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Whistler’s summer experiences offer a range of adventure from the legendary Bike Park and championship golf courses to glacier-fed lakes and alpine hikes. The valley trail network links visitors to all these things to do, from the adrenaline-inducing to the profoundly relaxing. Save up to 15% with Activity Deals and get up to $200 in free ...
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- Whistler Summer Concert Series July 2023 Lineup
- Whistler in July: Ride The Peak to Peak Gondola
- Crankworx Whistler
- Ziplining in Whistler in July
- Take A Food Tour
- Whistler’s Farmers Market
- Bike The Valley Trail in Whistler
- Go Rafting on The Green River
- Try The Whistler Single Track
- Paddleboard Alta Lake
From classical music and indie pop to chilled-out beats, R&B and rock bands, Whistler Olympic Plaza is the place to be for free, outdoor concerts all summer long. Bring your picnic blanket and grab a spot on the great lawn or dance up at the stage to live DJ sets before the headlining performers begin at 7:30. Dates: July 1, 6, 7, 13, 14, Location:...
Whistler Blackcomb’s world record-setting PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola transforms the high alpine experience with new, awe-inspiring vistas as it bridges the gap between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. It is one of the perfect things to do in Whistler in July because of the stunning views and warm and pleasant weather. The PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, as part of ...
A world-famous festival celebrating the heart and soul of gravity-fuelled mountain biking, Crankworx Whistler brings together the best riders and biggest bike fans in the world for 10 days of racing, slopestyle competitions, Kidsworx events, and bike demos. 10am daily – Demos and Expos in the Village as well as day lots 1 and 2 Get the full Crankwo...
Ziplining in Whistler in July is perfect for the adrenaline junkie. It is actually available all year long! You can zipline from the village or you can go to nearby Cougar Mountain. You can book here for Ziptrek and book herefor Superfly. I have done Superfly and it is amazing (and very high!!!) Both actually operate all year round, but in July the...
Take a break from biking and hiking the alpine forest to indulge in some fine British Columbia cuisine. Food tours are popular in almost every city and Whistler is no exception. You can take an early evening food tour with an expert foodie when you visit Whistler in July. This luxury experience also has a wine add-on and ends early enough in the ev...
Farmer’s Markets attract more than just locals. If you are spending the summer at Whistler, pop into the Whistler Farmers Markethappening every Sunday in July! The market showcases a wide variety of products including fruit, produce, meat, seafood, and honey, as well as hot and artisan foods, cold drinks, liquor, and a wide range of artistic creato...
One of the most popular free things to do in Whistler in July (if you are driving here locally) is to bike. There are bike-friendly paths all over town, making it one of the easiest ways to get around! If you are not local, there are bike rental shops all over! The network of paved bike paths connects all of Whistler’s neighborhoods, lakes, and loc...
This whitewater rafting trip takes you just north of Whistler Village to the Green River, which provides the perfect combination of fun bouncy rapids and spectacular scenery surrounded by snow-capped mountains. It is the perfect choice for first-timers or for those who want a bit of excitement but not too much! The Class 2 and 3 rapids are fun and ...
These trails are maintained by the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) and there is no charge to use them! Right next to Lost Lake is a perfect singletrack for those who want to get a feel for mountain biking. If you have done it before or are looking for more trails there are quite a few green, blue and black options. You can get the singletrac...
There are plenty of lakes to paddle board while in Whistler and it is one of the best July activities when the lakes are warm! If you do not own your own board, head over to Wayside park (off Highway 99) between Whistler Village and Whistler Creekside and grab a SUP (or kayak or canoe) rental from Whistler Eco Tours (WET).This is a popular spot as ...
- Explore the Whistler Bike Park. One of the biggest attractions in Whistler during the summer is the epic Whistler Bike Park – which is the top lift-accessed bike park in the world.
- Shop at the Farmer’s Market. Every Sunday between July and October all of the locals and tourists come together at the awesome Whistler Farmers Market.
- Enjoy a beach day at Lost Lake. For me, a day at the lake is one of the best things to do in British Columbia. Lost Lake is a great choice for this as it’s one of the largest lakes in the area at 167 meters squared, and it’s the most beautiful if you ask me!
- Ziplining. Did you know that Whistler is home to the longest Zipline in North America – The Sasquatch! At over 1.2 miles (2 kilometers) long, this zipline is seriously impressive.
Alpine Hiking. Take in 360-degree views while you hike through alpine meadows. July is when most of the alpine trails are open for hiking. Check out the world-class Decker loop on Whistler Mountain or the historic Spearhead Traverse on Blackcomb Mountain.
- Ski/Snowboard at North America’s Largest Resort. Whistler Blackcomb is consistently ranked as the Number one ski resort in North America. We were dubious of this as we’ve been to many fantastic ski resorts in Canada and US, but we know why Whistler tops every list.
- Find the Blackcomb Glacier. While you are skiing or snowboarding on Blackcomb you may as well keep your eyes out for a hidden ice cave – it’s pretty impressive!
- Fire and Ice Show. During the winter season, the Fire and Ice Show is an iconic and impressive sight to behold and one of the best free things to do in Whistler.
- Vallea Lumina. For a little bit of magic, venture out to the Vallea Lumina. It’s an enchanting multimedia night walk and one of the best things to do in Whistler in both the summer and winter.
Mar 21, 2023 · They only stop for pick-ups and drop-offs but it’s an affordable, clean, and safe bus service that gets you to Whistler from downtown Vancouver in about two hours. It’s also very affordable and there is a washroom and wifi on board. Tickets are $40 roundtrip (2023 pricing) from downtown Vancouver to Whistler and back.
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