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Whistler Blackcomb is two connected mountains near Vancouver, British Columbia, and is North America's largest lift-served ski area by skiable acreage. The two peaks are linked by the Peak 2 Peak Gondola — a continuously circulating tricable lift with the longest unsupported span of any lift in the world (3.02 km) — not a reversible tramway. It has multiple base villages: Whistler Village, Creekside, and Blackcomb Base.
675–2284 m
8,171 skiable acres
27 Lifts
Resort map
Verified locations only: the resort area and its named cable car stations. We don't have precise coordinates for individual accommodation listings, so those aren't plotted here — use the booking link in the sidebar instead.
Amenities
Snow School
Notable lifts
| Lift | Type |
|---|---|
| Peak 2 Peak Gondola | gondola (tricable, continuously circulating) 28-person cabins; longest unsupported span of any lift in the world (3.02 km) — not a reversible tramway despite the iconic profile. |
| Whistler Village Gondola | gondola Primary base access, Whistler side. |
| Blackcomb Gondola | gondola 10-person cabins, primary base access, Blackcomb side. |
| Harmony 6 Express | chairlift High-speed six-pack. |
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What the sources say
Every note below is drawn from the resort's own or an independent official publication.
Lift count is disputed between sources (34 per Wikipedia, 26-27 per commercial aggregators) — the two aggregator sources roughly agree and are used here.
Summit elevation reflects the combined highest lift-served point (2,284 m) rather than either peak's individual summit figure, which differ slightly between sources.
Confirmed: the Peak 2 Peak Gondola is a continuously circulating tricable lift, explicitly not a reversible tramway — no true cable car exists at Whistler Blackcomb.