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Excalibur Gondola, running from Whistler Village to the base of Excelerator with a mid-station near the top of the former Fitzsimmons lift. The second is dubbed by some as the "gondola to nowhere" since it does not connect with any restaurant or access additional terrain. However, in combination with Excelerator, it allowed rapid access to Blackcomb for Whistler Village traffic, who previously had to take three or four chairlifts to Rendezvous (Fitzsimmons, Stoker, Cruiser, and Jersey Cream, with 3 of those being slower chairs; or Fitzsimmons, Wizard and Solar Coaster). Excelerator also opened up a vast area of intermediate-difficulty terrain to the left of Solar Coaster and below Jersey Cream that was previously neglected and under-utilized, because skiers who traveled those slopes frequently had to go all the way to the bottom of the mountain, which was over-skied and icy.
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covered. In 1999, the Black Chair was replaced with a high speed quad, the
Garbanzo Express, running on a longer alignment starting next to the Whistler Village Gondola's midstation that eliminated the need for guests skiing this terrain to ride the Olympic Chair. The Fitzsimmons Express was added in 2000, following the line of the long-gone Village Chair and roughly paralleling the lower part of the gondola. The top of Fitzsimmons and the bottom of Garbanzo are co-located in the Village Gondola Olympic station area, providing extra lift capacity from the Whistler Village to the top of the mid-mountain zone in addition to the gondola itself. It was the second lift with the Fitszimmons name, the original lift being a triple chairlift replaced by Stage 1 of the Excalibur Gondola in 1994.
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Cypress Lodge in 1945 under its then-owner Dick Fairhurst, who built new cabins and a main lodge in the early 1960s. In 1972 the property was purchased by the Canadian Youth Hostel Association and it remained the Whistler Hostel until it was closed in 2010 when the association (now Hosteling International) opened a new, larger hostel. The original building is still standing today, home to the point artists centre and the Whistler sailing club. Cecilia and John Mansell moved to Alta Lake in 1945 and built the Hillcrest Lodge near today's Lakeside Park on Alta Lake. They sold it in 1965 to the Mason Family and others who operated it as Mount Whistler Lodge for skiers. The main lodge was burnt in a fire practice by the fire department in 1986.
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new Big Red 6 increased its lift capacity by 30%. In May 2022, the old cabins and chairs of the two lifts were put on sale and were sold for charity. Since the
Creekside Gondola is also a mountain biking lift in the summer, during construction, bikers were allowed to bring their bikes in the Whistler Village Gondola cabins and the Garbanzo Express opened earlier. However, due to shipping delays, the Creekside Gondola and Big Red 6 were only completed in December 2022. From the start of the 2022-2023 winter season before the opening of the two new lifts, shuttle buses transported guests from the Creekside area to the main village.
1016:, Fortress failed to make payment on its loan used to buy out Intrawest. This caused its creditors to force Intrawest to divest itself of several of its resort holdings in 2009 and 2010 which included a partial sale of Whistler Blackcomb, in order to reduce its debt load. This was achieved through a public offering of shares of Whistler Blackcomb Holdings Inc on the Toronto Stock Exchange in 2010. The net outcome of the reorganization is that Whistler Blackcomb Holdings is the managing partner and controls 75% of the partnerships which own the assets of Whistler Blackcomb. The remaining 25% of the partnerships are owned by
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Garbanzo Zone. From the top of Garbanzo to the village is an 1,100 m (3,600 ft) vertical descent; eclipsed only by the descent from the top gondola station or the top of the Peak Chair, the highest accessible point on the mountain. "A-Line" is the most well-known track. The Boneyard Slopestyle Course is part of the Fitzsimmons Zone and is located at the very bottom of the bike park, visible from the base of Whistler Mountain. The Boneyard features a collection of high-intermediate and advanced slopestyle features, including drops, dirt jumps, and more.
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Crystal Ridge zone of Blackcomb and renamed the Crystal Ridge Express, replacing the triple chairlift that had previously served this area. While the Crystal Ridge Express ends at the same location as that of the removed triple at Crystal Hut, it starts lower down the mountain on the Blackcomb Glacier Road near the base of Rock n' Roll. The lift line had been cut many years prior in anticipation of construction, and allows for the runs in this area to be lapped without needing to return to Excelerator.
