Any advice?

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Where to start. If your going skiing, start with Whistler to warm up, it's easier to get your bearings, Harmony is fun and easy to explore some nice bowls and chutes in the Horseshoes. Hop on the Peak to Peak for lunch at the Rendezvous (it's where it's at for locals and most newschoolers). The whistler park is alright, but Blackcomb has it way better. There is a Black Park, passes only. If you want some tree skiing, 7th has some nice runs up top with glades lower down. Crystal Chair has lots of nice trees, some drops and etc. If there was recent powder but you can't find any. I recoment heading over to symphony on Whistler. It closes sooner than the other alpine lifts and you can find some mellower glades around there, but the reason I recommend it is because with a 15 minute walk/hike up a groomed track, you can do flute bowl. With a lot less traffic, there is powder to behold, nice steeps, a big bowl or even something easier if you rather. If you don't mind the hike, you might see me there after a storm a few days earlier. Sometimes Symphony chair won't open when the rest of the alpine does so powder does accumulate there. Travel with a friend, flute bowl is refereed to as the Inbound Backcountry, it is avalanche patrolled/bombed out, but you never know.

Thank you guys so much for your replies. You actually gave me more info than  I expected and that I never thought of asking. I'll let you guys know how it was and post some pics on www.myadventurezone.com

Again, thank you so much!!!