Seymour Valley Trailway – North Vancouver
The Seymour Valley Trailway is a car-free, paved, multi-use 22km round-trip path which winds its way through a picturesque second growth forest.
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Buntzen Lake hiking near Port Moody
Buntzen Lake located near Port Moody is a beautiful and relaxing, yet easy to access destination for the whole family featuring hikes of all difficulties.
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Long Beach – Tofino – Vancouver Island
Long Beach in Tofino is the longest beach of the Pacific Rim National Park Preserve spanning an extraordinary 16km along the west coast of Vancouver Island.
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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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Mount Seymour Provincial Park – North Vancouver
Mount Seymour Provincial Park is one of most popular mountains of Vancouver’s North Shore, with a summit of 1,449 m (4,754 ft) above the Indian Arm and North Vancouver neighbourhoods it is easily recognized from afar.
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Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve – North Vancouver
Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve features over 100 km of trails with activities such as cycling, horseback riding, hiking at all skill levels and even canoeing or kayaking.
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Lynn Headwaters Regional Park – North Vancouver
Lynn headwaters Regional Park is the go to location in North Vancouver for mountains, valleys, rivers and beautiful scenery.
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Cypress Mountain Viewpoint – West Vancouver
Cypress Mountain Viewpoint located 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver is one of the best places in Vancouver for panoramic views of the Lower Mainland.
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Shannon Falls Provincial Park – Squamish
Shannon Falls Provincial Park in beautiful Squamish, BC, is composed of a series of cliffs, rising 335 metres above Highway 99, making it the third highest falls in the province.
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Cleveland Dam – North Vancouver
The Cleveland Dam located in North Vancouver is a 91 m high concrete dam that feeds the Capilano River and holds back Capilano Lake. The dam, and areas around it, provide many vantage points of the picturesque landscape surrounding the park.
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