whistler in january
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Started by Uk66 in Ski Chatter 16-Nov-2008 - 10 Replies
Uk66 posted Nov-2008
headin to whislter for first time at the end of january.. any 1 been? Is it any good?
Solea
reply to 'whistler in january' posted Nov-2008
???
It's one of the best ski hills in North America. What are your criteria for asking? I can comment on pistes and terrain, but since I don't overnight there (we live close by) I can't comment on accom. or night life.
It's one of the best ski hills in North America. What are your criteria for asking? I can comment on pistes and terrain, but since I don't overnight there (we live close by) I can't comment on accom. or night life.
Crashandburn
reply to 'whistler in january' posted Nov-2008
Are you really asking if Whistler is any good???
That's like asking 'Is winning the Lottery any good??' )
I assume by booking a trip there you've researched the area / accommodation etc.... Unless you have won the lottery and just booked it without looking, as money is not objective.:thumbup:
That's like asking 'Is winning the Lottery any good??' )
I assume by booking a trip there you've researched the area / accommodation etc.... Unless you have won the lottery and just booked it without looking, as money is not objective.:thumbup:
You'll never know, unless you try...
Ian Wickham
reply to 'whistler in january' posted Nov-2008
Give him a break guys it's his first posting :D
Snowb4ndit
reply to 'whistler in january' posted Nov-2008
I was there last Christmas. You are putting yourself in a very dodgy position...because any ski resort you visit after Whistler will be a disappointment.
It is fantastic in every respect, you are going to have the time of your life. I stayed in the cheapest hotel I could find and it was superb. The food was great in all the restaurants we ate in, there are many bars that are all great depending on what atmosphere you're looking for. Ski hire equipment was top notch, instruction was excellent, the locals are friendly and caring and I need say no more about the slopes than powder, powder, powder!!!
You lucky B****r :D
It is fantastic in every respect, you are going to have the time of your life. I stayed in the cheapest hotel I could find and it was superb. The food was great in all the restaurants we ate in, there are many bars that are all great depending on what atmosphere you're looking for. Ski hire equipment was top notch, instruction was excellent, the locals are friendly and caring and I need say no more about the slopes than powder, powder, powder!!!
You lucky B****r :D
Take Life With A Pinch Of Salt... A Wedge Of Lime, & A Shot Of Tequila :-)
Solea
reply to 'whistler in january' posted Nov-2008
sounds like "snowb4ndit" (interesting name, although very ominous!)hit our slopes during our RECORD snowfall year!
Snowb4ndit
reply to 'whistler in january' posted Nov-2008
Solea wrote:sounds like "snowb4ndit" (interesting name, although very ominous!)hit our slopes during our RECORD snowfall year!
Why ominous :?:
Take Life With A Pinch Of Salt... A Wedge Of Lime, & A Shot Of Tequila :-)
Dave Mac
reply to 'whistler in january' posted Nov-2008
Whistler is very good, do not agree it is the best, I preferred Colorado, and many places including Europe. Plenty of variety in Whistler, lots af skiing. Only downside is the potential for bad weather.
Topic last updated on 19-November-2008 at 09:43