Welcome to the First Accessible Tourism Website in Canada created in 2001 as Whistler's Official "Accessible Travel" web site for People with Disabilities and all Abilities visiting an Accessible Whistler and BC Canada.

Whistler for the Disabled was created by Hugh Tollett in 2001 well before the 2010 Paralympics and Olympics were awarded in 2003 to help Enhance the lives of People with Disabilities who visit or live in Whistler.

Providing Accessible Travel Information, Assistance and Support to those with Disabilities and their Families as well as to Seniors or anyone with a Temporary Disability. Creating the first Model for Accessible Tourism in Canada.

We have been very proud to be the Official Go To people for Accessible Tourism and Whistler's Accessibility on the Official Vancouver2010.com website now for close to two years.

Our Non Profit Society provides Accessible Tourism and Travel Information for People with Disabilities in such areas as:

- Accessible Accommodations,
- Accessible Restaurants,
- Accessible Transportation,
- Accessible Recreation,
- Accessible Adventures,
- Accessible Barrier Free Route Maps,
- Whistler Adaptive Sports Program,
- Whistler Village Access,
- Mountain Access,
- Medical Clinics and Dental Care,
- Care Providers and Attendants,
- Physiotherapy Clinics,
- Mobility Gear and Rentals,
- Signing Interpreter's,
- Online Shopping Services,

- Accessible Tourism Web Central

After many years of effort and commitment to the Whistler Community and BC we are proud to have brought on board a new supporter through Whistler.com, Tourism Whistler's main reservation agency who have provided us with Toll Free Number in North America to book Accessible Accommodations in Whistler at 1-888-933-WFTD (9383).

All of WFTD Profits go back into Supporting "People with Disabilities" through various Organizations in Whistler and BC and across Canada.

So Far, we have made donations to the BC Disabled Ski Team, BC Rehab and the Canadian Forces "Soldiering On Program".

Leaving a "True Lasting Legacy" for a Community and People with Disabilities.

Hugh became Deaf in 2001 due to NF2 Neurofibromatosis, Type 2. which gave him the idea to start up a web site to promote Whistler as an "Accessible Destination" for the whole World to come and visit no matter their Abilities or Disabilities.

Our focus is to provide Accessibility and Information to people with disabilities and their Families from all over the World.

Giving everyone an opportunity to take part in all Whistler has to offer with Recreation, Sports, Arts, Nightlife, Dinning and Activities.

We will provide you with the logistical support, assistance, care needed during your stay and we will connect you to companies who will provide you with recreation options need or adaptive sports programs, as well as access information to entertainment, dining and accommodations specific to your well being needs which and a whole lot more.

We are also a Resource for the Community by providing;

1) Tourism Staff at Hotels, Information centres, Travel Agents, Government Agencies etc with a quick reference guide to assist clients who have a disability & are visiting Whistler.

2) Assisting the Temporarily Disabled who have been injured in a Biking or Ski Accident to find information.

3) Senior Citizen's who may need assistance on their Trip.

4) Provides the only Resource for Business Owners to Register their Access Information for the Disabled.

The type of Disability is not important as "Whistler for the Disabled" covers information relating to all those with Disabilities. Including the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Blind, Visually Impaired, Mobility Restricted, person suffering from an Illness or a Temporarily Disabled Individual due to a sports injury just to name a few.