2025 North Vancouver Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Hey, adventurers! Are you ready to explore the pearl of Canada's west coast, surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and the North Shore Mountains? 🌏🌲Vancouver, a city full of natural beauty and urban vitality, is waiting for you to discover its beauty! 🌸🏙️ 🌳Stanley Park - Embrace Nature As the largest municipal park in North America, Stanley Park has a 9 km coastal loop trail, making it a great place for cycling, jogging, or walking. 🚴‍♀️🚶‍♂️Don't forget to visit the aquarium and zoo in the park to get up close and personal with marine life. 🔮Gastown - Historical Imprint Gastown is a historic district in Vancouver with Victorian architecture and cobblestone streets. The steam clock in the center of town is a must-see landmark, with steam whistles and music playing every 15 minutes, making you feel like you've traveled back to the industrial age. 🎢Capilano Suspension Bridge Park - Thrilling Adventure At Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, you can experience the 137-meter-long suspension bridge across the Capilano River and feel the thrill of walking among the treetops. 🎨Granville Island - A Fusion of Art and Culture Granville Island is a community group that combines residential, recreational, dining, and sightseeing. Here, you can visit the bustling market, enjoy a seafood feast, or buy local ingredients and handicrafts at the public market. 🏰Queen Elizabeth Park - An Urban Oasis Located at the highest point in Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Park is known for its beautiful flowers and landscaping. The Bloedel Conservatory indoor tropical garden in the park features hundreds of birds and rare plants. 📚University of British Columbia (UBC) - Academic Hall UBC is the second-ranked comprehensive university in Canada, and the Nitobe Memorial Japanese Garden and Museum of Anthropology on campus are great places to learn about indigenous culture. 🌉Canada Place - A Symbol of Vancouver Canada Place was the main venue for the 1986 World's Fair in Canada and is a landmark building in Vancouver. It is not only a cruise ship dock but also a venue for five-star hotels and convention centers. 🌟Food Recommendations: • Authentic ramen at a ramen shop 🍜 • Seafood feast at a harbor view restaurant 🦐 • Authentic dim sum in Chinatown 🥧 🚴‍♂️Cycling Adventure: Vancouver has many bike paths, making it very convenient to tour the city by bike. Especially along the seawall of Stanley Park, the sunset view is breathtaking. 🌧️Rainy Day Activities: Don't worry about rainy days in Vancouver, as there are many indoor activities and shopping areas in the city to keep your trip from being affected by the weather. Pack your bags and get ready to go! Vancouver, a city full of vitality and natural beauty, is waiting for you to explore! 🌉🌲🌈

Looking for a place to go for New Year's? Take a 5-day trip to Canada and experience the unique North American style and beautiful scenery! -------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Vancouver, enjoy 24-hour private airport transfer service, and start your wonderful trip to Canada! DAY 2: Queen Elizabeth Park -> University of British Columbia Rose Garden -> Canada Place -> FlyOver Canada 4D Experience -> Gastown -> Gastown Steam Clock, enjoy the beauty and unique style of Vancouver! DAY 3: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park -> Lions Gate Bridge -> Stanley Park -> English Bay Beach, experience the thrill and tranquility of Vancouver! DAY 4: British Columbia Parliament Buildings -> Butchart Gardens -> Victoria City Tour -> Oak Bay Castle, experience the wonderful fusion of history and nature! DAY 5: Enjoy a leisurely morning in Vancouver, then take a private transfer to the airport according to your flight time, and end your unforgettable trip to Canada! 🛫 -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Stanley Park: Immerse yourself in the Indian totem poles and dense redwood forest, a perfect blend of nature and culture. 🌳 Capilano Suspension Bridge Park: Brave the suspension bridge and enjoy the magnificent forest scenery, every step is a new adventure. 🎥 FlyOver Canada: A visual feast that takes you to the magnificent scenery and rich culture of Canada, not to be missed! -------------------- Some tips: * The exchange rate of Canadian dollars to RMB is about 5.08, so you can do the math when shopping to see if it's worth it. 🧮 * Canada in December, especially in the north, is super cold! Remember to wrap up in a down jacket and scarf. 🧣 * The airport is very convenient, with subways and buses, so you won't get lost. 🚇 * Want to try authentic food? Go to a small restaurant in the city, the food is authentic and the price is affordable. 🍽️ * Don't forget to bring your camera, the scenery here is a blockbuster no matter how you shoot it. 📸 -------------------- Don't miss these highlights on your trip to Canada! With this guide in hand, you can enjoy the infinite charm of the land of maple leaves!

