Why Whistler is an easy choice for a spring vacation

Apr 10 2018, 5:43 am

Spring is in the air and you’re ready to go explore the majestic province that is BC.

Luckily for you, Vancouverites, one of the most incredible resort destinations is waiting for you less than two hours away – in Whistler. And it’s where you need to be this season.

Just think about it, you’ll have escaped the crowds of peak season, and you’ll get to soak up the sunshine that comes in late spring, whether you’re on the piste or hanging out on one of the many village patios.

Whistler offers something for everyone, from the outdoor adventurist to those seeking serene relaxation. If you need any more inspiration for booking your spring getaway, here’s a roundup of five epic things that you can enjoy in Whistler this spring.

Multi-sport days

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Imagine having the option to go biking, skiing, hiking, paddle boarding, ziplining, or riding around in an ATV, all on the same day. Well, that’s actually a possibility this April and May because multi-sport days are what Whistler is all about. It’s the perfect opportunity to combine snow play and adventures in the sun on the trails as the snow melts. Plus, you’ve got longer days to make the most of your time on and off the mountain.

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Incredible value

Tourism Whistler/Robin O’Neill

One of the best reasons to visit Whistler this spring is because you’ll be able to get amazing value with off-peak pricing. This includes hotel rates, with midweek rooms from $99 per night. It also includes golf course early season pricing. Amazing off-peak pricing means you can extend your getaway and give yourself plenty of time to enjoy all that Whistler has to offer.

Dining specials

Tourism Whistler/Andrew Strain

There’s nothing quite like going away for a few days and relishing in the fact that you don’t have to cook. Whistler has a ton of award-winning restaurants offering up dining specials that are unique to this time of year, and you can make the most of them during your trip. Whether you’re looking for casual après-ski snacks in your snow boots, or fine dining in the evening, you’ll find it at one of the many restaurants.

Go Fest: Whistler’s Outdoor Festival

Tourism Whistler/Mike Crane

GO Fest falls on the Victoria Day long weekend from May 18 to 21 and it’s four days of celebrating the arrival of warmer weather. It’s your chance to get outside and enjoy everything that Whistler has to offer from sailing to tennis, yoga, and more. There’s also going to be live music and arts, among other activities taking place.

Bici Gusti Gourmet Ride

Fuel your wanderlust and go racing through the Whistler and the Callaghan Valleys during this 70 km road ride. Insanely picturesque views and local gourmet food will fuel your journey during the event which is taking place from May 18 to 20. It’s a full weekend experience that’s limited to just 70 riders so you’ll want to make sure that you sign up soon to avoid missing out on this awesome road bike journey.


Visit whistler.com for more information and to take advantage of awesome deals ahead of your visit, and check out Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, to get the latest updates.

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