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Whistler 7 Day Update

 

9 New Listings in the past 14 days ​CLICK HERE​​​

4 Price Changes in the past 14 days -CLICK HERE

14 Completed Sales in the past 14 days - CLICK HERE

 

235 Current Listings in Whistler CLICK HERE

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Favorite listing of the week


 

 

219B Evolution Whistler Creek

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2020 London Lane

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$280,000

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The website says it all ... modern, chic lodge with suites that feature a trendy and sophisticated design, full kitchen with high-end appliances, dining area, living area with a cozy fireplace, private balconies and an in-suite washer and dryer. 219B Evolution is all this supersized. Over 1,083 square feet, 2 bed, 2 bath, modern design with oversized deck looking toward Whistler Creek and a double sided fireplace. An entrance to put everything out of the way, spacious ensuite bathrooms, one with a soaker tub that looks onto forest and wrap around windows. Only only 3 of this suite in this location in this sophisticated 1/4 share, freehold ownership complex. Evolution amenities are endless with an outdoor heated pool, two hot tubs, a sauna, eucalyptus steam room, fitness centre, a games room and a media room, which provides two daily movie viewings. Come experience all Evolution and Whistler Creekside have to offer! Call today for an info package & appointment to view.

 

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8071 Cypress Place

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Green Lake Estates

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$2,100,000

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Cypress Place, the last luxury, golf course neighbourhood available to build your Whistler Chalet. Ending in a private cul-de-sac, new chalets have been built (with more underway) that showcase today’s style of modern architecture with a little Whistler thrown in. A S/SW facing lot on the 13th fairway with views of both Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, 8071 Cypress Place is easy access, flat 13,250 sf lot that can host a gorgeous home of more than 3,850 sf + garage + storage/mechanical. Design your own oasis in the rear including outdoor fireplace, comfy lounge chairs and to enjoy delicious cocktails where you can host your favourite neighbors or have a quiet night watching the sun dip below the Mountains. GST has been paid. Cypress Place is on the valley floor where you enjoy all day sunshine. Situated just 5 minutes north of Whistler Village, across the street from the Jack Nicklaus designed golf course and just steps from Meadow Park Sports Centre. This is an opportunity to pick your design in 2018, and start to build 2019. Call today for more details. Please drive by anytime!

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Coming Soon

 

310 Adara Hotel 

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4122 Village Green Way

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$180,000

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399 SF Studio suite in this retro hotel, in the centre of Whistler Village. 

Excellent return!

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Recent Sales

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504 Marqui

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419 The Marquise at Blackcomb

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4809 Spearhead Drive

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1 Bed, 1 Bath Condo

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Sold for $650,000

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INSIDER’S GUIDE TO ALPINE HIKING WITH KIDS

Blog Post

Courtesy of Tourism Whistler 

Author Megan Wilson

 

 

Starting a family doesn’t mean you have to give up adventuring in the mountains. On the contrary, expanding your family becomes an opportunity to see your favourite alpine spaces through the wide eyes of the next generation. With a few easy tips and tricks you can be back exploring your favourite alpine meadows with your little ones in tow.

 

Choose Your Adventure Wisely

Selecting the hike that is just right for you, and your kids, is the most crucial ingredient for a successful day. By choosing the right hike you can set yourself up for incredible family memories, or for an afternoon of tears. The lift-accessed trails on Whistler and Blackcomb mountains can take the slog out of getting to the alpine, making hiking up high a possibility with even the smallest tykes in tow. Here are some sure winners for different age groups:

Stroller-friendly: Pika’s Traverse – The smooth surface of this wide access trail makes pushing a stroller a breeze. As you walk, you can savour the views across to Blackcomb and Flute along the way.

Little legs: Harmony Lake Loop – This hike is just a short walk from the Roundhouse Lodge, and it features an amazing boardwalk around an alpine lake.

Teen or pre-teen adventurers: As your kids get older you can venture out farther. High Note Trail on Whistler Mountain or Garibaldi Lake Trail is a great introduction to more difficult alpine hiking for your teens.

Don’t forget to get your PEAK 2 PEAK 360 sightseeing ticket to access these amazing hikes. If you already have a 2018/19 ski pass, then access is already included!

Dress Appropriately

The key to planning your alpine outfit falls under three categories, flexible, protective and comfortable.

Flexible – The weather varies greatly from the valley floor to the mountaintops, and even from hour to hour on your hike. Packing some extra layers for yourself and your little ones will help you adapt to changing conditions. Your kids can even carry their own layers and water in their own pack. It will not only help to share the load, but it’s also a great first step towards your kids eventually being able to carry their own gear.

Protective – On your hike you will want to protect yourself and your little ones from the elements. On hot, sunny days that means including sunglasses for everyone, sunscreen and light layers for protection from the powerful alpine sun. If the weather is looking variable, having a raincoat in your pack will give you peace of mind for whatever Mother Nature throws your way. Most importantly, you should all remember to wear protective shoes. Hiking boots are best, but at bare minimum, closed-toe running shoes with good tread are important for happy feet throughout the whole hike.

Comfortable – If you’re going to be wearing something for hours of activity, comfort is key. When planning everyone’s outfits, look out for stiff, restrictive, or rough clothing. Leave the jeans at home, and opt instead for stretchy, sweat-wicking clothes like you would for the gym or park.

Plan Fuel

Food is the fuel for your adventure, and with a bit of planning you can keep your tanks full all day. For your snacks and lunch, the best options are portable so you can enjoy them trailside. Before heading out for your hike, stop by our village grocery stores or the Roundhouse Lodge for grab and go sandwiches, snacks and drinks to throw in your pack. If your kids are picky eaters, Ingrid’s Village Café has build-your-own sandwiches so you can make a meal for any taste. Post hike, a sunset dinner at the Mountain Top Summer Feast is the ultimate way to end your day. Book your tickets before you get up there and let the chefs take care of the rest

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Stay Close

When out alpine hiking, you can save yourself a lot of stress by not hiking out any farther than you would be comfortable carrying your small kids back. I’m sure it’s not news to you that kids can tire out easily.

You can save the meltdown and a ton of stress by always having the option to carry them back. Small loop trails like Harmony Lake Trail can keep you close to the lifts while still accessing incredible views. Note that there are washrooms available at the top of the lifts, but none on the trails so make use of the facilities before heading out

 

Take Lots of Breaks

Alpine hiking with kids is really more about the journey than the destination. You can use your break time to have a snack, soak in the views, reapply sunscreen, or spot the flora and fauna unique to the alpine

Get Snap Happy

You will treasure images of your little one falling in love with the mountains. Whenever you get to a beautiful vista, or your little one is happily enjoying nature, take time to snap a shot. It only takes a minute and you’ll enjoy it forever.

More Kid-Friendly Walks and Hikes

Walking and hiking are some of the easiest things to do with kids in Whistler. Check out our Insider hiking archives for more ideas on where to wander with your crew, from stroller-friendly Lost Lake to other mellow trails, the paved Valley Trail, the Cultural Connector and more

 

 

 

 

PS  Who do you know that I could help with their Whistler property decision this summer?

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Denise Brown 

Personal Real Estate Corporation

Phone 604-935-2013 ext 1

Text 604-902-2033

denise@RealLivingWhistler.com

www.Whistler-RealEstate.ca

LEADING EDGE Real Estate Team

@ RE/MAX Sea to Sky Real Estate

106-7015 Nesters Road

Whistler, BC V0N 1B7

 

 

 

 

 

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