Britt Janyk's Favourite Spots
by Shelley Arnusch
December 1st, 2009
Alpine skiing competitor Britt Janyk reveals her favourite spots in Whistler
Olympic alpine skier Britt Janyk placed sixth in the downhill competition and 25th in the giant slalom event. Check out her favourite places in Whistler:
About Britt Janyk
Age: 29
Sport: Alpine Skiing
Home Turf: Squamish, B.C.
When not carrying the dreams of a nation, what do you do?
“I have been writing for Pique Newsmagazine in Whistler since 2002. I write a biweekly column for them.”
If you weren’t an Olympian, what would you be?
“A tennis player or a soccer player, and I probably would have gone into law school.”
How long have you been skiing?
“Since the age of two.”
Britt Janyk's Picks
Best Dinner
“The Rimrock Cafe has been in Whistler forever and the food is incredible—from the steak to the excellent wild West Coast salmon."
Best Cocktails
“The Crystal Lounge is a great spot for cocktails.”
Best Drinks
“Amsterdam Café is a little more casual. If the patio is open, you can sit outside and watch the main square in the village.”
Best Deal
“Pasta Lupino. Great fresh pasta that doesn’t break the bank.”
Best Ski Run
“Spanky’s Ladder on Blackcomb. It’s steep and fun!”
Want to know more? Check out what other Whistler and Vancouver spots our Olympic athletes recommend
Gallery (15 images)
Map
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Rimrock Cafe
2117 Whistler Rd., Whistler, British Columbia
604-932-5565
http://www.rimrockwhistler.com -
Crystal Lounge
4154 Village Green, Whistler, British Columbia
604-938-1081 -
Amsterdam Café
Whistler Village Square, Whistler, British Columbia
604-932-8334 -
Pasta Lupino
121–4368 Main St., Whistler, British Columbia
604-905-0400
http://www.pastalupino.com -
Whistler/Blackcomb
4545 Blackcomb Way, Whistler, British Columbia
800-766-0449
http://www.whistlerblackcomb.com
Contributors
Shelley Arnusch is a born-and-raised Albertan writer who spent three years living and working in Whistler. Her work has appeared in Avenue, Skier and Swerve.
Stephen Wilde is a Vancouver-based, internationally travelled photographer. The regular up! contributor's work has been featured in BIKE, Mountain Bike, Bicycling, Outside and numerous European publications. Check out stephenwilde.com.
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