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a new high-speed lift and the addition of night skiing in the same area during phase one. Additionally, during phase two and three, the Franz, Catskinner, and
Olympic chairs would be replaced with new high speed lifts, a new gondola would be constructed from Creekside Base on Whistler Mountain, two new chairlifts would be added in Bagel and Khyber Bowls, and two new high speed lifts would replace Wizard and Solar Coaster. The Renaissance developments reflect many of the proposals included in the resort master plan updated at the end of 2013.
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Fitzsimmons Creek flows into the larger Green River, which forms a floodplain running north–south just to the west of the village area. The Sea-to-Sky
Highway runs along the Green River valley. The ski runs generally run northwest towards the village area, or into the valley area between the two ridges. A small number of runs are located on the south side of the Whistler ridge, where they run to the Creekside Base area, some distance south of the main Whistler Village.
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Blackcomb has a higher skiable vertical, at 1,565 meters (5,135 feet), but less in-bound skiing area at 3,414 acres (1,382 ha). It is served by 15 lifts; 2 gondolas, 6 high-speed quads, 1 fixed-grip triple and 7 surface lifts (1 T-Bar and 5 carpet lifts), as well as the end-station for the Peak 2 Peak. Blackcomb is the location of the world-famous "Couloir
Extreme" run, which is one of the top ten steep in-bound runs in the world, according to
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segments can be operated as one continuous lift or as two separate lifts. On
Whistler, the Emerald Express was replaced with a high speed six pack, and similar to Harmony five years earlier, the original lift was relocated to Blackcomb to replace Catskinner. The Catskinner Express runs on a modified alignment compared to its predecessor, starting below the Magic Castle whereas the triple started at the base of the Nintendo Terrain Park.
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included 11 parcels in the modern Village Square area, including the Whistler Conference Centre, a variety of hotels, restaurants, grocery store, hardware store, etc. An enormous underground garage was built to support all of the buildings in the area, completed before any construction could start above it. The first hotel, the Blackcomb Lodge, anchors the Village Square area to this day.
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Maine, and Millar invited Philip to join him for dinner. Millar was a storyteller, and during the conversations that followed, he invited Philip to visit the Alta area. Alex and his wife Myrtle visited what was then known as Summit Lake several times over the next few years, and in 1913 they purchased 10 acres (40,000 m) of land on the northwest corner of Alta Lake for $ 700.
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safer workplace for employees and experience for guests, "We also recognize as a leader in the outdoor adventure and wellness industry and as the largest employer in the Whistler community, we have a responsibility to our guests and staff to provide a safe and healthy environment for work and play. We believe implementing this new policy aligns with this goal."
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trail, and a revitalization of Blackcomb's base. The start of this project will be subject to government approval and the renegotiation of the company's master development agreements and negotiation of a proposed business partnership with local First Nations. Once approval is granted, Phase One projects and expansions will take two years to construct.
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inbound terrain. Whistler is served by a total of 19 lifts; 2 gondolas, 5 high-speed detachable quad chair lifts, 4 high-speed detachable sixpack chair lifts, 2 fixed grip triple chair lifts, 1 T-bar (called T-bars but parallel T-Bar was removed however towers and stations still mostly stand) and 7 carpet lifts. It also hosts the drive station for the
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Mountain. This 7th lift was coined the Seventh Heaven T-Bar and gave access to high alpine and glaciated terrain. It also gave Blackcomb the highest lift-serviced vertical drop of any ski area in North America, with the top of the lift at 7,348 feet (2,240 m). Blackcomb promoted themselves as the "Mile High Mountain".
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above the Creekside base, a temporary high-speed quad was built by Doppelmayr, known as the Timing Flats Express, in the Creekside base. This alleviated demand on the Creekside Gondola and other lifts that served the starting areas, much higher up the mountain. After the Olympics, it was dismantled and sold to
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The Fitzsimmons chair, the most popular on the mountain, used this system until 2023. The updated Fitz chair opening December 12, 2023 updated the capacity from 2 per chair to five.The updated chair features many seats, and 4 front tire slots on the back, as well as a hook on the side for a fifth bike.
