The Best Gift Ideas for Cross-Country Skiers & Snowshoers
Searching for last-minute gift ideas for a cross-country (XC) skier? The Whistler Olympic Park team gathered over hot chocolate to create a dream list, covering gifts from $2 to $500, ranging from stocking stuffers to full outfits. The holiday season is about enjoying the outdoors with friends and family, making memories, and relaxing at après-ski. These ideas are the little extras to enhance your adventure and make the most of your time on the trails.
All of these items are available at our boutique. Tickets, lessons and gift certificates can be booked online.
Little things that go a long way. Gifts from $2 to $50
- Lip balm
- Ultra cool Whistler Olympic Park stickers (I ❤️ Nordic Skiing, Nordic Pup on Board)
- Sunscreen
- Discover Biathlon
- Ski socks, headbands, toques and beanies
- Mitts & Gloves
- Sunglasses
- Ski, snowshoe and/or dog trail tickets
- Ski / Snowshoe rentals
- Wax, brush, waxing iron
- Ski waxing service
Stepping it up a notch. Gifts from $50 to$150.
- Whistler Olympic Park Gift Certificate ($50, $100, $150)
- Super cozy technical base layers from Karitraa, Swix & Craft
- Cross-country ski jackets, vests and pants from Daehlie, Rossignol & Maloja
- 6-Pack tickets (buy 5 get one free)
- Ski lesson or technique clinic
- Youth Ski Pass (7y-18y)
- Dog Ski Pass
- Biathlon experience
- Hydration belt bag
Items for someone super special (or if you’ve been naughty). $150 - $500
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Full Nordic ski outfit
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High end technical sunglasses
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Ski poles
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Rossignol gear bag
A cross country ski holiday!
Whether you're an experienced cross-country skier or new to the sport, Whistler Olympic Park offers a serene and inspiring natural setting to explore during winter. As the venue for the Nordic events at the 2010 Winter Games, the Park provides access to 85 kilometres of professionally groomed world-class ski trails, ranging from easy to advance. Enough for you to book a night at our other Legacy Venue, Whistler Athlete Centre and come back the next day!
As a not-for-profit organization, all proceeds from Whistler Olympic Park's recreational offerings go toward growing Nordic sports, supporting athlete development and maintaining this incredible venue for all to enjoy.