Whistler Blackcomb Piste Map
200.0 km of pistes across 1609 m of vertical
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Interactive 3D model showing the route elevation and path
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About This Route
Whistler Blackcomb pairs two big mountains above a single village, a couple of hours north of Vancouver. Together they hold more than 200 marked runs across roughly 200 km of terrain, sixteen alpine bowls and three glaciers, with a lift-served vertical of 1,609 m — a full mile — from the village at 675 m to 2,284 m on Blackcomb. Host mountain of the 2010 Winter Olympics and linked by the Peak 2 Peak gondola, it is the largest ski resort in North America.
This 3D printed model shows both mountains in relief: snow-white terrain with the run network traced in copper and the resort name engraved beneath. For anyone who did a season in Whistler, or crossed the Atlantic for one unforgettable trip, it is a way to keep those mountains within reach.
Printed to order in the UK, with an optional personalised line of text — a name, a date or a favourite bowl. Free UK shipping. Piste data © OpenStreetMap contributors.