Whistler is a Ski Destination Unlike Any Other
Nestled in British Columbia’s Coast Mountains, Whistler Blackcomb delivers over 8,100 acres of skiable terrain, more than 200 runs, and a vertical drop exceeding 5,000 feet—making it one of North America’s largest ski resorts. Long seasons (typically November through May) and two major peaks connected by the Peak 2 Peak Gondola give you access to endless terrain. The lively pedestrian village, après scene, and outdoor adventure options outside of skiing make Whistler a standout for both the avid skier and the whole vacation crew.
Why Choose a Ski-In Ski-Out Rental at Whistler
Choosing a ski-in/ski-out rental for your Whistler vacation means less time in boots, less hassle with parking and shuttles, and more time on the snow—or relaxing after your day on the mountain. You’ll wake up, gear up, and be on a chairlift in minutes. After your last run, you’ll slide back to your front door, grab a drink on the deck, or soak in a hot tub without dealing with driving and parking. You can even pop back to the condo for lunch, guilt-free! Especially at a large resort like Whistler, where villages and lifts are busy, having a true ski-in/ski-out rental offers convenience, speed, and luxury.
Featured Whistler Ski-In Ski-Out Rentals
Painted Cliff #18
Painted Cliff 18 is a cozy two-bedroom, two-bath townhome nestled right on the slopes of Blackcomb Mountain, offering effortless ski-in/ski-out access. Its perfect location allows you to walk a few steps, step into your ski gear and ride down to the loading point of the Upper Village Blackcomb Gondola (formally the Wizard Express) in less than 5 minutes. Inside, guests enjoy a warm, inviting atmosphere with an open living area, a wood-burning fireplace, and serene forest views. A private patio with BBQ, fully equipped kitchen, and access to a shared outdoor hot tub add comfort and convenience—perfect for families or small groups seeking a quiet, slope-side Whistler retreat with all the amenities of home.
*Blackcomb Peaks offers another townhome in the Painted Cliff complex - check it out!
Glacier Lodge #212
Glacier Lodge #212 is a beautifully renovated three-bedroom, two-bath condo offering prime ski-in/ski-out access right at the base of Blackcomb Mountain in Whistler’s Upper Village. From your front door, you can step onto the snow and be on the gondola in minutes—then ski directly home when the day’s runs are done. Inside, the condo features modern alpine décor, a fully equipped kitchen, and a cozy living space perfect for unwinding by the fire. Guests enjoy convenient access to the lodge’s saltwater pool, two hot tubs, and fitness room, plus a balcony overlooking the lively Upper Village Stroll. With restaurants, shops, and après-ski options just steps away, Glacier Lodge 212 combines slope-side ease with mountain-town sophistication.
Woodrun Lodge #309
Woodrun Lodge #309 is a stylish two-bedroom, two-bath condo located slopeside at Woodrun Lodge, one of Whistler’s premier ski-in/ski-out properties on Blackcomb Mountain. From this third-floor retreat, guests can step out the door and be on the slopes in seconds—no shuttles or long walks required. Inside, the condo features modern décor, a cozy gas fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen, and in-suite laundry for total convenience. The building’s heated outdoor pool and hot tub sit right beside the runs, offering the perfect way to relax after a day on the mountain. With mountain views and easy access to both the Upper Village and main Whistler Village, Woodrun 309 delivers the perfect balance of comfort and ski adventure.
*Blackcomb Peaks offers 2 other Woodrun Lodge condos - check them out!
Greystone #103
Greystone #103 is a beautifully renovated two-bedroom, two-bath slopeside condo offering true ski-in/ski-out access on Blackcomb Mountain. Located in the Greystone Lodge, this ground-floor retreat lets you step right out to the slopes for effortless mornings on the mountain and easy returns after your last run. Inside, you’ll find modern alpine décor, a cozy gas fireplace, and a fully equipped kitchen for relaxed evenings in. Guests can unwind in the lodge’s heated outdoor pool, indoor and outdoor hot tubs, or spa-style rain showers, making it a perfect place to recharge after a day of skiing. With the Upper Village restaurants and the Blackcomb Gondola just a short stroll away, Greystone 103 blends mountain convenience with contemporary comfort.
The Aspens Condos
Last but certainly not least is the Aspens Condos, Blackcomb's premier ski-in ski-out condo complex. The Aspens at Whistler offers the largest collection of ski-in/ski-out vacation rentals in the valley. Set directly on the slopes in the Upper Village and just steps from the Eagle Express Gondola, this ski-in base has on-site amenities like a heated outdoor pool, 3 outdoor hot tubs, and direct slope access. It's also a pleasant10 minute walk to Whistler Village. Blackcomb Peaks manages over 60 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom Aspens Condos, perfect for families and small groups that want to stay together and walk out to the lifts in minutes.
FAQs: Staying in a Whistler Ski-in Ski-out Rental
Q: Is ski-in ski-out really worth the potentially higher nightly rates?
A: That depends on what you value in your ski vacation. If you're hoping to get out on the slopes in the easiest way possible, and spend less time commuting to the mountain and back, then a ski-in ski-out rental is absolutely worth it!
Q: How early should I book a ski-in/ski-out rental in Whistler?
A: For prime ski seasons (December–March) and larger groups, aim to book 6–12 months ahead. High-end rentals with ski-in/ski-out access go fast.
Q: How do I identify true ski-in/ski-out access?
A: Look for direct paths from your door to a lift or trail—no parking lot, no shuttle required. Confirm whether snow/coverage or lifts open early/late season affect access.
Q: What should I expect from après and non-ski time?
A: Many ski-in/ski-out rentals sit near village amenities—restaurants, pubs, shopping—which offers added convenience. You’ll get luxury comfort (pool, hot tubs, fireplaces) with walk-out access to nightlife or quiet nights in.
Q: Can beginners stay in ski-in/ski-out lodging?
A: Yes—most ski-in ski-out rentals are near learning lifts or beginner terrain (like village base areas). You’ll still get access to lifts but with an easy starting zone.
Q: What equipment and amenities should I look for?
A: Ski locker or storage, boot dryers, gear rooms, heated indoor parking, and a dispatchable shuttle for grocery/dinner runs if you’re staying slightly away from the main village can all be really helpful on a ski vacation.
Q: How far is it from the rental to the lifts?
A: True ski-in/ski-out means minutes or steps—not a shuttle ride or parking lot. Always verify the exact walk/glide path in the listing description and photos.
Ready to elevate your Whistler ski trip? Browse our curated collection of Whistler ski-in/ski-out rentals, lock in dates for your group, and get ready to wake up on the snow. Your slopeside getaway starts here.