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Experience world-class skiing and snowboarding with unparalleled alpine views year-round.
Discover vibrant village life with charming shops, restaurants, and breathtaking mountain scenery.
Enjoy easy access to incredible hiking and mountain biking trails right from the village.
Immerse yourself in the rich local Indigenous culture and pioneer history of the area.
Savor farm-to-table dining and craft brews in a stunning, natural mountain setting.
Whistler offers an unforgettable adventure in Canada's majestic Coast Mountains.
Whistler experiences a temperate rainforest climate with significant seasonal variations. Summers are warm and sunny, ideal for outdoor activities, while winters are cold and snowy, perfect for snow sports. Spring and autumn offer milder temperatures with variable weather, often featuring beautiful fall colours or melting snow.
The best months to visit Whistler depend on your interests; July and August offer warm summer weather for hiking and festivals, while December through March are prime for skiing and snowboarding on Whistler Blackcomb.
Peak season in Whistler generally runs from mid-December to March for winter sports and from late June to early September for summer activities, attracting the most visitors with ideal conditions but higher prices and crowds.
The shoulder seasons, April to May and October to November, represent Whistler's off-season. Expect fewer crowds, lower accommodation rates, and variable weather, with some attractions and trails potentially closed or limited.
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