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For the 2022-2023 winter season, as part of Vail's Epic Lift Upgrade project, Doppelmayr replaced the Creekside Gondola and the Big Red Express, upgrading them to a ten-passenger gondola and a high speed six pack chair respectively. The new Creekside Gondola increased its lift capacity by 35% and the
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In April 2016, a $ 345-million three-phase development plan, named 'Renaissance,' was announced by the mountain, described as the "largest and most exciting investment in the Company's history." On-mountain improvements to skiing and snowboard activities included a replacement of the Magic Chair with
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Whistler Blackcomb announced plans on January 18, 2013, regarding plans for two high-speed detachable chairlift installations for the 2013–2014 season. The Harmony Express on Whistler was replaced with a high speed six pack constructed by Doppelmayr, upgrading its capacity from 2,400 to 3,600 persons
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constructed new high speed quads to replace the Redline and Greenline chairs, respectively named the Big Red Express and Emerald Express. These lifts received new terminals and chairs, but reused the predecessor lifts' towers. The original Roundhouse was demolished and a new lodge built in its place.
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The lift operator on the Quicksilver lift pressed the button to make a routine stop, to allow a fallen skier to get out of the way of the unloading ramp. Instead, the emergency brake activated, sending shockwaves down the cable. Grips on at least two of the chairs slipped, and caused chairs to slide
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In response to Blackcomb Mountain's construction of three high-speed quads, Whistler Mountain undertook one of the biggest ski-lift construction projects ever realized in Canada at the time, the construction of the Whistler Express Gondola. Carrying passengers 1,157 m (3,796 ft) vertically
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The gravel road was paved to Whistler in 1966, and on to Pemberton in 1969. The Blue and Green chairlifts were added in 1970, providing access to additional terrain. In 1972 these were joined by the Olive and Orange chairlifts. A parallel lift to the Green Chair to alleviate crowds came in 1974, and
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Encouraged by their positive reviews, Wilhelmsen organized the Garibaldi Olympic Development Association (GODA) to make a formal bid. At this time there was no road, no electricity, and no piped water or sewer in Alta Lake. Their bid for the Olympics was unsurprisingly rejected, and the Canadian bid
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Building followed demand, and over time the lodge grew to include an additional 45 buildings (cabins, tennis courts, general store, post office) and could accommodate 100 people. It became the most popular west coast resort for 30 years. The Philips operated the Lodge until 1948 when they sold it to
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On Sunday, December 6, 2009, at 8:55 am, a passenger aboard Big Red noticed that a sheave train had broken off Tower 31 and had fallen to the ground. They immediately notified the lift operator at the top terminal (2 towers away) and Whistler Blackcomb Lift Maintenance department. As a result,
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During the summer, Fitzsimmons 8 and Garbanzo are used for bike hauls, with select chairs having their seats replaced with a bike rack. These racks fit four bikes, three in grooves and one on a hook on the side of the chair. The bikers then get on the next chair which is a normal passenger carrier.