One of the must-see attractions in Vancouver is definitely Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. It is a place famous for its spectacular suspension bridge and beautiful natural scenery. There is a 137-meter-long suspension bridge in the park, spanning the Capilano River, which is where beautiful photos are often seen on Instagram. So, before leaving, I told my good friends that I must go and see it🤍 The transportation to get there is very simple! The park provides a free shuttle bus from downtown Vancouver, and the journey takes about 20 minutes. It is really the tourist attraction with the most convenient transportation! There are several places to catch the bus in the city, you can check which one is the most convenient. You don’t need any tickets for the outbound trip, but you must provide a park ticket to get on the bus on the return trip! You can check out the official website for detailed information, and the timetable is also explained! As soon as you enter the park, you will first see the Aboriginal cultural display area and the history of the park. The local Aboriginal artworks and stories helped me learn more about Canada! Soon, the suspension bridge across the Capilano River came into view. It is 137 meters long and suspended in the air, making it difficult to approach. The official said that the suspension bridge is very safe and can withstand a weight of 90,000 kilograms at the same time, which is about 1,300 people standing on the bridge at the same time. Finally, I plucked up the courage and walked on the suspension bridge. Although the bridge kept shaking, the scenery around me amazed me! It’s really beautiful! However, the only downside is that there are so many people that it’s hard to take beautiful photos🥲 After walking across the suspension bridge, I strolled along the forest trail. The air here is very fresh. The trees are all tall and straight. We seem to have stepped into the place where fairies live, surrounded by towering trees. From time to time, we can hear the singing of birds. The information boards beside the trail introduce the local plants and animals, and there are also some small games for children to understand and learn more about it. This is really a family-friendly attraction, perfect for a family visit🧑🧑🧒🧒 Finally, before leaving, the staff will give you a certificate! It means you have successfully challenged this suspension bridge, which is very interesting. I recommend everyone who will go to Vancouver to come here to experience nature and learn more about the culture of the local Aboriginals. 📍Address: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver, BC V7R 4J1, Canada 🕰️Opening hours: 09:00-20:00 #SeptemberGoodPlaces2024 #CapilanoSuspensionBridgePark #Canada #Vancouver

In this world, if a country can be expressed with just maple leaves, it might just be it. Whether you're swimming in the picturesque Banff National Park, or walking on the creaking Capilano Suspension Bridge with a hundred years of history, or riding a large wheel special climbing bus, crushing on the perennial glacier, it's as if you've traveled through a time tunnel, wandering non-stop between reality and history. And with a harsh whistle, Vancouver's steam clock pulls you back to reality. Put down the glass of red wine in your hand, a bite of soft Alberta steak sublimates your taste buds, the world's six luxury trains "Rocky Mountain Light" slowly travels between the lake and the mountains, exclaiming that life can be so comfortable and leisurely, intoxicating... This travel note will take you deep into the east and west of Canada, and experience the wonderful moments behind the maple leaves with the author. Location: Canada, North America

👋 Vancouver travel friends, this time we will take you to a few must-see attractions, guaranteed to hit! After watching, be sure to leave a comment and tell me which attraction is your favorite! 😉 #StanleyPark🌲 Stanley Park, located on V6G 1Z4, is the green lung of downtown! With towering red cedar on one side, long seawalls of the ocean on the other, and of course, traditional Indian totems, and popular aquariums. Take a walk and feel the relaxing life of the locals – soak up the sun, enjoy outdoor cycling or skateboarding, and have an open-air movie in the evening! 🚴♂️🌅 Tip: Going to the seaside to watch the sunset is simply great! #FlyoverCanada🎢 There is a FlyOver Canada at 999 Canada Pl, and the 4D simulator is excited just to say it! As if rolled into the clouds, fly over the snow-capped mountains of the Rocky Mountains to the mysterious Arctic, stimulating your senses in all directions! Nice staff, one-stop service! Go see it in the morning, hold on! 🎥🌎 #Capilano Suspension Bridge Park 🌳 The suspension bridge spans the Capilano River and takes a walk in the verdant virgin forest to feel the high altitude. Especially at Christmas, the bright lights in the garden are not to be missed! Remember to bring your little taro balls and son on a different expedition. 🌈🚶♀️ #Granville Island 🎨 Come to the small island near Vancouver Downtown, with an art market on one side and a variety of small shops on the other. It's perfect for a weekend stroll. There are some street performances, and there are also delicious food in the market. It's really comfortable! 🎺🛍️ #CanadaPlaza 🛥️ It is a landmark by the sea, be sure to check in! You can book some Flights tours and take a seaplane bird's eye view of Vancouver for a first-class view. 🏙️✈️ where do you live 🛏️ Don't worry, get it done! Go get the Fairmont Pacific Rim at 1038 Canada Place Way. Enjoy their sumptuous breakfast and then explore the city, smooth as no friends! There are still discounts now. Book now! 🏨🛳️ Hey, Vancouver friends, are you ready to pick up your backpack? Hurry up, Vancouver awaits you! Remember to Follow me and get more to share next time～💬📸 #Vancouver #Vancouver #VancouverTravel #VancouverGood Places #CanadaTravel #CanadaAttractions

#hiking #outdoor #beach A nice spot for a short hike if you are visiting Vancouver. It’s located in the north shore, only 30 minutes drive from downtown Vancouver. also accessible by public transport. Besides, a short hike to the Quarry Rock. There are water sports available too!! If you are looking for kayak/SUP, there is a rental shop near the beach. Many dining options around, but a bit pricey compared to downtown area. Btw do NOT forget to#境外遊#mytripvlog#urbanexplorer try the famous donut if you are visiting! Overall, a great place to spend a day and chill out!

During the holiday, I went to Deep Cove in North Vancouver with my family. It only takes two bus rides from downtown Vancouver. After getting off the bus, you need to walk along a road where there are many restaurants, including ice cream shops, pizza shops, and donut shops. As we moved forward, we saw a private yacht club. Most of the bridges on the sea belonged to that club and only members could enter. This beach is a rocky beach with fine sand hidden under the stones, and it is very easy to walk on in sneakers. There is a group of ducks on the sea, with a mother duckling swimming and foraging leisurely. After watching the sea, you can have a picnic on the grass, bask in the sun, look at the sky, and spend a peaceful afternoon.

