
How Cheakamus Crossing Evolved from the 2010 – Whistler Host Winter Olympics Athletes’ Village into a Year‑Round Residential Community
The Short Version
Cheakamus Crossing began as the 2010 Athletes’ Village and was redeveloped into Whistler’s most sustainable, diverse, and active residential community. Its evolution reflects thoughtful planning, rich amenities, and exceptional access to nature.
From Olympic Village to Thriving Community
Cheakamus Crossing started as the 2010 Winter Games Athletes’ Village, designed to house athletes and support staff during the Olympics. After the Games, the neighbourhood transitioned into Whistler’s newest residential area, with a focus on affordable and price-restricted housing for locals.
A key goal of the redevelopment was to promote long-term residency and foster a close-knit, year-round community outside of Whistler’s main village core. By prioritizing walkability, environmental design, and modern construction, the area quickly became attractive to families, professionals, and those seeking quieter surroundings.
Today, Cheakamus Crossing is recognized as a model for sustainable living and is one of only a handful of Canadian neighbourhoods chosen as a LEED pilot project, reflecting leading standards in green neighbourhood planning and diverse tenure options.
Distinctive Homes and Neighbourhood Amenities
The neighbourhood offers one of Whistler’s widest ranges of housing, with a mix that attracts a diverse group of residents. Cheakamus Crossing includes townhomes, duplexes, condos, single-family homes, and employee housing units.
For example: 1087 Madeley Place (Georgie-Award Winning) house offers a modern and spacious design with 4 bedrooms / 2.5 bathrooms and a media – flex room to enjoy with family and friends. Also the large flat & often sunny quiet cul-de-sac location to relax and hear while hearing the Cheakamus River in the distance. This house is located at nature’s doorstep for walking pets, gentle to expert bike trails, kayaking on the river.
Daily life is supported by Bayly Park’s sports fields, the community garden, a daycare, local café, and nearby Function Junction where they are building a future gas station with lots of local shops and services.
Resort-Style Living: Year-Round Activities in Whistler
It’s time for you to buy your future Whistler Resort mountain modern designed house to enjoy our year-round Resort community + fantastic: Cheakamus Crossing neighbourhood!
This Georgie Award-winning house is a spacious, well-maintained 4 bedroom / 2.5 bathroom design with media / flex room right at nature’s doorstep of walking & biking trails. Also, for river kayakers is the Cheakamus River for exciting times.
Neighbourhood Conveniences and Social Hubs
Enjoy the CheakamusCrossing community garden, tennis + pickleball & basketball court, Rotary Club of Whistler bike skills park and picnic area, children’s playground + daycare and nearby Cheaky’s Cafe and Function Junction (with future gas station and additional shops planned) – this is the natural place to call home.
As we welcome the 2026 the #whistler #GranFondo participants today: https://www.rbcgranfondo.com/event/whistler just think of all the other wonderful Tourism Whistler events you can join!
Living at 1087 Madeley Place, you’ll create a relaxing pace of life for summer and winter activities is a short drive to magical Callaghan Valley, home to world-class cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at Whistler Olympic Park. This Olympic legacy venue offers over 55 kilometers of groomed trails, night skiing, biathlon, lessons, and a dog-friendly atmosphere.
Join us at the #openhouse on Sun. Sept. 13th (10am to 1 pm) or contact: WhistlerHomes.com for further details & book an online, then in-person viewing appointment to start enjoying Whistler = before someone else buys this move-in ready house!
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