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Additional projects part of Renaissance include a 163,000-square-foot water park with water slides, a mountain roller coaster, a suspension bridge atop Whistler Mountain's peak, expansion of Whistler Mountain Bike Park, new parking facilities and housing developments, a new 'Blackcomb Grind' hiking
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voted Whistler the Number One Ski Resort in North America. Similar No. 1 rankings quickly followed from other major magazines, and between 1992 and 2000 it won No. 1 ranking from one of the major magazines every year. In 1996, it became the only resort in history to be simultaneously named No. 1 by
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From 1962 to 1965 Garibaldi Lifts raised funds and began development of the ski area on the south side of the mountain. The government agreed that they would set aside a 56-acre (230,000 m) plot at the base of the mountain for Garibaldi Lifts to buy, and agreed to bring the highway to the base
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One of the first permanent residents in the Alta Lake area was trapper John Millar, who set up a cabin next to the trail just south of the base of the mountain. During a trip to sell furs in Vancouver in 1911, Millar stopped at the Horseshoe Bar & Grill for dinner. The cook was Alex Philip from
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Blackcomb Mountain, as seen looking north from Whistler Mountain. The trails served by Seventh Heaven are seen face-on just right of mid-frame, the upper half of these trails are not obvious in the large "bowl" along the top of the peak. The majority of Blackcomb's trails run down the slope to the
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There was some commercial use of the London Mountain area as well. Logging had been carried out for some time, but the arrival of the railway in 1914 made this much more profitable and for several years there were a few sizable mills and lumber operations: The Barrs at Parkhurst Mill on Green Lake
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Following the successful launch of Rainbow Lodge, several other tourist resorts set up in the valley. Russell Anderson Jordan opened the Alta Lake Hotel which burned down in 1930, and replaced it with Jordan's Lodge on nearby Nita Lake. Bert and Agnes Harrop built Harrop's Point in the 1920s. This
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Whistler Village, which is part of the Resort Municipality of Whistler, a geo-political entity not directly associated with the resort company's operation, is situated at the base of the Whistler Mountain Village Gondola and Blackcomb Excalibur Gondola. The village incorporates community services,
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on 12 December 2008 connected the two mountains at approximately 1,800 m (5,900 ft). The lift has a total length of 4.4 km (2.7 mi) and the longest unsupported span for a lift of its kind in the world at 3.02 km (1.88 mi) while also having the highest ground clearance
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merged with Whistler Mountain Ski Corporation. Ticketing, pass, and access control systems for the two ski areas were fully integrated in 2003. Together, Whistler and Blackcomb form the largest ski area in North America at 8,171 acres (33 km). Either mountain alone would be in the top-five in
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Blackcomb Mountain is the northern ridge, on the left when viewed from the village. It has a lift-serviced elevation of 2,240 metres (7,350 feet) at the top of the 7th Heaven chair – Blackcomb Mountain itself is higher at 2,440 meters (8,010 feet), but unlike Whistler, the peak is not lift-served.
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Whistler Mountain is the basis of the southern of the two ridges, on the right when looking at the Whistler-Blackcomb ski area from Whistler Village. It has a summit elevation of 2,184 meters (7,165 feet). The total vertical drop is 1,530 meters (5,020 feet) and 4,757 acres (1,925 ha) skiable
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The ski areas at Whistler and Blackcomb are situated on two ridge-lines running roughly northwest to southeast. The two are separated by a deep valley with Fitzsimmons Creek running along the valley floor. The main base area at Whistler Village is located on the northwest end of this valley, where
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For 2018, Doppelmayr carried out two major lift projects. On Blackcomb, the aging Wizard and Solar Coaster high speed quads were replaced with a two-stage ten passenger gondola, with a midway turn station near where the previous lifts met. Like the Whistler Village and Excalibur Gondolas, the two
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In May 2015, Whistler Blackcomb announced that both mountains would be declared smoke-free environments, President and CEO Dave Brownlie was quoted as saying "We have made the decision...to preserve the pristine alpine environment our guests come here for,". He continued to highlight a need for a
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won the first gold ever in Ski Cross, an inaugural Olympic event; Maëlle Ricker won gold in Snowboard Cross; Siblings Mike and Britt Janyk competed in alpine skiing events on the mountain they grew up skiing; Ski cross athlete Julia Murray, daughter of Dave Murray, competed in her first of likely
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1998 saw the replacement of the Peak Chair with a high-speed quad. The original Peak Chair was renamed Franz's Chair and moved parallel to Big Red with a return station approximately halfway up Big Red's lift line. Franz's runs primarily in early and late season, when lower altitudes are not well
