NEIGHBOURHOODS

Function Junction

In the southern most point of Whistler is Function Junction and Cheakamus Crossing. Function Junction is the industrial park and business hub of Whistler. Here you will find an eclectic mix of local businesses including an organic grocery store, hardware stores, paint and home furnishing stores, art gallery, garden centre, craft breweries, Bounce Trampoline Centre, funky cafes and much more.

Cheakamus Crossing

Cheakamus Crossing is one of Whistler’s most dynamic neighbourhoods located at the south end of the community. Originally built as Whistler Athletes’ Village to house 3000 athletes, officials and technical personnel during the 2010 Winter Games, Whistler’s Olympic legacy neighbourhood is now home to more than 800 residents, a Hostel and the Whistler Athletes’ Centre.

Spring Creek

Just north of Function Junction, you will find Spring Creek, a newer subdivision that includes a mix of townhomes, employee housing and single-family residences. This is also the location of Spring Creek Elementary School, making it a popular neighbourhood for growing families.

Bayshores

Millar’s Pond and Bayshores are also family-friendly neighbourhoods that are located just a short distance to Creekside Village. These subdivisions feature townhomes, duplexes and single-family homes that are far from the hustle and bustle of the Village, yet conveniently close to Creekside’s shops, restaurants and gondola.

Whistler Creek

The original base of Whistler Mountain and site of the first gondola, the ‘Creek’ is a laid-back, family kind of place situated just 7 kilometres south of Whistler Village. Easily accessible by car or the paved Valley Trail with everything from ski and bike park access to bars, accommodation and lakes, Creekside is a favourite local destination year-round.

Nordic

The northernmost neighbourhood in Whistler South is Nordic. It features the luxurious community of Taluswood as well as exquisitely designed townhomes, duplexes and single-family residences constructed on the south side of Whistler Mountain and overlooking the Valley.