11 Best Places To Watch The Sunset In Vancouver
Vancouver is known to be the most beautiful city in Canada and the sunsets we get here are no different.
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Watersprite Lake Hike near Squamish
The stunning turquoise coloured Watersprite Lake located near Squamish, BC, is an alpine lake surrounded by mountains accesible by hiking 17 km round-trip.
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Inukshuk Monument – English Bay – Vancouver
The Inukshuk monument installed in 1987 at Vancouver’s English Bay is an art installation by Alvin Kanak built out of grey granite.
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Tunnel Bluffs Hike near Lions Bay
Tunnel Bluffs is a scenic hike located along the Sea To Sky Highway with a viewpoint offering phenomenal views over the Howe Sound.
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Abbotsford Tulip Festival – BLOOM
The Abbotsford Tulip Festival, also known as BLOOM, is the most breath-taking tulip festival near Vancouver. Blooming season starts in mid April.
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False Creek Seawall – Vancouver
The False Creek Seawall is a world-class walking and cycling path that loops 9.1 km along False Creek connecting many of the city’s must see locations.
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East Van Cross – East Vancouver
The East Van Cross erected in 2010 has been adopted as a city icon, most visibly expressed in the form of a Monument for East Vancouver by artist Ken Lum.
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Pink Alley – Downtown Vancouver
The Pink Alley, also known as Alley-Oop, has transformed what use to be a dreary and dirty alley into a public-friendly vibrant pink and yellow urban park.
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Siwash Rock in Vancouver’s Stanley Park
Siwash Rock is one of the most iconic features of Stanley Park. The sea stack, unique in the area, came to be due to a volcanic dike.
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WOW Westminster aka The W – New Westminster
WOW Westminster, also known as “The W”, is a 140-foot-long art installation in New Westminster designed by the Brazilian artist JosΓ© Resende.
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