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Chair lift on Grouse Mountain. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Kazutoshi Yoshimura
At this time of year, if it’s raining in the city, it’s snowing in the mountains. And that means ski season is just around the corner. Here’s everything you need to know about skiing at six resorts near Vancouver in winter 2023/24.
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Everything you Need to Know about Skiing Near Vancouver in Winter 2023/24
Photo: Destination BC/Stirl and Rae Photo
In the 1980s and 90s, Vancouver mountain bikers pioneered gnarly and technical riding with tons of woodwork. These days you can ride classic jank or smooth flow in several different zones. Here’s everything you need to know about mountain biking near Vancouver.
Grouse Mountain Light Walk. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Kindred & Scout
Sunset comes early in winter, but just because it’s dark doesn’t mean you can’t have an adventure. From skiing to snowshoeing and more, here are six snowy nighttime adventures around Vancouver.
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6 Snowy Nighttime Adventures Around Vancouver
Photo: Vancouver’s North Shore Tourism
North Vancouver’s Mount Seymour Provincial Park stretches from near sea level to the mountain tops. This winter, go biking, hiking, and forest bathing on the lower slopes and skiing, snowshoeing, and sledding near the peak.
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7 Things to do at Mount Seymour Provincial Park in the Winter
Exploring the Light Walk at Grouse Mountain. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Kindred & Scout
Snowshoe through a forest of lights, to a frozen waterfall, or to a hand-carved snow lounge to enjoy fondue. You won’t want to miss these unique snowshoe experiences around Vancouver.
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8 Unique Snowshoe Experiences Around Vancouver
Skating at the Starlight Rink at Harrison Hot Springs. Photo: Tourism Harrison
Going on a winter adventure doesn’t have to break the bank. From sledding to snowshoeing, here are seven free and cheap outdoor things to do in winter around Vancouver.
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7 Free and Cheap Winter Adventures Around Vancouver
Sledding at Grouse Mountain. Photo credit: Destination Vancouver/Rishad Daroowala
The first snows have hit the local mountains, which means winter is almost here. In Vancouver, that means lots of fun activities like skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, and more. Here is what you should add to your outdoors bucket list for winter 2022/23.
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Your Outdoors Bucket List for Winter 2022/23 in Vancouver
