Ski, Golf, Bike and Dine in one day when you visit Whistler in May!
Even though the snow is done falling in May (for the most part), Whistler offers so many fun activities this time of year. In fact for the month of May, there is too much to do in Whistler! You can enjoy flurries of snow in the high alpine of Blackcomb, cruise through Whistler Bike Park, play a few rounds of golf and polish off the day with some of the best dining deals you’ll ever come across.
Dine in Whistler
Historically, the month of May in Whistler is in the name of dining specials. Many restaurants offer amazing deals on their culinary delights. Menus start from as low as $24 CAD with three-course seasonal dining options.
Golf in Whistler
Whistler boasts four championship golf courses that are typically open from early May through mid-October. The Whistler golf courses have been designed by golfing legends such as Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Robert Cupp and Robert Trent Jones Jr. May offers great playing conditions on freshly opened courses in the stunning backdrops of snow capped mountains.
Whistler mountain will remain open for spring riding until April 21, 2025, while Blackcomb plans to close on May19th, 2025. Riding in the spring might be on some slushy snow, but this is the time of year to build up a stunning goggle tan while enjoying a few beers in the village afterwards. The brave amongst you can even give pond skimming a try. Ride as fast as you can at the pond that opens up on lower Zig-Zag and water-ski across it! All going well, if not a ‘refreshing’ dip ensues.
- Blackcomb Mountain and the Peak 2 Peak Gondola close on April 21, 2025
- Sightseeing is available April 202- May 19, 2022 on Whistler Mountain
- The PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola will re-open for summer sightseeing May 17, 2025
Whistler Biking
There’s a great reason why Whistler is closed for skiing come May - the mountain bike course typically opens sometime in May, weather dependant. The Whistler Bike Park is one of the top bike parks in the world and a mecca for all mountain bikers. The Park has something for every level of rider with gentle banked cruisers through the Coastal forest. Tight and twisty single track perfect for intermediate riders and for the expert there are steep rock faces, gnarly, root strewn lines, drop-offs of all descriptions and more! The Multi Use Skate Park (inc. dirt jumps) is also open for the warm spring / summer months as well.
Images: Mike Crane / John Henebry / Table Nineteen