Fall Activities for families

​​Fall Activities in Whistler

Nestled between sun and snow, Fall in Whistler is truly something special. The mountains put on their brightest coats, the Valley Trail is a runway of orange and red, and Whistler breathes a sigh of relief after a bustling summer. As village life slows down, it’s the perfect time to come and ‘fall’ in love with Whistler.

Our locally-based concierge team works closely with Whistler’s best activity providers. They have curated a selection of Whistler’s favourite fall activities. Whether you plan to explore the mountains on an off-road buggy or visit Whistler’s award-winning restaurants on a dining tour, our concierge team is ready to offer advice and make arrangements for you.

Explore Whistler Fall Activities

Fall activities in Whistler are a vibrant blend of adventure and relaxation. Enjoy the stunning fall foliage on the Valley Trail, take an exhilarating ziplining tour through the colourful mountains or chill out at Whistler’s spas. With endless options, Whistler’s fall activities offer something for everyone to enjoy.

ATV and Jeep Tours

Discover the phenomenal scenery and breathtaking views of Whistler and the surrounding mountain ranges on a thrilling Jeep or ATV tour, perfect for groups, couples or solo guests.

Whistler Float Plane Tours

Spectacular tours the entire family can enjoy.The Coastal Mountain ranges of British Columbia have magnificent glaciers and high alpine lakes, which can only be appreciated from the air.

Vallea Lumina

Vallea Lumina is a visual feast for the senses. This interactive walking tour takes place in an old-growth forest, decorated with an optical array of lights, holograms, and accompanying soundtrack.

RZR Tours

Explore Whistler’s plentiful backcountry in the exhilarating 2-seat and 4-seat side-by-side off-road vehicles!

Dinner Tours

Experience Whistler’s best restaurants in one afternoon or evening on this unique guided tour.

Scandinave Spa

Immerse yourself completely in the beauty and serenity of our surroundings. Experience the age old Scandinavian tradition of hydrotherapy and its energizing and relaxing benefits.

Zipline Tours

Ziplining is a year-round high-flying adventure. Whistler features five zipline adventures from which to choose, brought to you by Ziptrek and The Adventure Group.

Fishing Tours

Whether you are fishing a local lake in the Whistler Valley for trout, or heli-fishing a remote river for Salmon or Steelhead, Whistler Fishing Guides has the ability to make your angling experience a memorable one.

Biking in Whistler

Whistler transforms into a biking mecca during the summer season. Guests can choose from multiple biking disciplines including mountain biking, recreational biking, road cycling and electric biking.

Golf Courses

Whistler boasts four championship golf courses. With glacier fed lakes, towering mountains, ancient cedar trees, winding creeks and majestic views, it is easy to see why Golf Digest named Whistler Canada’s Number One Golf Destination

Golf Courses with ancient cedar trees

Get Inspired by our Winter in Whistler

Whistler in Fall with mountain bikers

Fall in Whistler is for the chill seeker

Whether you’re looking for a seasonal activity like pumpkin picking or an undercover option to fill those rainy days, we’ve put together a list of the top things to do that will surely make you fall in love with fall in Whistler, year after year. 

Thanksgiving in Whistler

A local’s guide to celebrating Thanksgiving in Whistler, BC

And while enjoying a Whistler Thanksgiving might be a first for some, spending it away from home doesn’t necessarily mean giving up all of its treasured traditions. The many Whistler residents that hail from out of province and overseas have developed their own special Thanksgiving traditions that they bring out every turkey day. 

Golfing in Whistler: A Guide to the Top Golf Courses in 2024

With four pristine courses that were designed by the world’s top architects, golfing in Whistler promises a unique mountain experience that will stay with you long after you’ve left the 18th hole. So, let’s tee off and start exploring the best Whistler golf courses.

Fall Whistler Deals and Packages

Take advantage of our exclusive Fall Whistler Deals and Packages to make the most of your fall activities. Experience the magic of fall in Whistler with discounted rates on Whistler vacation rentals leaving you with more to enjoy the vibrant local attractions. Contact our team for more information and start planning your perfect fall getaway today!

Whistler Early Booking Offer Winter

Winter 2024/25 Book Early and Save

Take advantage of our Early Booking Deals and enjoy savings of up to 25% on Whistler Platinum vacation rentals when you book early. Savings will automatically be applied when you perform an accommodation search.

FAQs about Fall in Whistler

1. What is the weather like in Whistler during the fall?

The weather in Whistler during the fall can be quite variable. September often starts with mild temperatures around 15-20°C (59-68°F), but it gradually gets cooler as the season progresses. By November, temperatures can drop to 0-10°C (32-50°F). Rain is common, especially in October, so packing layers and waterproof clothing is recommended.

2. Are there any fall festivals or events in Whistler?

Yes, Whistler hosts several fall events and festivals. The Whistler Writers Festival, usually held in October, is a popular event for literature enthusiasts. Cornucopia, a celebration of food and drink, also takes place in November and features tastings, cooking demonstrations, and parties.

3. What outdoor activities are available in Whistler during the fall?

Fall is a fantastic time for outdoor activities in Whistler. Hiking and mountain biking trails are less crowded, and the fall foliage provides a stunning backdrop. Fishing, golfing, and ziplining are also popular activities. Additionally, the cooler temperatures make it a great time for exploring the local lakes and parks.

4. Is Whistler in Fall quieter than in other seasons?

Absolutely! Fall is considered the shoulder season in Whistler, meaning it’s generally less crowded than the summer and winter months. This makes it an ideal time for visitors looking for a more relaxed and serene experience. Hotels and resorts often have special deals during this time as well.