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Skiing at Grouse Mountain. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Kindred & Scout.
With snow in the mountains and warmer temperatures at sea level, now is the perfect time to experience winter and summer on the same day in Vancouver. Here’s the perfect itinerary to make it happen.
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Experience Winter and Summer on the Same Day in Vancouver
Photo: Grouse Mountain
No matter if you’re celebrating Valentine’s with your boo or Galentine’s Day with your bestie, there are plenty of romantic things to do in Vancouver. Head to the spa, drink hot chocolate, skate under the stars and more.
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How to Spend Valentine’s Day in Vancouver in 2024
Photo: Grouse Mountain
Watch the sunset from a mountain top, then swish downhill on lighted runs while the city lights twinkle beneath you – that’s night skiing in Vancouver. Here’s how to make it happen, plus where to après-ski.
Downtown Vancouver with snow on North Shore mountains. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Clayton Perry
From beach walks to ski slopes with breaks for incredible food, sightseeing, and art, you can experience Vancouver’s nature, adventure, and culture all in one amazing winter day.
Sledding at Grouse Mountain. Photo credit: Tourism Vancouver / Rishad Daroowala
While it rarely snows in the city, Vancouver’s mountains are a great place to go sledding. Here are our picks for the best places to go sledding, tobogganing, and snow-tubing near Vancouver in winter 2023/24.
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Where to Go Sledding and Snow-Tubing Near Vancouver in Winter 2023/24
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.
