Ice Cream Shops in Whistler

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  • BeaverTails- Queues de Castor (Whistler) 4293 Mountain Square Suite 202, Whistler Ice Cream Shop · $

    1 BeaverTails- Queues de Castor (Whistler)

    4.5 Superb 118 Reviews

    4293 Mountain Square Suite 202, Whistler

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    Customers’ favorites

    • Pint - Chocolate Fudge Brownie
    • Beaver Bites Cookie Crumble
    • Pint - Strawberry Sorbet
    • Hot Doggy Dog Poutine

    “Dough was a little thinner at this store but overall it tasted pretty good for what it is. Our all time fave is the classic. Great little snack to have and share with friends or family. Light yet delicious. Wish they had more stores in Vancouver or BC”

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  • COWS Whistler 4314 Main Street Unit 1, Whistler Ice Cream Shop · $$

    2 COWS Whistler

    4.3 Superb 449 Reviews

    4314 Main Street Unit 1, Whistler

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Namanio Bar and Salted Caramel Ice Creams
    • Chocolate Ice Cream Infused
    • Double Scoop of Ice Cream
    • Blueberry Ice Cream

    “The most amazing staff fast and efficient during this pandemic going back again before I leave 😊”

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  • Dairy Queen (Treat) 4338 Main Street Suite 106A, Whistler Ice Cream Shop · $

    3 Dairy Queen (Treat)

    3.7 Good 94 Reviews

    4338 Main Street Suite 106A, Whistler

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    “Open until 11:00 PM, which makes it a great late-night stop when everything else in the village is closed. Classic DQ options are available — soft-serve cones, dipped cones, Blizzards, sundaes, and ice-cream cakes. The location is convenient right in Whistler Village. A solid spot when you’re craving something sweet after dinner or a long day outdoors.”

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