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In 1982, "Chair 6" (later rebranded Jersey Cream) opened in the Horstman Creek drainage on Blackcomb. Whistler cut new trails along the northern flank of the mountain. In 1983 Blackcomb acquired a used T-Bar from Fortress Mountain and installed it on a south-facing slope, in full view of Whistler
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and Creekside Gondola to shuttle bikers to around midstation, at 1,200 m (3,900 ft). The park has 47+ trails for all skill levels totaling 250 km + of trails. There are smooth trails with gentle banked corners for beginners, steep twisty trails for intermediates, tight trails with
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Downhill course, while women's skiing took place on a new course, which started on Wild Card, cut across Jimmy's Joker to Franz's Run and connected at the bottom of the Dave Murray Downhill. In order to serve the spectators and judges who needed to travel only to the timing area a short distance
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was interested in developing tourism and took a number of steps affecting Whistler. At the time, the Alta Lake area was overdeveloped, so the government instituted a development freeze while they studied the problem. The only solution was to continue development in another location. They quickly
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At the tops of the lift towers are a series of wheels known as sheaves, or sheave trains as there are almost always more than one in a row. Towers typically have two sheave trains, one for the uphill-moving side of the cable loop, and one for the downhill side. Upon inspection the next morning,
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or Fitzsimmons 8 to the Olympic Station area. Then intermediate and advanced riders can take Garbanzo up further to the Garbanzo zone. Garbanzo riders can then return to midstation or Whistler Village, the base of the bike park. The Creekside Zone can be accessed via the Creekside Gondola or by
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were given to the Whistler municipality to develop the town centre. The first sod for the village was turned on August 18, 1978, by first Mayor Pat Carleton. By 1979 many amenities were in place, including Municipal Hall, Fire Hall, Health Care Centre, and Elementary School. Phase 1 expansion
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In 1994, Blackcomb made what would be its last major lift expansion until 2018 with the replacement of the lower mountain triple chairlifts. Stoker was replaced with a high speed quad in a longer alignment known as the Excelerator Express, while Fitzsimmons and Cruiser were replaced with the
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for the same season; the Village, Olympic, and Black Chairs which met up with the top of the Orange chair at the top of the men's downhill course. Whistler's original base at Alta Lake began to be referred to as Whistler Creek, or Creekside, after the creek that runs through the area.
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connecting it with Blackcomb mountain to the north. There are 4 on-hill restaurants, as well as a children's ski school. It is served by two base areas: Whistler Creek also known as creekside, the original base on its southwest flank, and Whistler Village on its northwest flank.
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partnership with Whistler to map out the various Olympic venues and many of the ski runs there. The imagery was taken with cameras mounted on the back of snowmobiles and included panoramas from the Dave Murray Downhill run to the peak of Whistler and to the top of 7th Heaven.
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secured to the carrier. The safety harness ended up pulling so hard on the maintenance carrier, the carrier became detached from the cable and dropped to the rocky ground below, severely injuring the worker in it. The employee hanging from the tower only received bruises.
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maintenance crews discovered that the sheave train on the downhill side of tower 11 had failed, and that the sheave had turned into the path of a chair and forced it off the cable. The cause was later determined to be a failed bolt, and all of the bolts were replaced.
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area. The primary skiing terrain starts about one-third up the mountains. Ski-outs to the valley are usually possible during the months of December through April. The mid- and upper- areas are serviced by 10 high-speed detachable chairs and 5 fixed-grip lifts made by
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of the mountain if they could raise enough money. By 1965 they had reached their goal of raising $ 800,000 and started planning for development. However, they were not happy with the name, and on August 27, 1965, London Mountain officially became Whistler Mountain.
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Intrawest immediately carried out massive upgrades on Blackcomb. They started by moving the Seventh Heaven T-Bar across the ridge to the Horstman Glacier, still running up to the peak, and supplemented it with the Showcase T-Bar to service Blackcomb Glacier.
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Alec and Audrey Greenwood. The main Lodge burnt down in 1977, but today the area has been preserved as Rainbow Park. The Philips both remained in the valley until their deaths. Alex died in 1968 at the age of 86, and Myrtle died in 1986 at the age of 95.
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In 2014, new 8 person cabins were bought to upgrade the Whistler Village Gondola, the existing cabins having been in service since 1988. Sigma, a subsidiary of Leitner-Poma who originally installed the lift, were contracted to produce the new cabins.
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in Alberta. The second project was the construction of the Kadenwood Gondola, providing access to the Kadenwood Estate Homes from the Creekside base. Built by Doppelmayr-CTEC, it is a pulse gondola with 8 passenger cabins in two groups of 2.
