A bear family in Whistler. Photo: Tourism Whistler/Michael Allen
From the forests of Stanley Park to the wilds of the North Shore mountains, you can spot lots of wildlife near Vancouver. Some animals are tiny and cute, while others like bears are bigger and require more caution, but they all deserve our respect. Here are our tips for safely watching wild animals plus places to watch wildlife safely and learn more about them.
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Be Wildlife Aware on Your Outdoor Adventure
West End Farmers Market; Destination Vancouver/Vision Event Photography In
Vancouver food establishments enjoy incredible access to local farmers, the ocean, as well as the province’s wineries, breweries, and distilleries. Summer eating is abundant in the city, with numerous ways to experience the best that British Columbia has to offer in fresh food and drink.
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Where to Find Fresh BC Foods This Summer in Vancouver
False Creek, Photo: Destination Vancouver
Get your tickets to the world’s biggest concert tours coming to Rogers Arena this year as some incredible talents are headed this way. Situated in False Creek, Vancouver’s Stadium District offers a unique location and particularly electrifying atmosphere when artists and musicians come to visit and perform live.
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Get Excited for the Major Concerts Coming to Rogers Arena
The Sea to Sky Swinger. Photo: PNE
If you’re looking for summer fun for all ages, head to the Pacific National Exhibition at Hastings Park in East Vancouver, known to locals as the PNE. The annual PNE Fair is on from August 17 to September 2, but there are other events at the PNE all summer long.
Photo: BC Dumpling Festival
A love of dumplings unites people across cultures. Due to Vancouver’s multiculturalism, there is an array of different dumplings at its many restaurants, food vendors, and upcoming BC Dumpling Festival.
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Feast on Diverse and Delectable Dumplings at the BC Dumpling Festival
Elfin Lakes in Garibaldi Provincial Park. Photo: Pranav Prashar/Unsplash
On a hot summer day take a hike that ends with a splash. These trails take you to creeks, lakes, and ocean beaches where you can cool off.
