Whistler, British Columbia - Cascade Lodge

Destination

Whistler, British Columbia, Canada, is a skier’s paradise and top tourist destination. Spend your days skiing, snowboarding in the winter or hiking, mountain biking in the summer. The cozy European village of Whistler is base camp for access to the two towering snow-crowned kings - Blackcomb and Whistler mountains. In winter, enjoy a breathtaking day of skiing and snowboarding. In summer, hike or mountain bike, golf on world-class courses, or go white-water rafting. Snow or shine, you can always slide into a café. Stroll the village’s boutiques, then ease into a heated spa to rejuvenate for the next day. Whether you crave rugged extremes or soothing quiet, Cascade Lodge has it all.

Resort Overview

WorldMark owns 42 units in this larger shared property. These units are all one bedroom, with fully equipped kitchens and fireplaces. Some of the units come with small balconies or decks. WorldMark Cascade Lodge’s amenities include an outdoor pool, 2 outdoor spas and 2 indoor saunas. WorldMark’s Cascade Lodge - nestled snugly in the heart of North America’s number-one ski resort - is the ideal getaway for warm and cold weather adventurers alike. All of this and more is in your reach from WorldMark Cascade Lodge.

Resort Amenities

This picturesque resort features an outdoor swimming pool, two outdoor spas, indoor saunas and changing rooms, fully equipped exercise room and storage for skis and bikes.

Unit Amenities

This unit comes with a fully equipped kitchen including microwave, dishwasher, washer and dryer, gas fireplace, cable TV, VCR, stereo system, telephone. Most units have private decks.

Things to See and Do

Shopping, dining and taking in live entertainment are favorite activities here at the foot of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. Whistler, British Columbia, Canada, is a skier’s paradise and one of the top tourist destinations in the region. In winter, enjoy a breathtaking day of skiing and snowboarding. Or speed across the snowy landscape on a dog sled tour. In summer, hike or mountain bike, golf on world-class courses, or make a splash in a white-water raft.

If traveling to or from Vancouver, at the U.S./Canadian border is Peace Arch Park, symbolizing the friendly relations between Canada and the United States. After crossing the border, you will find plenty of interesting sites in Vancouver, B.C. Downtown has exciting restaurants and endless shopping. Ride the tram to the top of Grouse Mountain. Enjoy hiking in the summer and horse-drawn sleigh rides and skiing in the winter. Another thrilling attraction is the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park. This swinging bridge, made from hemp rope and cedar planks, stretches 450 feet across and 230 feet above the Capilano River. Discover water wonders at the Vancouver Aquarium in Stanley Park. Enjoy a 360-degree view from the deck of the Harbour Centre Tower, 553 feet above the city.

A recommended detour is the charming town of La Conner. Once a quiet fishing village, it now serves as a popular art, antique and dining destination. On the way you’ll drive through the beautiful Skagit Valley. This photographer’s haven is known for its fields of blazing color as the world’s largest tulip crop bursts into bloom. You will love the beauty of a memorable vacation to Whistler Village.