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ski area in Colorado. Although not as high as Seventh Heaven, this lift opened up Whistler Mountain's alpine terrain, and allowed access to the Harmony Bowl area. The new terrain made Whistler the largest alpine ski area in North America.
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The lift operations team on Harmony had been experiencing some problems with the lift during the day of Wednesday, February 18, 2009. That night, a grooming machine operator found a chair had fallen from the lift at Tower 11.
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who lived among the rocks. Four lakes paralleled the route of Trail, the highest then being known as Summit Lake. However, there was another Summit Lake in BC, and in 1910 the name was changed to its current form, Alta Lake.
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men looking for an alternate route into the Cariboo area further north. Although little-used at the time, the route would later become one of the many paths used during the Gold Rush at the turn of the century. Known as the
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the lift was run at a low speed to evacuate all passengers. All passengers were finally off the lift just before 10 am. The lift was closed down for the day, repaired, and back in operation Monday, December 7.
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In 2020, the Horstman T-bar was closed down and dismantled as the glacier it was built on receded. However, glacier skiing is still an activity during the summer, only in the upper regions with the Showcase T-bar.
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the Little Red Chair came in 1978. The Roundhouse, an on-mountain lodge and restaurant, was completed in 1980. This new lodge provided respite for cold skiers who had survived the long ride up on the Red Chair.
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and 5 km (3.1 mi) horizontally over 63 support towers, the lift opened on November 24, 1988. In 1990 Whistler began upgrading its aging fleet of fixed grip chairlifts with the addition of its first
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where bars were allowed to be open on Sunday. The act also created the Whistler Village Land Company who would oversee all development of the new Whistler Village. In 1977 the provincial government named
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shops, entertainment venues, restaurants, bars, hotels, condominiums and vacation properties. The village is 675 m (2,215 ft) above sea level, and is located 137 km (85 mi) from
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down the cable and slam into each other. In all, eight were injured, and two were killed in one of the worst ski lift accidents in North America. The lift's manufacturer,
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and the Whistler alpine regions and take skiers to the entrance to Blackcomb Glacier. The overall lift capacity, 65,507 skiers per hour, is the greatest in North America.
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The bike park has three zones: the Fitzsimmons Zone (the lower zone), the Garbanzo Zone (the upper zone) and the Creekside Zone. All riders take either the Village
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for the 1996-1997 season to replace Quicksilver. In 1997,
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bought Whistler Blackcomb Holdings for $ 1.39 billion.
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3286:"Whistler Blackcomb Master Plan Update 2013:Blackcomb"
3260:"Whistler Blackcomb Master Plan Update 2013: Whistler"
3209:"Whistler Blackcomb Unveils $ 345 Million Renaissance"
3060:"Google Lat Long: Street View hits slopes at Whistler"
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Dmitrieva, Katia; Gopal, Prashant (August 8, 2016).
2780:"Whistler Blackcomb – PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola – Details"
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4047:"Whistler – Whistler Blackcomb Media Statement"
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3999:"Whistler – Harmony Chair Statement"
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3590:"An Update on Lift Upgrade Projects"
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4121:"Intrawest Corporation Quick Facts"
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496:Vancouver International Airport
242:high-speed eight-pack chairlift
4083:, Whistler Blackcomb home page
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2722:
2709:"Whistler Blackcomb Ski Guide"
2701:
2680:
2655:
2493:
2410:Whistler Blackcomb's Tube Park
1305:
1248:FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup
1076:hosted Olympic and Paralympic
1044:In preparation for the Games,
420:
247:high-speed six-pack chairlifts
233:34 (Whistler 19)(Blackcomb 17)
55:Panorama of Whistler Blackcomb
1:
4683:East Kootenay/Columbia Valley
4531:Hakuba Happoone Winter Resort
4298:Whistler Olympic Medals Plaza
3719:ZRankings, Best Ski Resorts.
