7 Oct 2019
Check out just a handful of our must-do activities when visiting Whistler.
Whistler Summer Activities
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While Whistler may be best known for its winter activities, the summer season also brings just as much excitement and adventure! Take a refreshing dip in the lake or spend the day hiking trails that lead to stunning views. Whatever you plan to do, nothing beats being in Whistler during the summer. Read our guides on the best things to do in Whistler in the summer and more below.
18 Aug 2019
It’s funny that Labour Day, the annual holiday celebrating the achievements of workers, is the ideal time to kick back and relax. As summer’s last long hurrah, it’s a wonderful time for a Blackcomb Peaks vacation, especially for those who enjoy warm-weather activities.
13 Jun 2019
Hit the trails, waterways and mountains of Whistler while visiting this summer. We’ve got awesome activities that everyone in your group will enjoy. Discover the region’s diverse habitats in fun, unique ways with one of these top tours in Whistler.
20 May 2019
Dad’s big day is June 16. Give him an experience he’ll never forget...in Whistler!
20 May 2019
Spring into summer in Whistler. Get details on all the best attractions and events happening this summer!
15 Jul 2017
We want to do as much as we can to raise awareness about the risks and responsibilities that come with visiting places like Whistler and we would love it if you would familiarize yourself with the following FIRE SMART PRACTICES.
8 Jul 2017
Follow these instructions to enjoy the amazing 360 alpine experience in Whistler!
18 Aug 2016
A real summer treat is riding your bike to the fabulous Green Lake outside Whistler Village. We are going to take you through that ride and how to get to Green Lake, and hopefully on your next visit to Whistler, you can enjoy this activity yourself!
25 Jul 2016
We took some photos of people having fun in the Whistler Dirt Jumps and the newly expanded Whistler Skate Park. Enjoy!
8 Jul 2016
Every summer, Whistler Blackcomb carves an incredible path through the several meters of snow left over from the winter, creating what is known as the Whistler Snow Walls!