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WHISTLER TOURING / British Columbia
Scandinave Spa Whistler Escape to the Scandinave Spa Whistler, the perfect destination to relax in the heart of nature in British Columbia, Canada. Rejuvenate after a long hike or day skiing on Whistler Blackcomb's slopes at the 25,000 square foot outdoor spa, which is just minutes from Whistler Village. Retreat to this Nordic-inspired oasis of calm engulfed in a peaceful spruce and cedar forest on the edge of Lost Lake. Soak in the calming hot water whilst you enjoy the natural splendour of Whistler's incredible mountain vistas. Scandinave Spa is dedicated to creating a space of wellbeing where you can relax in the heart of nature. Breathe in the exhilarating mountain air; invigorate and cleanse your body, mind and soul. Enjoy the hot baths, wood burning Finnish Sauna, eucalyptus steam room and refreshing waterfalls and melt away with a relaxing massage in Whistler's most unique Health & Wellness Spa. Widely recognized for their energizing and relaxing effects, the Scandinavian baths, also known as hydrotherapy, are associated with many benefits. In addition to cleansing the body, they stimulate blood circulation and the release of endorphins. All of the senses are awakened, muscles are soothed; a general sensation of wellbeing washes over you. Immerse yourself… to emerge again feeling calm yet invigorated by the experience of the Scandinavian baths spa.
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PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola
Whistler Mountain-Biking
The world record-breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola solidifies Whistler Blackcomb’s reputation for thinking big. Spanning the distance between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola is a breathtaking 11-minute, 4+ kilometre journey to infinite possibilities. While connecting the incredible high alpine terrain of both mountains, this engineering marvel breaks three world records, including the 'Longest unsupported span of over three kilometres', 'Highest lift of its kind at 436 metres above the valley floor' and the 'Longest continuous lift system in the world'. In winter, PEAK 2 PEAK helps skiers and riders make the most of their day, and in summer, it introduces guests to unprecedented access to Whistler Blackcomb’s high alpine sightseeing, hiking and mountain-top dining.
The Whistler Mountain Bike Park boasts more terrain than any other bike park in North America with 1,493 vertical metres of lift-serviced descending trails, ranging in difficulty from green runs for beginners to blue and black diamond runs for intermediate and advanced riders. Biking terrain ranges from gentle banked cruisers through the coastal forest to tight and twisty single track – perfect for intermediate and all-mountain riders. The Whistler Mountain Bike Park is perhaps most wellknown for its machine-built trails: high-speed thrill rides infused with jumps, banked corners and wooden features designed for the ultimate in flow. The Whistler Mountain Bike Park is open from mid May to mid October.
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Britannia Mine Museum
Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre
The Britannia Mine operated from 1904 to 1974 and was once the largest copper mine in the British Empire. It is told that over 60,000 people from 50 countries lived and worked in this isolated mining community over the course of its 70 year life. In 2010, a multi-million dollar make-over transformed this historic mine into a multiaward winning Museum and National Historic Site. This bustling attraction opens up a little-seen world that fascinates all ages. Visitors board a mine train and experience a day in the life of a hard rock miner with a guided underground tour. Site includes "Groundbreaking" film, touchscreen exhibits, displays of rare minerals, entrance into the massive Mill, gift shop and a unique opportunity to pan for gold. Located on the Sea to Sky highway midway between Vancouver and Whistler.
The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre in Whistler showcases the art and heritage of the Squamish and Lil’wat Aboriginal people. The spectacular facility features traditional drumming performances, hourly guided tours through the museum and galleries, a captivating short film and a cedar bracelet craft activity. Each Ambassador has a unique story to tell and you will learn the meaning behind traditional regalia, legends, carvings, songs and ceremonies. The Cultural Centre offers its exhibit map in eight languages and English self-guided audio tours are also available. Make sure to leave time for lunch in the Thunderbird Café or shopping in the authentic gallery and gift shop.
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ANDERSON VACATIONS
Open daily 9.30am - 5pm.
From prices for accommodation are ‘per room’ and sightseeing are ‘per person’.