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West End · Vancouver

Diez kilómetros de paseo marítimo, bosque antiguo y el circuito más famoso de la ciudad.

Downtown · New Westminster

New Westminster’s Fraser riverfront — boardwalk, market, and the old capital looking at the water.

Steveston · Richmond

A fishing village at the mouth of the Fraser — boardwalk, fish shops, and Gulf of Georgia Cannery.

Britannia Beach

The old copper mine on Howe Sound — underground train, gravity mill, and a Sea to Sky stop that earns the pullout.

Waterfront · White Rock

Un muelle de madera largo hacia Semiahmoo Bay: la roca que da nombre, el paseo y un atardecer que para el tráfico.

Fort Langley · Langley

A heritage village on the Fraser — the national historic fort, independent shops, and a walkable main street.

Downtown · Vancouver

Una torre con ascensor de cristal sobre Harbour Centre: el panorama del centro en un giro.

Douglas · Surrey

The white arch on the 49th parallel — gardens, a border lawn, and a peculiar little international park.

Aldergrove · Langley

A large zoo in Aldergrove — safari-style grounds, a family day, and space the city zoos cannot match.

Downtown · Chilliwack

Chilliwack’s historic downtown block — brick, heritage façades, and a walkable evening.

Langley Airport · Langley

Hangars of historic aircraft beside Langley Airport — cockpits, restoration bays, and a nerd-friendly hour.

The Quay · New Westminster

A small museum about the river that built the region — fish, flood, and working boats.

East Richmond · Richmond

A seasonal lavender farm on the Richmond flats — rows of purple, a shop, and photo light in July.

Cloverdale · Surrey

A working honey farm with tours, tasting, and a shop — unexpectedly charming for a Surrey industrial edge.

Lower Lonsdale · North Vancouver

The restored Burrard Dry Dock district — plazas, the shipyard market, and harbour light beside Lonsdale Quay.

Riley Park · Vancouver

The city’s highest point in town: quarry garden, Bloedel Conservatory, and a lookout over the plain.

Downtown · Vancouver

The former courthouse on Robson Square — rotating exhibitions and a granite lawn for sitting.

Capilano · North Vancouver

A 137-metre swaying bridge over a rainforest canyon, plus treetop walks.

From Peak Chair · North Vancouver

Vistas del Skyride, refugio de fauna y el infame Grouse Grind abajo.

False Creek · Vancouver

Produce stalls, studios, and a working industrial island turned playground.

Gastown · Vancouver

Maple-leaf cobblestones, the steam clock, and the city’s oldest commercial block.

Coal Harbour · Vancouver

Sail-shaped roofs, cruise ships, and a seawall start with mountain backdrops.

False Creek · Vancouver

The geodesic dome at the end of False Creek, built for Expo 86.

Point Grey · Vancouver

Monumental poles, a soaring great hall, and the Pacific collection of Arthur Erickson’s museum.

Chinatown · Vancouver

The first full-scale classical Chinese garden built outside China.

Shaughnessy · Vancouver

Fifty-five acres of themed plantings, a hedge maze, and the Bloedel Floral Conservatory nearby.

Canada Place · Vancouver

A flying-theatre ride from coast to coast, parked under the sails.

Deer Lake · Burnaby

A living 1920s streetscape, a working carousel, and seasonal festivals.

Village · Whistler

Pedestrian alpine village, gondolas, and a basecamp for both winter and summer.

Deer Lake · Burnaby

A lake loop, painters’ studios, and a beach in the middle of Burnaby.

Coquihalla Canyon · Hope

Five railway tunnels blasted through Coquihalla granite — a short, spectacular walk east of Hope.

Harrison Hot Springs · Harrison

A long glacial lake with a sandy village beach, paddle boats, and mountains falling straight into the water.

Joffre Lakes Provincial Park · Pemberton

Three turquoise lakes in a hanging valley north of Pemberton — a permit hike, and worth the paperwork.

Shannon Falls · Squamish

A gondola above Howe Sound — suspension skybridge, summit lodge, and hiking ridges over Squamish.

Cultus Lake · Chilliwack

A warm swimming lake in a mountain bowl south of Chilliwack — the Fraser Valley’s summer weekend.

Deas Island · Delta

A Fraser island park under the Alex Fraser Bridge — dykes, heritage houses, and river birds.

Anmore · Port Coquitlam

A long forest reservoir north of the Tri-Cities — swimming beaches, a floating bridge, and ridge trails.

Pitt Lake · Pitt Meadows

The largest tidal lake in North America — dykes, boat launch, and a wall of mountains at the north end.

Downtown · New Westminster

A long pier park over the Fraser, with swings, lookouts, and working river traffic.

Steveston · Richmond

Open dyke, cherry trees in spring, and a wind that kite-flyers treat as a feature.

Whistler Blackcomb · Whistler

El teleférico de récord que une Whistler y Blackcomb: suelo de cristal, aire alpino y dos montañas en una entrada.

Hope

A steep little climb to a platform over Hope, the Fraser, and the mountains that pinch the valley shut.

