Canada Day Long Weekend in Whistler

Celebrate Like a Canadian

Canada Day is a national holiday that lands on July 1 every year with street parties in towns across Canada. Whistler is no exception, with everyone turning out to celebrate with a pancake breakfast, free concerts, crafts, a parade along the Village Stroll and more. Everyone is welcome!

History, Heritage, Culture

To really appreciate a place, see it through the eyes of the local people. Get a First Nations perspective at the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, walk through Whistler's history at the Museum and see Whistler's newest cultural hotspot, the iconic Audain Art Museum.

Arts and Culture in Whistler

Finding Space: From Village to Valley

Experience the Real Canada

Canada is famous for its mountain landscapes and outdoor lifestyle, which explains why Canadians are such a happy bunch. Our picks for a truly Canadian experience? Take the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola to see the mountains, go for a hike to immerse yourself in the forest then BBQ by a lake for dinner.

Canadian Summer Activities

Enjoy the Village Vibe

There's no need to make big plans in Whistler, just step outside and go with the flow. Pick a patio and people-watch for hours on end (keep your eyes open for whimsical roving characters). Don't forget to check out the Farmers' Market on Sundays for local food, gifts and live music.

Whistler Farmers' Market

How to Book

Book your entire summer vacation with Whistler.com. We've got everything you need for your getaway from transportation, accommodation, activities and more. Our Whistler-based travel consultants can also be reached at 1.800.944.7853 for booking assistance, more ideas and local travel advice.

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