#新年好去處#境外遊 Location: The park is located in North Vancouver and can be reached by car or public transportation from downtown Vancouver in about 30 minutes. Facilities: The park features a suspension bridge, treetop adventures, cliff walk, nature walks, and several dining options. Visitor Reviews: "Absolutely breathtaking. The suspension bridge is definitely a highlight, but the cliff walk and treetop adventures were just as exciting. Highly recommend this park to anyone visiting Vancouver." "The views are amazing, but the crowds can be overwhelming. Plan to spend the whole day here to fully enjoy all the attractions." "A must-visit for nature lovers. The park is well-maintained and the staff is friendly and informative. The suspension bridge and cliff walk provide unique and thrilling experiences." Tips for Visitors: Plan to spend a full day at the park to fully enjoy all the attractions. Wear comfortable shoes and warm clothing in the colder months. Consider purchasing tickets in advance to avoid long lines. Check the park's website for any special events or seasonal activities.#新年好去處 #溫哥華旅遊

After 3 years, finally can travel again, this trip location chose relatively than other Hong Kong people will choose Japan, Korea, France and other less popular, is Vancouver, Canada. The flight I chose to take this time is Air Canada AC008. The reason I chose this flight is not only because I have never been on this Airline, but it is also the only airline that flies to Vancouver during this period. The other is Cathay Pacific. As a Hong Konger, How can I have never flown Cathay Pacific, so I wanted to try something new, but also because its price is relatively low, $ 9600 round trip, so I thought I might as well try it, plus have heard it is the best airline in North America. Probably because of the holiday around Christmas, there were a lot of people over to Canada to visit family, so that day the flight was completely full and also started the 11-hour flight. After boarding the plane, the service was good, meals, service in all aspects was good, and took off on time, but there was a flight attendant, maybe because the departure time is coming, anxious to get everything a little quick and crisp, so temper a little out, btw can be forgiven, but will not be reasonable and all passengers acceptable matters. The first day of this trip I took off at 10:15 am Hong Kong time on December 12 and landed in Vancouver at 5:30 am on December 12 (Figure 3 is over Vancouver), 20 minutes earlier than expected. After meeting up with my friend, we went to the local Christmas market (Vancouver Christmas) together at night Market), located near Vancouver Waterfront MTR station and train station, admission fee is CAD20 per person, like Hong Kong's AIA Carnival, is only held once a year, but because that night intoxicated in the joyful atmosphere of Christmas, forgot to take pictures 🤣🤣🙏🏻 the next day That day I went to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park (pictures six to nine), located in North Vancouver, from downtown Vancouver take Uber over about CAD30, I heard it is a must-see attraction in Vancouver, so I went there, impression of the ticket price of CAD65 per person, views in the forest, local indigenous customs, their symbols - picture Tengzhu, and the limited Christmas lights, and the main character suspension bridge, completely worth the price of the ticket, I do not know if it was because of the drizzle that day, plus not a holiday, so the number of tourists significantly reduced, and I was looking for the Internet before the crowds of people scene world, as Vancouver quickly dark, we went at 2:00 pm, played until about 4 pm and left. The third day We left the house very late that day for personal reasons, it was 5:00 pm when I left, so it was getting dark and we headed to Granville, a tourist destination in Vancouver Island, thought to walk around, I heard there is also a very attractive activity there, you can drive your own boat, only need CAD50 to play for an hour, on the way a staff member will teach you how to drive, of course, regrettably, we went There was nothing to do, only the market and market there, the variety of choices is quite large, but we also because the remaining time is tight, so did not go again the next day, driving the boat this regret can only leave the next time to go to Vancouver to solve 🥲🥲 Then we were disappointed to go back to the city center to eat, then went to the very famous Gastown (Picture 10), fortunately, as soon as I arrived at the local attraction the gas bell it was ready to ring, and then the steam came out very quickly, no longer have to stand and wait for 15 minutes 🤣🤣🤣 The fourth day We went to Mt Seymour, one of the three largest snow-capped mountains in the area. Access is by car, or by taking the Shuttle bus, located at the bus stop across from the Rupert subway station in east Vancouver Another slightly more suspended location is outside the Parkgate Community Center in North Vancouver You have to buy a ticket on the official website before you can get on the bus Tickets are NV CAD9.52, Rupert CAD14.29 Up if you just see the view is not to buy an entrance ticket, skiing we are renting single boards, as well as helmets and shoes and other objects, can play all day, each charge CAD120 Figure 11 shows the view of Mount Seymour. No special itinerary for days 5 to 6 because we want to experience life in downtown Vancouver 🙏🏻 The seventh day, this day we returned to Hong Kong, we also chose to take Air Canada's AC007, because it snowed in Vancouver this day (pictures 12 to 13 for downtown Vancouver), it fell more at night, so most flights were delayed or even cancelled, we were not so lucky ,  although not cancelled, but delayed almost six hours (pictures 15 and 16), so I let my friend to take advantage of the exit near the airport Vancouver), there are not too many brands inside, there are Vercase, Tory Burch, etc., but the design is really quite beautiful (picture 14 is near the entrance), there is a European town feel After walking and getting ready to go to the airport to sit and wait, we received an even more unfortunate news, the ground staff told us that because the flight from Hong Kong was delayed for a long time, the plane would be delayed in landing in Vancouver, we flew back and sat back on that plane, which means we were delayed except for the snowstorm , but also add the last flight delayed time , in the end enough to wait until 7:30 in the morning to board the plane, maybe because can not clean up the garbage left by the previous passengers, and other cleaning matters, our flight delayed enough to 9:30 to take off 🥲🥲🥲 On the way back from the plane, maybe it was really set up, because of the Delay, in the morning you can clearly overlook the famous Rocky Mountains from the plane (Figure 17) After a 14-hour journey, the plane passes over the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge and lands safely back to this familiar city (Figure 18). Well, these days of Vancouver because of time constraints so  ended,  also let me see one thing, usually people say nothing to play Canada actually a lot of things to do, but I do not have enough time to go, next time I go again will definitely plan a few more days or even a few weeks, in this trip, I also reaped one thing, that is, I have been to so many countries, this one country is the most polite to my customers This is my first time posting, many things are not perfect, I hope you can forgive 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Most recommended place to visit 1. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park Address - 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver, Canada Features - Aboriginal history, totem poles, suspension bridges, forest views Rating - 8.5/10 2. Gas Town Address - 305 Water St, Vancouver, Canada Features - There are many specialty shops, and the most famous gas clock Rating - 8.5/10 3.Seymour Hill Address - 1700 Mt Seymour Rd, North Vancouver, Canada Features - Winter is skiing, summer is a great place for an outing Rating - 7/10 #VancouverTravel #WinterTravel #OverseasTravel

