Whistler Superfly-kabelbanen

Had a wonderful time and what an incredible experience, tour guides Mikey and koala were fantastic and with such a small group it made everything worth it, couldn’t recommend it enough if you’re up in whistler

It all starts on the platform. You’re strapped in, surrounded by pine trees, cliffs, and that distinct Canadian silence, broken only by your own heartbeat. Your brain, ever helpful, starts calculating height, gravity, and the questionable decisions that led you here. Scared? Absolutely. But only until you take off. Then comes the click of the carabiner, a push, and suddenly — you’re flying. And that’s when the real magic kicks in. The fear stays behind on the platform, and what takes its place is pure, soaring joy. For a moment, you’re not a tourist, not an adult, not a customer. You’re simply a human being who has discovered flight. The staff? Absolute professionals. No fake cheer, no chaos. Just calm confidence. You don’t just feel secured — you feel understood. And that’s a rare and comforting thing when there’s a canyon beneath your feet and only cable ahead. The scenery? Spectacular. Towering pines, granite cliffs, endless skies, crisp northern air — all of it conspiring to remind you how stunning the world is when seen from above and at speed. And then, between flights, there’s the unexpected kindness: Four stations, each with water and benches. A place to breathe, reflect, and realize that not only are you alive — you’re very much living. No rush. No dragging things out. Just the right rhythm, the one your nerves and soul can agree on. And here’s the rarest part: no sense of being overcharged or shortchanged. The timing, the thrill, the balance — it’s all just right. Nothing excessive. Nothing lacking. Just a damn good experience.

Ofcourse the peice is very high, however, the experience and the memory is something that will stay with you all the time!