Whistler, British Columbia

If you're an active person at heart, then you should move to where the mountains, lakes, and snow are best! Whistler is world-renowned for its ski resorts, golf courses, hotels, and a town center that provides many après-ski activities. There are also glaciers and blackbowls that provide Canada's only serviced year-round skiing! And in the warmer months, you can still play tennis, bungee jump, fish, hike, rock climb, canoe, sail, shop, or take a swim in Alta Lake, before dining in top-notch restaurants.

Whistler, located 120 kilometers (75 miles) north of Vancouver, is a community of 8,891 people, with its own town council, fire and police departments, and some of the best scenery in the world! It is also, with Vancouver, the venue of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, because, of course, why would anyone want to go anywhere else for winter activities? As the fastest-growing municipality in BC, it's apparent that people are catching on to the town's extraordinary lifestyle.

Nature is everywhere in Whistler. The community was originally named after indigenous rock-dwelling furry animals known as whistlers for their high-pitched whistling call. And if you love animals, there are also plenty of wild bears, Whiskey-Jacks, cougars, and deer in the area. And the mountains, lake, and forests will genuinely take your breath away.

The town itself is quaint and clean, with the best of everything, for tourists and residents alike. Take your pick of from restaurants with varied cuisine, such as Japanese, Italian, French, and American. There are also many nightclubs and bars to keep your social life moving. This is small-town living like you've never imagined!

Whether you're single or married with a family, Whistler is the ideal place to have an active lifestyle. If you want the best of everything, with public transit and the option of almost any outdoor activity at your fingertips, then Whistler is the only place for you!

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