Cates Park is a lesser-known park in Vancouver. In addition to beaches and hiking trails, you can also go crab fishing and canoeing at sea. #Overseas Travel

North Vancouver is in southwestern Canada, and you can get there quickly by taking the Sea Bus from downtown Vancouver. The Sea Bus is one of Canada's public transportation systems, and it's literally a bus on the sea, and the price is only about the same as the public transportation fare, so you can just tap your transportation card and get on. As you can see in the picture, it's a bus that floats on the water. ⛴ Anyway! North Vancouver, which I crossed by Sea Bus, is different from the complex and crowded feeling of downtown. There are low-rise outlets, people busking on the streets, and it feels a little more quiet. It's also fun to go into the small shops on the street and look around! If downtown has big brand stores, North Vancouver has a bit more small, individually run stores ㅎㅎ If you travel to Vancouver, Canada, it's not far from downtown, so take the Sea Bus and travel to North Vancouver 〰️ #CanadaTravel #VancouverTravel #CanadaHotPlace #NorthVancouver #HiddenTravelDestination #CanadaVancouver #SoloTravel #DateCourse #VacationTravel #CityTravel #SummerCapture

I went to Lynn Canyon Park in Canada! The water was crystal clear and looked green from above, it was very beautiful! Crossing the bridge and going further in, there was a pool like a hideaway for adults! Everyone was spending their time freely and it was a pleasant space! If you come to Canada, please go there! There is no admission fee! #Amazing nature #Support tourism #Breathtaking views #Summer resort you want to keep secret #

#CanadaFlightEvent Enjoy nature and kayak in Vancouver!🛶 The water is deeper and wider than you think, so it's a really thrilling experience! Sometimes seals appear in front of people kayaking here, so I recommend you go! Right next to here is a famous hiking course called "Quarry Rock"! See the link⬇️ https://maps.app.goo.gl/WPeVPdvG3djGw3C18?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy #OverseasTravel #TravelDestinationRecommendation #TravelPlan #trip #Travel

[Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver] Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver. This is one of the top tourist spots in Vancouver, and the large suspension bridge over the river is 137m long and 70m high, making it quite thrilling! Once you cross the suspension bridge, you can enjoy treetop adventures, illuminated views, and trails along the cliffs. The Capilano Suspension Bridge, located in the middle of nature, is home to creatures unique to North America, such as bald eagles and owls, and I was able to see a bald eagle when I went there! 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: You can enjoy the great outdoors of Canada! Facilities include restrooms, gift shops, bars and restaurants! 📍Location: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver, BC V7R 4J1 Canada 💰Price per person: Adults (18-64 years old) 8,078 yen, Children (13-17 years old) 4,845 yen, Children (6-12 years old) 2,905 yen, Seniors (65 years old and over) 7,543 yen #Canada #Canada trip #Canada tourism #Study in Canada #Vancouver #Vancouver trip #Vancouver tourism #Study in Vancouver #North Vancouver #Suspension bridge #Capilano Suspension Bridge #Bald eagle #Overseas #Overseas travel #Tourism

