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Mountain biking in the Whistler North zone. Photo: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova
As the birthplace of freeride mountain biking, Vancouver has some of the best mountain bike trails in the world. And the local mountains are just minutes from downtown. Here’s everything you need to know to mountain bike in Vancouver.
Photo: Cheese and Meat Festival
Stay warm this fall by visiting one of Vancouver’s signature food and drink festivals as we slowly make our way toward the holiday season. From craft beer to artisanal foods and premium spirits, there are a variety of treats for hungry and thirsty guests to satisfy their cravings.
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Savour Vancouver’s Food and Drink Festivals Coming This Fall
Britannia Mine Museum (Destination BC/Heath Moffatt).
An amazing aspect of Vancouver is that you can travel a short distance and explore a completely different and exciting part of the Lower Mainland and British Columbia. Whether you’re looking to bask in nature or find new eateries and shopping districts, there’s a day trip for every type of adventurer.
Image courtesy of Vancouver’s North Shore Craft Beer Week
North Vancouver has quietly become a mecca for craft beer in the Lower Mainland.
To celebrate this ever-expanding lineup of world-class breweries, Vancouver’s North Shore Craft Beer Week returns for its third year all week long from October 4 – 11. Take a cruise across the harbour on the legendary SeaBus to come and toast the North Shore’s evolving beer scene with a week full of celebrations.
The event takes place across 10 unique and funky breweries with special casks, fun events, and a chance to learn more about North Shore beers!
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Vancouver’s North Shore Craft Beer Week returns next week with 8 days of awesome
Image sourced from The Shipyards | Facebook.com
Although we were devastated to hear that the 2019 Fun City Festival and its giant waterslide down Lonsdale Avenue was cancelled for the year, spirits were raised after hearing about the Shipyards Grand Opening on July 20 in North Vancouver.
The Shipyards is a unique, interactive, and activity-driven place in the heart of North Vancouver, just a quick Seabus ride from Downtown.
There will be activity and entertainment throughout the waterfront for all ages and you’ll get a first look into the exciting new spaces that will be opening with the Shipyards.
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Shipyards Grand Opening marks a unique new space on Vancouver’s North Shore
Hey Ocean! headlines Capilano University’s 50th anniversary celebration.
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Capilano University is throwing a party. On Sept. 22, CapFest will feature food trucks, a family-friendly beer garden, and live music‚ topped off by a performance by Vancouver indie-pop band Hey Ocean!
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Vancouver favourites Hey Ocean! headline North Shore party
Meet ultra runner Cody Callon. If you ran in to him in the backcountry you might mistake him as an animal that belongs in the wild. Cody talks about a state of mind that is only achieved when running long distances on the trail. Perhaps this is the same state of mind that hunters would rely on when endurance hunting for survival thousands of years ago.
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New Film: “Running Wild” Starring the Vancouver Rainforest, The Lions and More
