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Home of the 2010 Winter Olympics, Whistler Blackcomb is a world class ski mountain. Known as the largest ski mountain in North America and one of the most visited timeshare resort destinations in Canada, the 200+ trails and 34+ feet of average snowfall make it an obvious choice for avid skiers and snowboarders. But numbers alone cannot explain the sheer beauty of these staggering peaks. Only when you get off the lift at the summit for first time and take in the panoramic view of the Canadian Rocky Mountains will you truly know why it’s worth the trek.

While you’re taking a break from the slopes, Whistler Village has a great collection of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops as well as a wide variety of nightlife entertainment after the lifts stop running. The whole village is designed for pedestrians so you don’t have to worry about cars driving in and around you while you explore all its ins and outs. From museums and art galleries, to movie theaters and grocery stores, you’re guaranteed to find anything and everything that you’d need or want.

There is no shortage of accommodation options here at Whistler, but finding one you can afford can be an entirely different story. Condos and vacation homes are available but a lot times they’re a few miles away from the mountain and finding transportation to and from can be a hassle. Four and five star hotels and resorts line the base of the mountain for those who want to stay in the heart of it all, but luxury and convenience typically come with a high price tag. How can you get the best of both worlds without spending too much?

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What a lot of people don’t realize is that many of the resorts here at Whistler have timeshare units available. Those who frequently return to the mountain will choose to purchase these units to reserve their yearly accommodations, but sometimes things come up and they end up not being able to use their particular week. Many of these owners choose to rent out their weeks online to help them recoup the expense of missing a prepaid vacation. This then gives the public the opportunity to stay in some really great accommodations that they might not normally be able to afford.

Timeshare rentals are all equipped with separate bedrooms, living rooms with pull out couches, and full kitchens which makes them a perfect option for those traveling in groups. These units can easily sleep up to 8 people comfortably and when you split the cost of the week between everyone, you can be looking at as little $15 – $20 a night per person. You’ll be staying right on the mountain with access to all the resorts amenities and services just as the owner would, and you’re spending far less than you would in a hotel or condo rental. A lot of units have access to lifts right outside their doors, which will have you from couch to lift in a matter of minutes.

Ski trips are never cheap so it’s crucial to find ways to save money, especially on what’s normally the most expensive part of the trip: accommodations. Choosing to stay in Whistler timeshare rental might make the difference in turning your once a year ski trip into your new twice a year ski trip.

This is a sponsored post from Sell My Time Share Now.