Glacier's Reach Whistler Vacation Rentals
Glacier's Reach is a townhouse-style complex in Whistler Village North, right across Northlands Boulevard from Marketplace. It's one of the best value bases in Whistler for families and groups: roomy multi-level units, many with their own private hot tub, and everything you need within a few minutes' walk.
Location
Glacier's Reach sits at 4388 Northlands Boulevard in Village North. The Fresh Street grocery store, liquor store and Marketplace restaurants are across the street, and the Whistler Village Stroll is a few minutes' walk. The Whistler Village Gondola and Blackcomb lifts are about a 15-minute walk, or a short ride on the free village shuttle that picks up every 15 minutes in the winter.
Amenities
Private hot tubs on the decks of many units (all True North properties have a private hot tub)
Shared heated outdoor pool and hot tub, plus a sauna and fitness room
Landscaped inner courtyard
Underground parking (free)
Gas fireplaces, full kitchens and in-suite laundry in most units (all True North properties have in-suite laundry)
Who Glacier's Reach Suits
Families and groups who want space, a kitchen to cook in and a hot tub after skiing, without paying slopeside prices. In summer it's an easy walk to the Valley Trail, Lost Lake and the bike park.
Glacier's Reach Guest Tips
The Racket Club is very close and has a nice little coffee shop/restaurant. Full pickleball and tennis options all year round.
The shuttle that picks up and delivers to the base of the mountain in the winter is very convenient.
The olympic rings area is great for kids all year round a 2 minute walk away, tobogganing and skating in the winter!
True North manages 3 homes at Glacier's Reach. We know the strata's rules, the amenity schedules and what guests love about these units, especially the private hot tubs. If you own at Glacier's Reach, we can show you what your unit could earn with fees from 20%.
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