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Daytime temperatures hover around 15°C , while nights can cool down to about 4°C . Whistler in September usually receives high rainfall, averaging around 122 mm for the month. Rain is expected on roughly 11 days. With around 194 hours of sunshine, the days are mostly sunny.
Dec 28, 2021 · Meanwhile, September, October and November are a prime time for leaf-peeping. April and May bring moderate temperatures, making these months ideal for outdoorsy activities like hiking and biking....
- Bike The Valley Trail in Whistler
- Ride The Peak to Peak Gondola in September
- Face Your Fears on The Cloudraker Skybridge & Raven’s Eye
- Visit The Bike Skills Park
- Ziplining in Whistler in September
- Visit The Single Track Near Lost Lake
- Paddleboard Alta Lake
- Get A Thrill at The Whistler Mountain Bike Park
- Whistler Train Wreck Hike
- SLCC Squamish Li’Wat Cultural Centre
One of the most popular free things to do in Whistler in September (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, an...
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 September because of the stunning views and warm and pleasant weather. After September 11th 2022, the ...
The Cloudraker Skybridge suspension bridge is located right beside the top station of Peak Chair on Whistler Mountain. It spans 130m from Whistler Peak to the West Ridge, crossing high above Whistler Bowl. Access is included in the PEAK 2 PEAK 360 Summer Experience ticket, so you can make this trip part of your Peak 2 Peak Day. The Raven’s Eye cons...
Make sure to head over to the Fitzsimons Bike Skills Park which has jumps and bumps for all skill levels (yes you beginners too). It is located next to Daylot #2 between the upper village and the main village. You will find all ages and abilities, from the littlest riders to those who have years of experience! There are two pump tracks and a variet...
Ziplining is a perfect September Whistler activity 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 i...
If you are not quite ready for the Mountain Bike Park, there is a popular free singletrack near Lost Lake. This is a popular activity all summer long in Whistler, September being no exception!
There are plenty of lakes to paddle board while in Whistler and it is one of the best Septmber 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...
There are a variety of passes and rentals and lessons for those looking for some September downhill biking in Whistler. There are four mountain zones, green trails, technical double blacks, & jump trails for all levels of bikers. Bike Park tickets need to be bought in advance online or over the phone. Bike Park Tickets at Whistler are available fro...
Hiking in whistler in September is one of the most popular outdoor activities you can do. There are dozens of hikes taking you around the village, to alpine meadows, waterfalls, snow walls, lakes, and gorgeous views, and all levels and abilities are welcome. One of the easier hikes (or some like to call it a walk) is the Whistler Train Wreck Hike. ...
Open year-round, the SLCCbrings together the vibrant cultures of two local Indigenous groups in one beautiful space. It offers a glimpse into the traditional life of the Indigenous people (the Squamish and the Li-wat people) who inhabited the region that Whistler is part of. There is an hourly guided tour that gives you a glimpse into the Squamish ...
- Hike to Joffre Lakes. Fall is the best time of year to hike to Joffre Lakes – one of the country’s most popular and scenic trails! The trail starts outside the town of Pemberton and is just under an hour’s drive (61.6 kilometers/38.2 miles) from Whistler.
- Explore the bike trails around town. Biking is easily one of the best activities to do in Whistler in Fall. So, if you’re in town in September, October or November, why not consider renting a bike for a few hours and exploring some of the trails and lakes surrounding Whistler?
- Check out a pumpkin patch. You can’t visit Whistler in Fall and not visit a Pumpkin Patch, after all the tradition of picking a pumpkin is synonymous with Fall!
- Ride the Gondola. One of the best things to do on a Fall weekend in Whistler is to ride the famed Peak 2 Peak Gondola, which spans between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountain.
September weather averages for Whistler, Canada. Temperature, High temperature, Low temperature, Daily sun hours.
The weather in Whistler in September is moderately chilly, humid but cool, with average highs of 59°F (15°C) and lows of 41°F (5°C).