2649:
2546:Panorama of the two mountains
557:(PGE) reached the lake, from
555:Pacific Great Eastern Railway
157:Blackcomb: 2,240 m (7,347 ft)
147:Blackcomb: 1,565 m (5,133 ft)
5131:Olympic alpine skiing venues
4103:"A Look at Whistler History"
4094:Whistler Blackcomb home page
3528:Retrieved on 28 August 2021.
2421:
155:Whistler: 2,182 m (7,160 ft)
145:Whistler: 1,530 m (5,020 ft)
7:
4444:Mount Eniwa Downhill Course
4249:Vancouver Convention Centre
3569:Whistler Blackcomb Newsroom
2599:
2365:Whistler Mountain Bike Park
2351:Whistler Mountain Bike Park
1070:The Whistler Sliding Centre
165:Creekside: 653 m (2,140 ft)
10:
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5141:Whistler, British Columbia
4942:
3856:"Excalibur Gondola Update"
2917:Denver Rocky Mountain News
2754:Seattle Post-Intelligencer
2620:(the geographical feature)
2614:(the geographical feature)
2606:Whistler, British Columbia
866:high-speed quad chairlifts
501:
338:Whistler, British Columbia
252:high-speed quad chairlifts
21:Whistler, British Columbia
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4611:Rosa Khutor Alpine Resort
4572:Park City Mountain Resort
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4229:Cypress Mountain Ski Area
4208:
4147:Vancouver2010.com profile
2886:"Diamond Head (mountain)"
2624:Garibaldi Provincial Park
2174:Whistler Village Gondola
1416:Whistler Village Gondola
1180:Park City Mountain Resort
1010:Fortress Investment Group
858:high-speed quad chairlift
845:high-speed quad chairlift
718:Garibaldi Provincial Park
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1207:FIS Alpine Ski World Cup
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994:Pyeongchang, South Korea
810:Intrawest buys Blackcomb
787:Competition and buildout
761:Fortress Mountain Resort
4624:Yongpyong Alpine Centre
4620:Jeongseon Alpine Centre
4409:Squaw Valley Ski Resort
4279:Whistler Sliding Centre
3813:Dow Jones & Company
3809:The Wall Street Journal
3136:"2 New Lifts Announced"
3084:. CBC. February 9, 2010
2688:"piquenewsmagasine.com"
1050:Google Maps Street View
904:Intrawest buys Whistler
683:In 1974 the provincial
655:won the voting for the
3753:April 8, 2008, at the
2759:The Hearst Corporation
2461:
2383:
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2229:Fitzsimmons 8 Express
1884:Crystal Ridge Express
1623:Fitzsimmons 8 Express
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545:By 1914, the Philip's
108:50.10833°N 122.94250°W
4675:Ski areas and resorts
4289:Whistler Olympic Park
4244:Richmond Olympic Oval
4225:(Canada Hockey Place)
3040:Blackcomb, Whistler.
2911:June 1, 2009, at the
2891:BC Geographical Names
2736:on February 22, 2007.
2459:
2402:, the largest annual
2381:
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1768:Jersey Cream Express
1074:Whistler Olympic Park
1056:Blackcomb hosted the
971:
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885:Snow Country Magazine
817:
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530:Western Hoary Marmots
305:(154 hectares), 11.1%
5049:Warm weather resorts
4715:Fairmont Hot Springs
4585:San Sicario Fraiteve
4435:Recoin de Chamrousse
4197:2010 Winter Olympics
4143:at Wikimedia Commons
4027:. Pique newsmagazine
3674:. September 28, 2022
3323:on December 31, 2017
3292:on December 31, 2017
3266:on December 31, 2017
2730:"Intrawest: History"
2434:Lift Engineering/Yan
1739:Excelerator Express
1603:High Speed Six Pack
1574:High Speed Six Pack
1514:8x2x2 Pulse Gondola
1192:2010 Winter Olympics
1111:many Olympic Games.
1082:cross-country skiing
986:1988 Winter Olympics
978:2010 Winter Olympics
757:Aspen Skiing Company
665:change in government
657:1976 Summer Olympics
649:1976 Winter Olympics
630:1972 Winter Olympics
583:1968 Winter Olympics
376:alpine skiing events
372:2010 Winter Olympics
361:1968 Winter Olympics
303:Blackcomb: 382 acres
301:(131 hectares), 6.8%
289:11.9m/year (467 in.)