🚶‍♀The wilderness of time – winter hiking 🏔🌲 There is a quiet romance in winter hiking in Greater Vancouver. Walking through the snowy forest and stepping on the soft snow, every step feels like walking into a fairy tale world. 📍Pacific Spirit Regional Park 🌲 Suitable for: all levels, next to UBC, easy to reach 🌲 Highlights: There are streams and forest trails along the way. There are fewer mosquitoes in winter, and the cool air is especially healing! 📍Lynn Canyon Park Lynn Canyon Park 🌲 Suitable for: beginners friendly, beautiful scenery 🌲 Highlights: Free admission, with suspension bridges, waterfalls, and primeval forests. Walking in the snow is like entering an elf world! 📍Capilano Pacific Trail 🌲 Suitable for: Hiking enthusiasts, rich scenery along the way 🌲 Highlights: The trail runs through Capilano River Park, passing through forests and rivers, and is even quieter in winter! . ⛄ Walking on the snow – Snowshoeing ❄👣 Hiking in winter is not limited to the trails. You can also put on snowshoes and walk deeper into the snowy forest to experience a completely different wild world! 📍Cypress Mountain 🏔 Suitable for: Novice + advanced players, stunning scenery 🏔 Highlights: Night snowshoe hiking + starry sky experience, standing on the snow-capped mountains to watch the night view, it's amazing! ✨ 📍Mount Seymour Provincial Park 🏔 Suitable for: those who want to experience a quieter and more natural snowshoe hike 🏔 Highlights: The lakes, forests, and snow scenery blend together, and the scenery keeps changing during the hike, so you won’t be bored at all! 📍Whistler Snowshoe Trails 🏔 Suitable for: People who want to challenge longer routes 🏔 Highlights: Crossing mountain forests and huge snowfields, the scenery is as beautiful as a movie! 🎬 . 🎣 Lonely boat on the ice - ice fishing 🐟🎣 In the winter in BC, ice fishing is also a very popular outdoor activity! On the vast icy lake, quietly wait for the fish to bite and enjoy the ultimate tranquility! 📍Pemberton (BC Ice Fishing Mecca) 🎣 Location: 2.5 hours drive from Vancouver 🎣 Features: The trout here are super big, and if you are lucky you can catch a big one over 10 pounds! 🎣 Ice Fishing Tips: ✅ Make sure the ice is thick enough, safety first! ✅ A BC fishing license is required, so please understand local regulations in advance! ✅ Keep the environment clean and don’t litter! ,

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 This visit to Grouse Mountain in Vancouver allowed me to deeply experience the magnificence of nature and the diversity of outdoor activities. Grouse Mountain is located in North Vancouver and is known as the "Top of Vancouver". It is not only a popular hiking spot for local residents, but also a must-see attraction for tourists. Mountain climbing and cable car experience I chose to take the Skyride up the mountain. In just a few minutes, I was able to reach the top of the mountain, which is about 1,250 meters above sea level, from the foot of the mountain, overlooking downtown Vancouver, Stanley Park, and the Strait of Georgia in the distance. As the cable car goes up, the scenery of the city and the sea slowly unfolds, which is really amazing. If you have enough energy, you can also challenge the "Grouse Grind". This hiking trail, also known as the "Mother Mountain Ladder", is about 2.9 kilometers long. Although it is steep, it is very challenging. Mountaintop Activities and Views Once you reach the top of the mountain, there are many exciting activities to enjoy. I visited the bear sanctuary, where there are two rescued grizzly bears living leisurely in a safe environment. Observing their appearance up close made me more deeply aware of the importance of coexistence between nature and wild animals. In addition, I also watched the famous Lumberjack Show. The humorous performance combined with superb lumberjacking skills made the audience laugh continuously. Winter and summer charm You can have different experiences visiting Grouse Mountain in different seasons. In winter, the area becomes a ski resort, perfect for skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing. In the summer, you can enjoy ziplining, mountain climbing and sightseeing. Standing on the observation deck at the top of the mountain, feeling the cool breeze and watching the sunset in the distance shining between the city and the ocean, this view is truly unforgettable. Conclusion Grouse Mountain is not only a nature lover's paradise, but also a great choice for a family, friends or individual trip. Whether you're looking for a challenging hike, admiring wildlife or simply enjoying the stunning views, this is a unique experience. If I have the chance to visit Vancouver again, I will definitely come to Grouse Mountain again to explore more different views and activities!

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is one of Vancouver's most iconic attractions. This visit gave me a deeper appreciation for the magnificence of nature and the ingenious engineering of humans. Upon entering the park, you are greeted by a dense, pristine forest, with the fresh scent of pine in the air, making you feel incredibly relaxed. The most exciting part is undoubtedly the suspension bridge spanning the Capilano River. This 137-meter-long, 70-meter-high bridge gently sways in the breeze, making your heart race as you walk across it. However, when I mustered the courage to move forward and looked down at the canyon and flowing water below, I felt a sense of grand tranquility, as if I were embraced by nature. In addition to the suspension bridge, the park's **Treetops Adventure** and **Cliffwalk** are also impressive. The Treetops Adventure consists of a series of small bridges suspended among the treetops, allowing you to observe the temperate rainforest ecosystem up close and feel the vitality of nature. The Cliffwalk, built along the cliff face, features sections with transparent glass floors, offering a thrilling and exciting experience that tests your courage and bravery. Moreover, the park has many exhibits and totem poles introducing the local Indigenous culture, providing insight into the history and cultural background of the land. Whether you love nature or have an interest in history and culture, this place offers a rich experience. Overall, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is not only a great place to admire stunning scenery but also a profound experience combining excitement and culture. If I have the chance to visit again, I will definitely come back to feel this unique blend of awe and tranquility once more.

Went to this suspension bridge in vancouver, canada and it was really beautiful! We went during christmas time, around early december, so the park was beautifully decorated with lights which made the whole place really very magical. Would have loved to see it in the day as you can actually purchase any time tickets and stay throughout till the park closes. We didn’t know that.

