Fall-ing for Whistler

Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova

As the leaves begin to change, temperatures drop, and the summer crowds thin out, fall in Whistler presents the perfect blend of serenity and excitement. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures, culinary indulgence, or the charm of a small mountain town, autumn is still one of the best times to visit Whistler.

If you're planning a trip this fall, here’s a list of must-do activities and events to make your Whistler experience unforgettable.

Whistler Farmers Market

Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova

Running every Sunday through October 13th, the Whistler Farmers Market is a delightful way to support local vendors. Discover farm-fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and gourmet treats while exploring the vibrant atmosphere of Whistler’s Upper Village.

When: Every Sunday until October 13th, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Where: Whistler Upper Village, at the base of Blackcomb Mountain (just a 10-minute walk from Summit Lodge)

Whistler Wine Walk (Oct 4, 11, 18, 25)

Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova

Love wine and art? The Whistler Wine Walk is the perfect fall event for you. Occurring every Friday in October, the event offers an interactive art experience paired with local wine tastings. With four unique walks, you’ll enjoy exploring different art galleries around town while sipping on your favorite vino.

Time: 6:00 PM – 8:15 PM
Galleries: Fathom Stone Art Gallery, Adele Campbell Fine Art Gallery, Whistler Contemporary Gallery at the Hilton, Mountain Galleries at the Fairmont, the Plaza Galleries, Audain Art Museum

Whistler Blackcomb Turkey Sale (Oct 4-14)

Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Mike Crane

The legendary Whistler Blackcomb Turkey Sale returns for Canadian Thanksgiving, offering up to 60% off on select skis, snowboards, apparel, accessories, and more. Retailers in Whistler Village and Creekside will also be hosting a sidewalk sale, making it the perfect time to score some winter gear ahead of the season.

Whistler Cornucopia (Nov 7-17)

Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Darby Magill

Indulge in Whistler’s food and drink scene with Cornucopia, a festival that celebrates culinary delights and libations. With a variety of events from wine tastings to gourmet dinners, it’s a foodie’s dream come true.With over 70 events packed into 11 days, Cornucopia offers something for every wine and food enthusiast. Explore the schedule and grab your tickets on the official Cornucopia event page. 

Dining Deals

Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova

Fall is also a great time to enjoy Whistler’s world-class dining scene at a fraction of the price. Many of Whistler's top restaurants offer exclusive dining deals during the quieter months. Here's a taste of some of the best offers:

Alta Bistro: Three courses for $34 (Mon-Thurs)
Araxi: Four courses for $43
Bearfoot Bistro: Three courses for $76 (Sun-Thurs)
Braidwood Tavern: Prix Fixe Menu for $39 (Sun-Thurs)
Brickworks: Three shared plates for $23
Caramba!: Three courses for $30 (Weekdays)
Harajuku Izakaya: Three courses for $30
Hy's Steakhouse: Four courses for $59.95 (Sun-Thurs)
Il Caminetto: Four courses for $43
Nagomi Sushi: Four courses for $39
Quattro at Whistler: Four courses for $40 (Sun-Fri)
Rimrock Café: Three courses for $69 (Sun-Fri)
Sidecut Steakhouse: Prix Fixe Menu for $68 (Sun-Thurs)
Teppan Village: Three courses for $39 (Sun-Thurs)
Wild Blue Restaurant + Bar: Four courses for $39

Fall in Whistler offers a unique and quieter charm, where visitors can enjoy the beauty of the mountains, indulge in local culture, and snag great deals before the winter season kicks in. Whether you’re here for the wine walks, culinary treats, or adventure shopping, this fall has something for everyone. So, pack your bags and get ready to experience the magic of Whistler in autumn – a season where every adventure is waiting just for you.