Travelling intentionally isn’t easy. It means slowing down, considering your impact, exploring the lesser known and making connections with the people in the places you go. Whistler is the perfect place to do just that and there isn’t an ounce of adventure or good summer vibes that need to be sacrificed in the process.

This summer, plan a Whistler trip that allows you to avoid peak periods and gets you exploring the peaks, trails, and water in a way that is sensitive to the spectacular, mountain environment. Then, meet some local businesses who’ve got offerings designed to make you feel good about how you spend your time here.

Here’s a three-day itinerary designed with sustainable travel top of mind.

Check out the full article written by DEE RAFFO  MARCH 19, 2024 here