Resort Amenities

Everything You'll Ever Need

Where Ancient Legends Meet Modern Luxury

We've packed this place with stuff you'll actually want to use - not just fancy extras for the brochure

Spa Wellness
Wellness & Rejuvenation

Mountain Spa & Wellness Center

Look, I've been to my fair share of resort spas, and honestly? Most of 'em feel like cookie-cutter operations. Ours isn't like that. Our therapists actually know their stuff - they're trained in both traditional techniques and some pretty wild healing practices passed down through local mountain cultures.

Hot Stone Therapy

Using heated river stones from nearby glacial streams

Alpine Herb Wraps

Botanical treatments with mountain-grown ingredients

Hydrotherapy Pools

Mineral-rich waters at varying temperatures

Meditation Pavilion

Panoramic mountain views for your practice

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Dining That's Worth Talking About

Three spots, three totally different vibes - all ridiculously good

Fine Dining

The Vorn Table

Our head chef came from a Michelin-starred place in Vancouver, but honestly, he cooks better here 'cause he's got creative freedom. Farm-to-table isn't just a phrase here - we're talking same-day harvests and local game.

Fine Dining
Wine Cellar

The Legend's Cellar

Over 800 bottles from BC's Okanagan Valley and beyond. Our sommelier Mark will tell you stories about each vintage - the guy's got an encyclopedic memory and zero pretension. Small plates that pair perfectly.

Wine & Tapas
Mountain Bistro

Alpine Hearth Bistro

This is where we hang out after a long hike. Comfort food done right - think elevated burgers, wood-fired pizzas, craft beers. Open all day, kid-friendly, and the patio's got fire pits for those cool mountain evenings.

Casual Dining
Get Out There

Adventure Tourism & Guided Experiences

Let's be real - you didn't come all the way to Whistler to sit in your room watching Netflix. Our adventure concierge team knows every trail, hidden waterfall, and secret viewpoint within 50 kilometers. They're not just guides, they're passionate locals who actually live for this stuff.

From easy morning walks to challenging summit attempts. Our guides pack gourmet trail lunches, and they'll point out wildlife you'd totally miss on your own. We've got routes for every fitness level - no judgment if you're more "leisurely stroll" than "extreme athlete."

Premium bike fleet including e-bikes if you want the views without totally destroying your legs. Trail maps, safety gear, and repair kits included. The Valley Trail is perfect for beginners, while advanced riders can tackle the technical stuff with our guides.

Ski-in/ski-out access to backcountry terrain, snowshoeing expeditions, and even dog sledding with a local musher who's got stories for days. Hot chocolate stations along winter trails 'cause we're not barbarians. Equipment rentals and lessons available.

Connect with Indigenous guides who share traditional stories and ecological knowledge. Foraging workshops, wildlife tracking, and seasonal celebrations. These experiences changed how I see these mountains - you'll never look at the forest the same way again.
Adventure Activities Winter Activities

Corporate Retreats That Don't Suck

I know what you're thinking - "corporate retreat" usually means awkward team-building exercises and stale coffee. Ours aren't like that. We've hosted everyone from tech startups to Fortune 500 companies, and they actually leave excited instead of exhausted.

  • Meeting Spaces With Views Floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the mountains. High-speed internet that actually works. Tech support who show up in under 5 minutes.
  • Team Building That Works Guided challenges in nature that actually build trust and communication. No trust falls or cheesy icebreakers, promise.
  • Catering That Impresses Breakfast spreads, working lunches, cocktail receptions. Dietary restrictions? We've got you covered without making anyone feel weird about it.
  • Dedicated Event Coordinator Your assigned coordinator handles everything so you can focus on your actual agenda. They're basically mind readers at this point.

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Seasonal Activities Worth Planning Around

Every season brings something different - and honestly, they're all pretty spectacular

Spring Activities
Spring

Awakening Season

March - May gets pretty wild up here. Waterfalls are raging from snowmelt, wildflowers start popping up everywhere, and the wildlife's super active. Perfect for photography if you're into that.

  • Wildflower hikes
  • Wildlife photography
  • Waterfall tours
Summer Activities
Summer

Peak Adventure

June through August is go-time. Long days mean you can fit in a morning hike, afternoon by the pool, and still catch sunset from the peak. The alpine lakes are cold but totally swimmable if you're brave.

  • Summit hikes
  • Lake activities
  • Stargazing events
Fall Activities
Fall

Golden Transition

September and October are secretly the best time to visit. Way fewer crowds, the aspens turn golden, and the air gets that crisp quality that makes you wanna be outside all day. Harvest dinners are insane.

  • Foliage tours
  • Harvest feasts
  • Foraging expeditions
Winter Activities
Winter

Winter Wonderland

December through February transforms this place into something from a fairytale. World-class skiing obviously, but also the quiet beauty of snowshoeing through fresh powder. Hot springs after a cold day? Unbeatable.

  • Skiing & snowboarding
  • Snowshoe trails
  • Fireside experiences

Ready to Experience It All?

Don't just read about it - come see why people keep coming back season after season. Our guest book is full of "we're already planning our next trip" notes.

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