Whistler radiates beauty year-round meaning that any time is a wonderful time to visit. Ski and snowboard in the winter, hike and bike in the summer, and enjoy the leaves changing colors in the fall. Whenever you go, you won't be disapointed. We give you the low down on what are the best things to do each month in Whistler so you can plan accordingly for your trip.
This year, two recognized Canadian holidays fall in September, Labour Day on Monday, September 7, 2026, and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday, September 30, 2026. September is a popular month in Whistler, so if a mountain getaway is on your calendar, now is the time to reserve your accommodations with Blackcomb Peaks!
September (and even into October) is the ultimate travel sweet spot for visitors to Whistler. Here’s your shoulder season game plan for an unforgettable getaway to Whistler in September.
Spring Break is one of the most exciting times to visit Whistler. With longer daylight hours, lively events, and fantastic spring skiing conditions, it’s the perfect mix of outdoor adventure and resort fun. Families love the relaxed mountain atmosphere and world-class terrain, while groups of friends enjoy Whistler Village’s vibrant events and nightlife.
Explore the many options for Christmas dinner during your stay in Whistler.
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!
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!
We are never bored in Whistler! If you are wondering what you should do or see while here in July, check out this post listing great events and activities.
April and May are Whistler spring months full of life, excitement, and anticipation. Deep winter months are over and longer & sunnier days bring a lot of invitations. Check them out!
June is another exciting month in Whistler as the transition to summer is completed. Skis are stored away and the bikes come out to play and the village brings many other opportunities for having a ball in Whistler on your vacation!
The snow might not be falling so heavily anymore but Whistler has more than ever on offer.