Bridal Veil Falls · Chilliwack

A wide, lacy waterfall a few minutes off Highway 1 — short trail, big payoff.

Town Centre · Coquitlam

A former quarry turned city lake — fountain, loop trail, and Town Centre Park on the doorstep of the mall.

Golden Ears · Maple Ridge

The swimming and picnic lake inside Golden Ears Provincial Park — mountains on both sides of the water.

The Quay · New Westminster

An indoor public market on the Fraser — produce, lunch counters, and river light through the glass.

Garibaldi · Squamish

The big alpine behind Squamish and Whistler — Garibaldi Lake, Elfin Lakes, and overnight country.

Tsawwassen · Delta

A long Boundary Bay beach with tidal flats, a pool, and sunsets toward the islands.

Crescent Beach · Surrey

A village beach on Boundary Bay — pier, ice cream, and a walkable street behind the dunes.

Mundy Park · Coquitlam

A large second-growth forest in the middle of Coquitlam — lake loop, trails, and a neighbourhood woods.

Sea Island · Richmond

A dedicated aircraft-watching lawn under the approach — jets on final over the Fraser.

Mount Seymour · North Vancouver

The eastern North Shore hill — night skiing, snowshoe trails, and summer hiking to the pumps.

Ambleside · West Vancouver

West Vancouver’s town beach — seawall, pitch-and-putt, and downtown sitting across Burrard Inlet.

Ocean Park · Surrey

A long staircase from Ocean Park down to Crescent Beach — the workout, then the bay.

Aldergrove · Langley

A large regional park on the Langley–Abbotsford edge — trails, a beach-style swimming hole, and farm-country sky.

Hastings Park · Vancouver

A classic fairground, wooden coaster, and the late-summer Pacific National Exhibition.

Lost Lake · Whistler

A forest lake a few minutes from the village — swim in summer, ski-tour the trails in winter.

Westham Island · Delta

A world-class Fraser estuary sanctuary — snow geese in season, dykes, and a gift shop of seed.

Brandywine · Whistler

Una cascada de 70 metros junto a la Sea to Sky, al sur de Whistler: un paseo corto hasta un salto serio.

Chilliwack Lake Road · Chilliwack

A steep, popular hike to a turquoise lake in Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park.

Tsawwassen · Delta

A pocket waterfront park on the Tsawwassen bluff — stairs to the beach and a clean look at the Strait.

Green Lake · Whistler

The ghost mill town on Green Lake — weathered houses, forest reclaiming the mill, a quiet walk off the village circuit.

Capilano · North Vancouver

A free look at Capilano Lake, the Lions, and the dam that holds Vancouver’s drinking water.

Cultus Lake · Chilliwack

A short, steep hike above Cultus — a lookout, a teapot at the top, and a valley view.

Downtown · Vancouver

A public outdoor rink under the provincial courthouse — seasonal, downtown, and free to watch.

West End · Vancouver

The city’s sunset beach — tankers on the horizon and the Seawall at your back.

Point Grey · Vancouver

A wide, tidal beach looking back at downtown — fires allowed in the rings, mountains over the inlet.

Deep Cove · North Vancouver

Kayaks on a sheltered inlet and a short hike to a lookout over Indian Arm.

Lynn Valley · North Vancouver

A free suspension bridge, swimming holes, and rainforest trails without the Capilano ticket.

Grouse Mountain · North Vancouver

A 2.9 km stairway of roots and rock — Vancouver’s most famous workout hike.

West Vancouver

Old-growth Douglas firs and granite bluffs looking across to Vancouver Island.

Horseshoe Bay · West Vancouver

A marine protected area with emerald water, picnic lawns, and a tiny island at low tide.

Golden Ears · Maple Ridge

Alouette Lake, big mountain trails, and Metro Vancouver’s wildest backyard.

Belcarra · Port Moody

A floating walkway, warm-for-the-region swimming, and a village at the end of the road.

Sea Island · Richmond

A long jetty into the Strait of Georgia and some of the best birding in the region.

Burnaby Mountain · Burnaby

A high lookout over Burrard Inlet, plus the rose garden and totem poles at the summit.

Cypress Provincial Park · West Vancouver

The highway viewpoint everyone stops at, plus alpine trails above Howe Sound.

Cypress Bowl · West Vancouver

The closest ski hill to downtown — night runs over the city grid.

The Chief · Squamish

Three granite peaks above Squamish — the classic Sea to Sky hike.

Whistler Mountain · Whistler

North America’s largest ski resort, two mountains linked by the Peak 2 Peak.

Shannon Falls · Squamish

A 335-metre waterfall beside the highway — the easiest Sea to Sky stop.

Kitsilano · Vancouver

Saltwater pool, volleyball, and a downtown skyline across English Bay.

False Creek · Vancouver

A flat, protected ride from Science World to Kits, with city and water the whole way.

Lonsdale · North Vancouver

A working market at the foot of the SeaBus, with stalls and harbour light.

Bridgeport · Richmond

Seasonal evening stalls for bubble tea, grilled squid, and neon souvenirs.

Vancouver

Explore the natural beauty of Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver, perfect for hiking and enjoying stunning coastal views.