Can you ski whistler in april

Mid-November to Late December One of our best-kept secrets is the abundance of early season snowfall, with an average of 2. From the magical atmosphere and endless shopping in our vibrant resort village, to the vast collection of outdoor activities and family-themed events on and around the mountains, the holiday season is truly magical. Early to Late January January is 8. Deep Winter Details :. February to Late March Make the most of the longer daylight in February and March to pack in even more during your Whistler Blackcomb trip, with awesome new adventures that everyone will love from snowshoeing and ziplining, to heli-skiing, snowmobiling, and even dog sledding.

This time of year, it's apparent why Whistler Blackcomb is envied by resorts everywhere. Shop in Whistler this spring season to discover unique shops and services and support local businesses.

Our inspiring insider stories and tips will help you plan an idyllic spring getaway. Discover spring in Whistler with unlimited outdoor activities, spring dining specials and great savings on accommodation. Just give yourself plenty of time to play. Go Spring! The season of adventure, through the eyes of our visitors.

Pants: Wearing proper ski pants is more important than anything else to keep you warm, comfortable, dry and mobile.

Patagonia makes some high quality insulated pants that fit quite nicely. Get a pair of Smartwool socks instead. A good pair of waterproofed gloves , preferably with wrist lashes, will protect your hands from frostbite.

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Skiing and riding may be a huge influence on visitors to Whistler, but this little mountain town offers so much more too! As spring takes a hold, hiking trails begin to open and lakes begin to thaw. From local, artisan crafts to big brand adventure gear, the Village Stroll is the place to be. Travelling with a non-skier? For more information on accommodation, dining or local activities, check out our friends at Tourism Whistler. For all things on snow, check out www.