Fall

thNovember, also known as shoulder season or the ‘dead season’ by locals, Thanksgiving is honestly one of the best times to visit Whistler.  Sure, the bike park has closed, but is Whistler open? If y0u time your adventure right (hint-hint, the last weekend in November), you’ll get the first dash of snow plus all the…

As the temperatures drop and the leaves begin to change, the mountain slows down. But Fall, which is the shoulder season in Whistler, is the best time to check out the best hikes in Whistler. Whistler in October is prime time to get out into the mountains. Before British Columbia’s prime hiking destinations get covered…

Exploring Whistler by foot is a brilliant way to get deep into the wilderness of the Coast Mountains. But when it comes to whistler hikes, the first rule is seasonality. Hiking trails in Whistler vary between deep forested valleys and snow-covered mountain peaks — which means timing matters. The good news? You can enjoy hiking…

Whistler camping is the quintessential Canadian experience. It’s where everyone wants to spend their summer camping holiday. But, want to know a secret? Camping near Whistler requires a bit of planning, especially during the peak summer season.  Whether you are looking for an RV spot, a car camping space, or heading into the backcountry, we…

Are you a person that travels for the green? Or do you want a day off to get in that tea time? Whistler and the sea-to-sky area is a great place to be if you love the game of golf, paired with an incredible landscape. There are several golf courses to explore, including local favourite…

As the summer heat dwindles and the cool air starts to emerge once again we enter into the shoulder-season of Whistler. The crowds have disappeared as school is back in session and people’s day-to-day lives return to normal schedules. But life might seem a little boring. Maybe you are looking for a little get-away to…

If you find yourself wondering, “What are the best restaurants in Whistler,” This was written for you. Whistler certainly has a dining scene that any foodie would drool over. What’s even greater for a foodie is that we are coming into fall… Why you ask?  Well, fall in Whistler is a quiet time, the sun…

Fall may have the reputation for being “dead season,” when the temperatures cool off and the summer goers head home. Snow is still far off but the lakes are too cold to swim in. Days are getting shorter but the holidays are still far off. It’s easy to see why people may think this is…

As the hustle and bustle of summer adventures come to an end, there’s something pretty wonderful about the quieter season. It’s almost time to put away the bike for the season and start prepping the winter gear.  Until then, Check out these fall activities to keep you occupied until the snow hits the mountain. The…

A first trip to Whistler can be intimidating if you don’t know where to go or what to do. Don’t worry we’ve got you covered with your ultimate Whistler bucket list. From Summer to Winter, Fall to Spring – all the best activities, hikes, dining and more are consolidated into one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBlw6csrcKE Get ready, here…