Hello, friends! Today, I want to share my amazing experience at Mt Seymour Ski Resort! Located in North Vancouver, Mt Seymour is the closest ski destination to the city center, just a 30-minute drive away. It boasts 39 ski trails and 4 lifts, covering an area of 810,000 square meters, with nearly 400,000 square meters dedicated to night skiing. With over 1,000 centimeters of annual snowfall, the snow quality here is excellent, making it a perfect spot for skiing enthusiasts. If you're a beginner, don't miss the Chinese group lessons offered by Mt Seymour Ski School! The course fee includes a two-hour group lesson, ski equipment, and an all-day ski pass, offering great value for money. The instructors are professional and patient, and I learned a lot of skiing techniques here. Highly recommended for beginners! Mt Seymour is not just for skiing; in the summer, you can enjoy the flora, hiking, and mountain climbing. The 3,500-hectare Mount Seymour Provincial Park is home to wild plants like Douglas fir and western red cedar. Whether it's winter or summer, there's always beautiful scenery waiting for you to discover. For advanced skiers, there are plenty of challenging trails. The ski resort offers various hidden areas and ski props, allowing you to enjoy skiing while experiencing excitement and fun. Tips: 1. Remember to bring waterproof gloves and a hat to stay warm! 2. Warm up before skiing to prevent injuries. 3. Don't forget to bring a camera to capture beautiful moments! Dining Recommendation: After skiing, replenish your energy at Three Peaks Lodge, which offers a variety of foods from burgers to pulled pork sandwiches and hot chocolate, making it the perfect post-skiing refueling station. Join me at Mt Seymour Ski Resort to enjoy the winter fun! #MtSeymour #BeginnerFriendly #NaturalScenery #OutdoorActivities #WinterSports #TravelGuide #SkiHoliday #Skiing #Vancouver #VancouverLife

[Glister] Best time to travel • Avoid peak periods: Vancouver's peak tourism periods are July and August in the summer, when the weather is dry but there are the most tourists. Accommodation and attractions are more expensive, and you need to wait in line. It is recommended to go in spring or autumn, as the weather is mild, there are fewer tourists, and the prices of accommodation and attractions are relatively low. 👍A great place to experience curling • Hillcrest Centre: This is a very well-known curling venue in Vancouver, with high-quality ice and complete facilities. Both novice and experienced players can find fun here. Renting curling equipment (including curling stones, shoes, brushes, etc.) for a single person costs about 20-30 Canadian dollars per hour. • Kerrisdale Arena: The venue has a pleasant environment and is guided by professional coaches. Novices can take introductory courses here, such as the beginner course, which includes 2-3 hours of teaching and on-ice practice, and the price is around CAD 80-120. [Sun]Main Attractions • Stanley Park: One of Vancouver's most famous parks, this is home to vast forests, beaches and seawall trails with great views of the city and mountains. There is also the Vancouver Aquarium in the park, where you can observe various marine life up close. • Capilano Suspension Bridge Park: The suspension bridge spans the canyon, with a deep river valley under the bridge. There are forest trails and treetop trails on the bridge, where you can experience exciting high-altitude walking. • Granville Island: There is a lively market here where you can taste local food and buy handicrafts. Additionally, visit public art galleries and theaters. • Gastown: This is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Vancouver, retaining many Victorian-era buildings, with cobblestone streets and interesting attractions such as the Steam Clock. • Chinatown: Here you can experience the rich Chinese cultural atmosphere, visit the Sun Yat-sen Classical China Garden, and learn about the history of the Chinese community. 🚉Transportation guide: • Public transportation: Vancouver has a well-developed public transportation system, including SkyTrain, buses and SeaBus, which can easily reach various attractions. It is recommended to buy a Compass card, which can seamlessly transfer between different modes of transportation and save costs. • Cycling tour: Vancouver has a complete network of bicycle trails. You can rent a bicycle and ride along the Seawall Trail in Stanley Park to enjoy the natural scenery along the way. [Tableware] Food recommendations • Seafood: Vancouver is close to the sea, and the seafood is rich and fresh. You can taste salmon, prawns, scallops and other delicacies. • Diverse cuisine: Vancouver is a multicultural city where you can taste cuisines from all over the world, such as Japanese, Italian, Indian, etc. [M-Store] Shopping suggestions • Robson Street: This is Vancouver's main shopping street, with various brand stores and shopping malls. • Pacific Center: Located in the city center, it is one of the largest shopping malls in Vancouver, with many international and local brands. 📝Note tips: • Carry a reusable water bottle: There are many public drinking water facilities in Vancouver. Carrying a reusable water bottle can save money on purchasing drinks while being environmentally friendly. • Pay attention to tipping culture: In Vancouver restaurants and bars, it is common to tip waiters between 15% and 20%.

📍Burnaby Village Museum Travel back to the 1900s! Explore the Greater Vancouver area as it was a century ago: a Chinese medicine shop, a school, a blacksmith shop, and the museum's treasure - a century-old train. It's perfect for a leisurely half-day with the family! 📍Address: 6501 Deer Lake Ave, Burnaby . 📍Roberts Bank A hidden paradise in Delta! Vast sea, quiet trails, and a variety of migratory birds, perfect for those who love peace and nature. You can also pick fresh fruit along the way! 📍Address: 3150 River Rd W, Delta . 📍Tsawwassen Mills A paradise for kids, a treasure mall in Delta! From aquariums to indoor theaters, there are plenty of family-friendly activities, and you can shop and play at the same time. It's definitely a great place for the whole family! 📍Address: 5000 Canoe Pass Wy, Tsawwassen . 📍Rocky Point Park A charming bay park in Port Moody, with a water park that kids love, delicious ice cream, and stunning bay views! 📍Address: 2800 Murray St, Port Moody . 📍Cleveland Dam A low-key, spectacular attraction in North Vancouver! Listen to the roar of the dam, feel the shock at the top of the dam, have a leisurely picnic in the park, and enjoy the view of the Twin Lions. 📍Address: 5077 Dam Rd, North Vancouver . 📍John Lawson Park A quiet, hidden beach park in West Vancouver! The wooden "Pirates of the Caribbean" playground is a favorite with kids, with views of the Lions Gate Bridge and Lighthouse Park, and a sunset not to be missed. 📍Address: 1564 Argyle Ave, West Vancouver

