Our representative in Mont Tremblant, Vendula, takes us through the ten reasons why she thinks you will absolutely love this fantastic resort in Canada. Mont Tremblant is a magnificent resort located in the heart of the Laurentian Mountains in Eastern Canada. There are many reasons visit this beautiful part of the world and here are
Come to Whistler and take a ride on the famous Peak 2 Peak 360 Experience for an unparalleled view of British Columbia’s rooftop! This magnificent lift system was primarily built for the Vancouver Winter Olympics in 2010 but beyond that, was of course built for skiers, riders and sightseers. The Peak 2 Peak is a
Whistler is much more than just steeps, deeps and glaciers! From large fast food restaurants seating hundreds of guests to small, quaint and cosy, tucked away chalets or huts, there are so many fantastic options for dining on the mountain! Why not start off with fresh tracks and hit the slopes before everyone else? Get
Last winter the Inghams representatives in Whistler for fortunate (and brave enough!) to turn their hand to bobsleighing, an activity operated by the Whistler Sliding Centre who also offer the Skeleton for anyone with enough nerve… Whistler is home to the steepest ice track in the World. Since hosting the bobsleigh, skeleton and luge competitions
People think that Whistler is a resort for hardcore skiers and boarders and this of course is true as it offers a very vast terrain and some extreme slopes but it also offers facilities for the whole family… The Inghams Team in Whistler arrange a whole variety of family friendly activities for instance on their
Whistler is not just considered to be the No.1 Ski and Snowboard resort in North America with amazing acreage of terrain for snowsports… it is also a amazing resort for non-ski activities, novel events, fine dining and some great après ski! One of these fantastic experiences is the VODKA ROOM housed in the BearFoot Bistro
I could hardly believe it had been five years or so since my last visit to Marmot Basin and it gave me a new insight into this charming and picturesque ski area: it punches way above its weight! By which I mean that although the trail map doesn’t look that extensive, when you get out
Tremblant : The first nation inhabitants Weskarini Algonquin called the mountain ‘Manitonga Soutana’, translated into French later as ‘Mont Tremblant’ or ‘shaking mountain’. The tribe believed that the Great Spirit ‘Glitche Manitou’ caused the mountain to shake when nature was disturbed. Unofficially, Tremblant has been a gathering place for daredevils on planks several years before
