If previous host cities are any indication, Whistler is set to enjoy a flurry of new interest and awareness following the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympics Games. The good news for would-be post-Games visitors? They’ll enjoy their own boon in the form of new Olympic legacies as well as attractive spring and summer value, including the following from Four Seasons Resort Whistler:

Sea-to-Sky Adventure

Perfect for the indecisive, the Sea-to-Sky package allows guests to experience the best of both Olympic host cities with a four-night stay divided between Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver and Four Seasons Resort Whistler. The combination of nights is up to the guest, letting them choose between Vancouver’s bustling urban style and Whistler’s laidback natural splendour.

Third Night Free

For true, unhurried luxury, visitors can enjoy a complimentary third night when they book two consecutive nights at regular rates. Whether a long weekend or a midweek getaway, guests will have plenty of time to relax and enjoy all that Whistler and Four Seasons have to offer, from the majestic scenery to spacious guest rooms, an award-winning spa and world-class mountainside dining.

Second Night 50 % Off

Guests who can only get away for a quick weekend visit or a short jaunt will still enjoy considerable savings with the Resort’s 50 per cent Off the Second Night offering.

Millions will witness Whistler’s pristine winter beauty during the Olympics, but spring and summer are equally as beautiful with an even longer list of activities for the outdoor enthusiast. In fact, Whistler is one of the few destinations in the world where one can ski, downhill mountain bike and golf all in a single day. Add to this Whistler’s picturesque Village setting replete with sophisticated shopping and award-winning dining, as well as new Olympic legacies – such as the upgraded $600 million Sea-to-Sky Highway, Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Center and Celebration Plaza event venue – and there’s never been a more exciting time to visit.