Hey travel lovers, New Year is coming! Here is a 7-day Canada travel guide, covering must-see attractions and local delicacies to make your holiday fun and satisfying! Come and check it out~ -- Canada is a place full of history 🏰 and diverse natural scenery 🌲, with breathtaking beauty from the cold Arctic to multicultural cities. Whether you are a fan of exploring green forests 🏞️ or a traveler who loves local customs 🍁 and food 🍁, Canada will surely impress you! -- 🌈Itinerary: DAY 1: Stanley Park - Capilano Suspension Bridge Park - Vancouver Island 🎒On this day, we will explore the natural beauty of Stanley Park, experience the fun of Capilano Suspension Bridge, and enjoy the leisurely beauty of Vancouver Island. DAY 2: Butchart Gardens - Victoria Inner Harbour 🎉On this day, you will enjoy the blooming flowers in Butchart Gardens and relax in Victoria Inner Harbour. DAY 3: VanDusen Botanical Garden - BC Place - Jericho Beach - Robson Street 🎈On this day, we will admire the greenery of VanDusen Botanical Garden, have fun at BC Place, seek tranquility at Jericho Beach, and finally experience the bustling city life on Robson Street. DAY 4: Seawall - Iona Beach Regional Park 🚶‍♀️On this day, we will take a walk along the scenic Seawall and then relax at Iona Beach Regional Park. DAY 5: English Bay Beach - Canada Place - Vancouver Convention Centre - Lions Gate Bridge 🛵On the fifth day, we will visit English Bay Beach, Canada Place, Vancouver Convention Centre, and Lions Gate Bridge to enjoy the urban scenery of Vancouver. DAY 6: Vancouver Aquarium - Gastown 🐠Now we will visit Vancouver Aquarium to see the underwater world and then experience the retro atmosphere of Gastown. DAY 7: Vancouver - Airport Transfer ✈️On the last day of the trip, we will take you to the airport safely and look forward to meeting you again. -- 📝Travel Essentials: Get Ready for Your Trip to Canada 📌First, make sure you have all your documents ready before you leave! Bring your passport, Canadian visa, ID card, and other necessary travel documents, and pack them in a small bag for easy access. 👕Second, check if your suitcase is packed with suitable clothes. Since it is December, Canada will be very cold, so remember to bring thick winter clothes, such as cotton-padded jackets, down jackets, scarves, hats, and gloves. If you plan to visit ski resorts in Canada, you will also need to prepare a set of ski equipment. 🔌Third, make sure you have all the daily necessities. Remember to bring a plug adapter, as Canada uses American-style plugs. Also, bring a small travel medicine kit with essential medicines and medicines you may need in extremely cold weather. 📱Last but not least, bring your phone card and charger. You definitely don't want to lose your phone contacts in a foreign country, so getting a Canadian SIM card in advance is a good idea. Also, make sure you have enough battery power during your trip, and don't forget to bring chargers for your phone and camera! -- That's all for today. If you like Canada, don't forget to leave a like. Love you all~🍁

Lynn Canyon Park is located in the northern part of Vancouver, Canada. It is a renowned natural attraction known for its stunning scenery and rich ecosystem. The park features multiple hiking trails suitable for hikers of all levels and offers various outdoor activities such as hiking, picnicking, and bird watching. Getting to Lynn Canyon Park from downtown is quite convenient. You can take public transportation, such as bus route 229, which takes you directly to the park entrance in about 30 minutes. For drivers, there is ample parking available within the park, making it easy to access this natural paradise. Upon entering the park, you will be surrounded by dense forests and clear streams. One of the park's iconic attractions is the suspension bridge, which spans the deep canyon and provides an exhilarating experience. Below the bridge, waterfalls cascade dreamily, with splashing water droplets bringing a refreshing feel. By the lake, you can admire the mirror-like surface reflecting the surrounding trees and sky, making you feel as if you are in a painting. The park's ecosystem is very rich, and you might see anglers quietly waiting, or families and friends gathering on the grass, enjoying their time. The treetops are home to hawks and owls, and lively squirrels add to the park's vibrancy. Lynn Canyon Park is not only a paradise for nature lovers but also an ideal place for city dwellers to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. Here, you can completely relax and enjoy the beauty of nature.

