Fall in Whistler = misty forests, golden trees, hot drinks, and cozy indoor hangouts. If the clouds roll in, lean into it—this is prime time for museums, cafés, spa soaks, brewery hops, and kid-approved indoor fun. Below are our favorite ways to stay warm, dry, and entertained in Whistler in the fall, rain or shine!
September (and even into October) is the ultimate travel sweet spot for visitors to Whistler. The late summer alpine scenery is spectacular, the summer crowds thin out, and you can score a vacation rental at more affordable rates than peak season. Here’s your shoulder season game plan for an unforgettable getaway to Whistler in September.
Both Canada and the United States observe Labour (or Labor) Day on the first Monday in September each year. Whistler is the perfect place to say goodbye to summer – here are the top things to do during your Labour Day Weekend in Whistler!
Explore the many options for Christmas dinner during your stay in Whistler.
August is one of the hottest and busiest months in Whistler with many events, outdoor activities, and festivals. Our guide to Whistler in August will help you plan your vacation!
