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Two women holding beer sample mugs at the Whistler Village Beer Festival, smile at the camera.

Whistler Village Beer Festival: 5 Reasons to Grab a Brew

The Whistler Village Beer Festival is happening September 16 to 20, with over 80 craft beverages to try (not all beer), we give you five good reasons it should be on your fall event list.

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Whistler Village in 1981.

Whistler Walking Tour: Discover the Stories Behind Whistler

The Museum's Valley of Dreams Walking Tour uncovers the stories behind how Whistler came to be. Tours go daily, June through September.

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A group of friends raise their glasses in a cheers at the Whistler Village Beer Festival.

The Local’s List: What’s On in September

The Local's List is a curated monthly guide of what's happening in Whistler; here it is for the month of September.

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A couple walk through the Whistler Village Stroll with the fall colours around them.

Whistler Fall Itinerary: How to Spend 5 Days in Whistler

Our 5-day itinerary includes hiking, biking, art, culture and dining, showing you how much fun you can have on a fall getaway to Whistler.

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Leslie Anthony talks to author John Valliant about his latest book at the 2023 Whistler Writers Festival.

The Whistler Writers Festival Celebrates 25 Years

Find out what makes the Whistler Writers Festival so special for readers, writers and storytellers of all kinds.

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Whistler Olympic Plaza in fall colours.

21 Things to Do in Whistler in Fall | Autumn Activities

From misty morning strolls to biking amidst fall colours and indulging in dining deals, here's a list of what to do in the fall in Whistler.

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Mike Douglas and Claire Ruddy tap their reusable coffee cups together as they discuss Reuse Whistler in the Whistler Blackcomb gondola.

Whistler Changemaker Series: Reuse Whistler

Reuse Whistler is getting coffee drinkers to swap single-use cups for reusable ones. Read on to find out more about this innovative program.

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A person drinks from a steaming cup outside with the sun shining on them.

Solo Travel in Whistler

Coming to Whistler as a solo traveller? We dive into why Whistler is a safe and fun place to visit on your own.

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An adaptive mountain bike rider on the Flashback Trail in Whistler's Cheakamus neighbourhood.

The Journey of Making Whistler’s Trails Accessible

Accessibility is a moving concept, so we're taking a look at the evolution of Whistler's accessible trail systems.

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Kees and Claire hut glowing in the sunset, perched high in the alpine, with peaks in the distance.

A Hike to Whistler’s Backcountry Kees and Claire Hut

Want to stay in an alpine hut with 360-degree mountain views? Read this guide to the Kees and Claire Hut, with route and packing tips.

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Two people hike in the high alpine on Whistler Blackcomb in the summer. There's a lake in front of them reflecting them as they hike.

The Pressure of Being Outdoorsy

We touch base with local adventurer Hannah Hughes in this thought-piece on how being outdoorsy should bring joy, not stress.

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A mountain biker gets views out over the Coast Mountains and Black Tusk when they do the Top of the World trail on Whistler Mountain.

8 of the Best Mountain Bike Trails in Whistler

Whistler action-sports photographer, Justa Jeskova shares her top mountain bike trails, which she loves riding and shooting.

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Cyclists ride up the Sea to Sky Highway from Vancouver to Whistler during the RBC GranFondo.

RBC GranFondo Whistler Guide: What to Know Before You Ride

Considering riding in one of the most scenic road bike events in the world? RBC GranFondo is an iconic event, find out more in our guide.

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