Museum Musings

The smell of fresh doughnuts, french fries made from scratch, and fine dining on the mountaintop...

'According to one story, when the wait time for food at the Roundhouse was long, hamburger patties were only cooked on one side to speed up the cook time.'

Do any former Whistler Mountain employees have old Dusty Dollars kicking around?

Fifty years ago, one car dominated the snow (and in Whistler): the Volkswagen Beetle.

The Pacific Great Eastern Railway, also known as the “Province’s Great Expense,” arrived in Alta Lake in 1914, bringing tourism as well as an increase in mining and forestry.

The once widely popular structure can still be spotted throughout Whistler

Rudi’s Steakhouse—located on the site that now houses Nesters Market—was the historical venue of choice for a fancy meal in Whistler.