About Me
I'm Debbie, mother of two delicious kids,
and I write about traveling with little kids. That's
my 6-month old son in Paris on Halloween.
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Whistler is a wonderful family destination year round. In the winter, the Whistler Blackcomb Mountain is considered one of the world's great ski resorts (and will host the 2010 Olympics). In Spring and Summer, there's hiking, mountain biking, river tubing, nature walks (including "bear safaris") glacier skiing and more. Whistler Village, at the base of the mountain has lots of family friendly restaurants and tons of shopping.
AlluraDirect Vacation Rentals AlluraDirect is my #1 source for vacation rental properties at Canadian ski ...
Resort Quest Whistler Resort Quest Whistler is a reputable rental agency representing over 700 area ...
Whistler Westin Resort and Spa The Westin has a variety of room types all of which accommodate ...
Behind the Grind The hearty breakfasts and lunches at this casual spot will leave everyone ...
Crêpe Montagne Crêpe Montagne prides itself on serving crepes made in the traditional French ...
Ka-Ze Ka-Ze serves high quality sushi and authentic japanese cooked dishes. The staff ...
Zog's Dogs This outdoor hot dog stand is a kids dream come true. Zog's ...
Bear and Wildlife Viewing During the summer, join an experienced guide on a jeep and walking ...
Blackcomb Base Adventure Zone During the summer, the Blackcomb Base Adventure Zone has a variety of ...
Blackcomb Helicopter Tour Kids ages 3 and up can enjoy a helicopter ride over Blackcomb ...
Expressions Art Studio Ready for a break from the weather? Come inside and try your ...
Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides Kids ages 3 and up will enjoy a sleigh ride (with parents) ...
Hatley Hatley strives to sell clothing that is both cute and environmentally responsible. ...
We woke up to super cold weather and snow, so I decided to forgo a last gondola ride and take the kids to the Whistler Public Library. The Library is housed in a beautiful, light-filled new building and has a wonderful collection of children's books. Even better, there was ...
I was shocked this morning as D climbed out of bed, forgoing her usual morning cuddle to race to the window and scream "gondola." Afraid she would wake up her very tired brother, I hauled her out of the room and we went off in search of coffee. A quick ...
Our main (and only) trick for making roadtrips go smoothly is to drive when the kids are supposed to be asleep, so last night after a quick pizza dinner, we loaded everyone in the car and headed north. We arrived at around Midnight at Whistler
I rarely rave about hotel ...
