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A couple are walking in the forest in Stanley Park in Vancouver. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Kindred & Scout
Spring is a gorgeous time to hit the trails in Vancouver, but the weather can change quickly, so you might be wondering what to bring. Our Vancouver spring packing list for outdoor adventures has tips on what to bring and how to prep for your hike.
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Outdoor Gear to Pack for Spring Adventures in Vancouver
Exploring the forested trails in Stanley Park. Photo: Destination Vancouver / Hubert Kang
With mountains, forests, and ocean all around, Vancouver is a great city for hiking. If you aren’t ready to tackle the mountain summits, you can still see some beautiful scenery on these beautiful beginner hikes around Vancouver.
Stand up paddle boarding in False Creek. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Tanya Goehring
Sandwiched between the mountains and the ocean, Vancouver is a city for nature lovers. From parks to wildlife watching, hiking, and more, there are plenty of outdoor activities to discover in Vancouver.
Kayaking in False Creek. Photo credit: Destination Vancouver / Rishad Daroowala
BC Day long weekend is the perfect time to soak up our beautiful province’s nature, culture, and history. In 2023, check out festivals, hikes, parades, beaches and more on the August 5-7th long weekend.
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10 Things to Do Outdoors in Vancouver for BC Day Long Weekend 2023
Hikers on the High Note Trail in Whistler. Photo: Destination BC/Andrew Strain
Vancouver’s peaks get lots of snow, which means that there is a short (and glorious) summer season for mountaintop hikes in July, August, and September. A few years ago we published our list of the best summer hikes around Vancouver. And now we’re back with seven more great summer hike options.
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7 More Incredible Summer Hikes Around Vancouver
Hiking to Whyte Lake in West Vancouver. Photo: Taryn Eyton/HappiestOutdoors.ca
Spring is a beautiful time to hike in Vancouver. The rain and snow melt makes the forest green and the waterfalls gush. But wet conditions and lingering snow in the mountains mean you need to take some precautions. Follow these tips for safe spring hiking in Vancouver.
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10 Tips for Safe Spring Hiking in Vancouver
Cyclists on the Stanley Park Seawall. Photo: Destination BC/Heath Moffatt
You don’t have to go far in Vancouver to experience nature. In fact, you can hike, bike, run, paddle, watch for wildlife, and more without leaving the downtown core.
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10 Ways to Get Outdoors in Downtown Vancouver
