Parcs et belvédères

West End · Vancouver

Dix kilomètres de seawall, une forêt ancienne et la boucle la plus connue de la ville.

Douglas · Surrey

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

Riley Park · Vancouver

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

Capilano · North Vancouver

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

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.

Deas Island · Delta

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

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.

Town Centre · Coquitlam

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

Aldergrove · Langley

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

Tsawwassen · Delta

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

West End · Vancouver

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

Kitsilano · Vancouver

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

Vancouver

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