Wake up at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler, your headquarters, and jumpstart the day at Portobello with a healthy egg scramble or freshly baked pastry with a cup of specially crafted coffee. The restaurant’s casual setting makes it the perfect place to greet the day. Located at the base of Blackcomb Mountain, the 528-room resort celebrates its alpine setting and offers mountain or village views.

Spa time! Emphasizing healing and health, VIDA Spa brings ancient Indian principles and practices of Ayurveda to everyday life. Book a 60-min Swedish Detoxifying Massage, which uses an anti-inflammatory technique and incorporates essential oils to ease overworked muscles.

Lunch at Ingrid’s Village Cafe in the heart of Whistler Village. A Whistler landmark opened since the original village was built, Ingrid’s dishes freshly made soups, salads, and made-to-order sandwiches.

Downhill mountain bike the Fitzsimmons Zone at Whistler Mountain Bike Park. The ultimate downhill biking experience, it caters to all level riders. Or take the Whistler Valley Trail through town—a beginner biking trail perfect for sightseeing.

Visit the Audain Art Museum. Made of natural wood and glass, the museum features sequential public spaces and galleries and is surrounded by evergreen forest. It was built to fit within the area’s natural elements. The permanent collection showcases British Colombian art from the late 18^th century to present and also includes a collection of 19^th- and 20^th-century First Nations masks.

Dinner at SIDECUT. The restaurant’s farm and ocean-to-table influence pays homage to British Columbia’s diverse fare and takes a modern, lighter approach to mountain cuisine. A sleek wood interior is an inviting setting or diners can eat al fresco on the scenic patio.

Live music and cocktails at Fairmont’s The Mallard Lounge and Terrace. This library-style lounge boasts master mixologists and classic nightclub entertainment at the base of Blackcomb Mountain.