Celebrate the New Year in Canada and enjoy the hot springs! This 11-day in-depth tour will take you to explore the beautiful scenery of Canada, with hot spring experiences waiting for you. Keep this guide handy and don't miss out! / Canada, a country with a long history and picturesque scenery🏞️. From the maple leaves🍁 on the east coast to the majestic Rocky Mountains in the west, it showcases the beauty of nature everywhere. Don't forget to experience the unique ice and snow sports and indigenous culture🏂❄️! / 🎈Itinerary: D1: Shanghai✈️Vancouver, start your journey to Canada! D2-D4: Vancouver🚌Yellowknife, explore Yellowknife in depth and experience the local culture. D5: Yellowknife🚌Calgary, head to a new city for adventure. D6: Calgary🚗Lake Louise🚗Banff, enjoy the beautiful scenery in one day. D7: Banff🚗Calgary, savor the beauty of nature. D8-D9: Calgary🚌Vancouver🛳Victoria, experience the ocean ferry journey and visit Vancouver again. D10: Vancouver✈️Shanghai, end the wonderful journey. D11: Return to Shanghai, rest and adjust to the time difference. / Attraction Recommendations: Stanley Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Stanley Park, Vancouver, British Columbia Opening Hours: 9:00-17:00 Duration: 2-4 hours The Indian totem poles and redwood forest complement each other, and walking among them feels like being in a beautiful painting. Banff National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Alberta T0L, Canada Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 2-3 days Known as the soul of the Rocky Mountains, it is a great place for outdoor adventures and nature sightseeing, with mountains, lakes, forests, and rivers. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver Opening Hours: Unlimited Duration: 3-4 hours Walking on the suspension bridge suspended in mid-air, you can enjoy the forest scenery and feel the blend of thrill and beauty. FlyOver Canada ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 999 Canada Pl #201, Vancouver, BC V6C 3E1 Opening Hours: 10:00-20:00 Duration: 1 hour Want to quickly experience the culture and customs of Canada? This is the place to be, a feast for the eyes and soul awaits you. / 🧳 Travel Essentials: Canada December Travel Packing List 📞 SIM Card: Don't forget to buy a Canadian SIM card, it's convenient for internet and phone calls, so you won't lose contact! 🔌 Plug Adapter: Canada's voltage is 110V, bring an adapter, charge without worry, and keep your devices fully charged. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, driver's license translation, important documents are essential for safe travel. 👚 Clothing: December in Canada is cold, down jackets, thermal underwear, and waterproof shoes are warm and stylish. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: For long trips, chargers and power banks are lifesavers, keeping your phone and camera charged. 🎒 Backpack: Bring a lightweight backpack to carry change, documents, and small items, making travel easier. / A trip to Canada, exploring endless natural beauty and cultural charm, will expand your mind and vision!

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is a perfect destination to visit during rainy and foggy days. The mist adds a mystical charm to the suspension bridge, enhancing the overall experience. Visitors can enjoy the lush greenery and the serene atmosphere that the rain brings to the park. It's an ideal spot for those looking to immerse themselves in nature while experiencing the unique thrill of walking across the iconic bridge. Don't miss the chance to explore this beautiful park when visiting Vancouver. #CapilanoSuspensionBridgePark #VancouverCapilanoSuspensionBridgePark #Vancouver

Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, located in North Vancouver, Canada, is a renowned tourist attraction famous for its iconic suspension bridge. The park's history dates back to 1889 when it was discovered and settled by a Scottish engineer and land developer named George Grant Mackay. The original bridge was built over 100 years ago, suspended 230 feet above the Capilano River Valley with two thick hemp ropes and cedar planks. In 1914, the bridge was reconstructed with concrete reinforcements at both ends. The Capilano Suspension Bridge spans 137 meters (about 450 feet) and hangs nearly 70 meters high, earning the nickname "the world's greatest bridge" or "laughing bridge" due to the sound it makes when the wind sweeps through the valley, resembling laughter. The park also features totem poles carved by Indigenous people 60 years ago, which are vibrant and captivating. Next to the totem poles, visitors can find historical photos of the bridge's construction, offering insights into the stories of the pioneers who built it. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is a destination that combines natural beauty, historical culture, and outdoor adventure, making it a must-visit place. #Vancouver #CapilanoSuspensionBridge #TravelCanada

Discover the world-renowned Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver, Canada. This iconic attraction is highly recommended for its breathtaking views and natural surroundings. The bridge, which dates back to 1889, spans 137 meters and hangs 70 meters above the ground, offering a unique experience for hikers and nature lovers. As you enter the park, you'll be greeted by the sight of the bridge, leading you into a lush forest filled with fresh air and negative ions. The park also features numerous Indigenous totem poles and historical buildings, making it a must-visit destination in Vancouver. Tickets for adults are approximately 79 CAD. fter visiting the bridge, you can take a bus to Stanley Park, another famous attraction close to the city center. Stanley Park is home to an impressive aquarium, showcasing a variety of fish, jellyfish, dolphins, and rainforest animals. The aquarium operates on a donation basis, allowing visitors to contribute as they wish. #OutdoorHiking #NatureLovers #TravelBeauty #VancouverTravel #TravelDiary #CapilanoSuspensionBridge #StanleyPark #TravelRecommendations #CanadaTravel

The real-life experience is more stunning than photos. Weekends are crowded, and you may need to queue to get on the bridge. To avoid large crowds on weekends, consider visiting after 7 PM, but note that the last entry is around 8 PM, and the park closes at 9 PM. Remember to book your visit online in advance. Once inside, there are no additional costs apart from dining and shopping. There are plenty of parking spaces, so finding a spot shouldn't be an issue, but remember to pay the $8 parking fee. The ground can be slippery, so wear non-slip shoes. It's important to dress warmly as temperatures drop at night. If children are collecting stickers, they can pick up a sheet at the treetop entrance after crossing the bridge and follow staff instructions to collect stickers from different locations. Once completed, they can receive a small gift (scratch card) near the exit. #NorthVancouver #CapilanoSuspensionBridgePark #ChristmasLights