Fall is the perfect time to dive into all the myriad activities that Whistler Blackcomb has to offer. From mountain biking to zip-lining and golfing, you can do it all. It’s like having your very own mountain playground. The stunning autumn foliage transforms the mountains and valleys into a vibrant tapestry of red, orange and gold, creating a breathtaking backdrop for outdoor activities. Exploring the colourful trails allows you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and witness the changing seasons firsthand. And the weather is usually still mild and pleasant, making it perfect for enjoying the resort’s many outdoor offerings, such as mountain biking, zip-lining and golfing. The crowds are also much smaller compared to the busy winter and summer seasons, allowing you to enjoy a more peaceful and intimate experience.
The perfect fall getaway: Fall is also a great time to take advantage of fantastic deals and special packages at hotels like the Four Seasons Resort Whistler. This luxurious haven of tranquility is located in the quieter Upper Village, just a short walk or shuttle ride from Whistler Village and the Whistler Blackcomb ski lifts. You can choose from a range of accommodations, from cozy rooms with mountain views to expansive suites and private residences with all the bells and whistles. Think elegant wooden interiors, fireplaces, roomy balconies and plush bedding.
Pampering reimagined: As expected from the Four Seasons brand, the resort’s wellness amenities are exceptional, catering to guests who appreciate impeccable attention to detail and pampering in an atmosphere of understated elegance. The resort’s Spa, reopening in December 2023 after a major refurbishment, promises even more Zen vibes and decadent bliss than ever. Spa enhancements include rustic touches that reinforce a connection to nature, using granite and slate to elevate the ambiance and bespoke treatments inspired by the natural elements of the region, such as the Sea to Sky Massage, the Maple Sugar Scrub and the Peak to Feet Experience. After your pampering, kick back in the relaxation lounge with a cup of herbal tea, taking in the breathtaking mountain views. And there’s more—a eucalyptus steam room, cedar sauna, heated outdoor pool and hot tubs surrounded by towering evergreen trees and the crisp mountain air. The fitness centre features state-of-the-art equipment and a variety of classes to keep guests active and energized. And outdoor adventurers will love the easy access to the Whistler Blackcomb slopes. Fall hiking and biking anyone?
Seasonal flavours: When it comes to dining, the Four Seasons Resort Whistler pulls out all the stops. SIDECUT, the signature restaurant, is a modern steakhouse that showcases prime cuts of meat and locally sourced ingredients. Indulge in the tasting menu, carefully curated by the talented chefs, which takes you on a gastronomic journey through the flavours of the season. From succulent steaks to innovative vegetarian dishes, each plate is a work of art that tantalizes the taste buds. Pair your meal with a selection from the extensive wine list, featuring both local and international vintages, for a truly memorable dining experience. For a more casual dining experience, head to adjacent Braidwood Tavern, where the menu celebrates the flavours of the Pacific Northwest, showcasing local ingredients. Choose from a variety of à la carte options, ranging from fresh seafood to hearty comfort food. And sip on a craft beer or a signature cocktail as you soak in the flavours of Whistler. It’s foodie heaven.
Whether you’re out exploring the vibrant landscapes or indulging in a culinary journey, the Four Seasons Resort Whistler is your ultimate autumn hideaway. With its stylish digs, incredible amenities and a dining scene to die for, it’s the perfect place for a refreshing fall getaway with an optional side of outdoor adventure. And for all the lovebirds out there, there’s a sweet deal in the crisp autumn air – the Fall Couples Getaway offer. It includes accommodations and couples’ treatments, starting at C$695. Plus, if you book a suite or private residence, you get an extra night on the house. It’s romance and mountain magic rolled into one. —Mark Sissons
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