201:110 – More Difficult
113:50.10833; -122.94250
4746:Revelstoke Mountain
4677:in British Columbia
4251:(main media centre)
3778:Canwest Interactive
3596:. December 22, 2022
3021:on January 24, 2010
3015:montrealgazette.com
2629:Peak 2 Peak Gondola
2163:Blackcomb Mountain
2108:Peak 2 Peak Gondola
2025:Blackcomb Mountain
1994:Blackcomb Mountain
1902:Blackcomb Mountain
1873:Blackcomb Mountain
1855:Catskinner Express
1844:Blackcomb Mountain
1815:Blackcomb Mountain
1797:7th Heaven Express
1786:Blackcomb Mountain
1757:Blackcomb Mountain
1544:High Speed Six Pack
1405:Blackcomb Mountain
1350:Peak 2 Peak Gondola
964:Renewed Olympic bid
958:Peak 2 Peak Gondola
851:Renewed competition
716:, then part of the
487:Peak 2 Peak Gondola
432:Peak 2 Peak Gondola
348:for moving between
346:Peak 2 Peak Gondola
299:Whistler: 325 acres
208:35 – Most Difficult
162:Base elevation
104: /
5040:Whistler Blackcomb
4850:Whistler Blackcomb
4602:Whistler Creekside
4470:Whiteface Mountain
4284:Whistler Creekside
4141:Whistler Blackcomb
4025:"Whistler, CANADA"
3921:Whistler-Blackcomb
3897:on August 15, 2020
3860:Whistler-Blackcomb
3700:. October 15, 2022
3594:Whistler Blackcomb
3505:Whistler Blackcomb
3347:Whistler Blackcomb
3062:. February 9, 2010
3046:www.prnewswire.com
2919:, October 12, 1999
2784:Whistler-Blackcomb
2667:Whistler Blackcomb
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2296:Whistler Mountain
2270:Whistler Mountain
2244:Whistler Mountain
2237:High speed 8 pack
2218:Whistler Mountain
2211:10 Person Gondola
2204:Creekside Gondola
2191:Whistler Mountain
2143:Blackcomb Gondola
2054:Whistler Mountain
1962:Whistler Mountain
1933:Whistler Mountain
1728:Whistler Mountain
1699:Whistler Mountain
1670:Whistler Mountain
1641:Whistler Mountain
1632:High Speed 8 Pack
1612:Whistler Mountain
1583:Whistler Mountain
1565:Emerald 6 Express
1554:Whistler Mountain
1534:Harmony 6 Express
1523:Whistler Mountain
1503:Kadenwood Gondola
1474:Excalibur Gondola
1463:Whistler Mountain
1454:10 Person Gondola
1445:Creekside Gondola
1434:Whistler Mountain
1384:Blackcomb Gondola
1101:Sea-to-Sky Highway
1024:2010 Olympic Games
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725:Whistler Village's
714:Blackcomb Mountain
522:Sea-to-Sky Highway
330:Whistler Blackcomb
318:.whistlerblackcomb
75:Nearest major city
69:Blackcomb Mountain
35:Whistler Blackcomb
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4986:Intrawest Resorts
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4305:
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4139:Media related to
4123:, Intrawest Corp.
3784:on April 17, 2008
3207:Landsman, Peter.
3142:on April 24, 2013
2936:. April 24, 2018.
2790:on April 27, 2014
2612:Whistler Mountain
2306:
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2255:Garbanzo Express
2183:8 Person Gondola
2066:
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1652:Symphony Express
1483:8 Person Gondola
1425:8 Person Gondola
1165:COVID-19 pandemic
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271:69,939 skiers/hr
65:Whistler Mountain
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4859:Vancouver Island
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1594:Big Red Express
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1039:Sunshine Village
870:Lift Engineering
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615:Willy Schaeffler
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3239:Lift Blog
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2995:March 10,
2969:March 10,
2947:Intrawest
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2909:Archived
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