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Lightning Lake in Manning Park. Photo: Taryn Eyton/HappiestOutdoors.ca
Located east of Vancouver in the Cascade Mountains, E.C. Manning Provincial Park makes a great summer day trip from the city. You can go for a hike, spot some wildlife, swim, enjoy incredible mountain views, and lots more.
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8 Things to Do at E.C. Manning Provincial Park in the Summer
Cyclists at Aldergrove Regional Park. Photo: Metro Vancouver
Head to Aldergrove Regional Park in Langley to enjoy forests, meadows, and streams. You can picnic, hike, bike, or get in touch with the outdoors at a specially designed nature play area.
Whyte Islet in Whytecliff Park. Photo: Destination BC/Alex Strohl
West Vancouver’s Whytecliffe Park has spectacular scenery. Go for a hike, explore an off-shore island at low tide, enjoy the incredible ocean views, and lots more.
Cliff Falls. Photo: Taryn Eyton/HappiestOutdoors.ca
Kanaka Creek Regional Park in Maple Ridge protects a slim corridor of coastal rainforest along the banks of Kanaka Creek. Admire the sculpted sandstone waterfall, watch for wildlife, go for a hike, and lots more.
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6 Things to Do at Kanaka Creek Regional Park
Millennium Bridge in Colony Farm Regional Park. Photo: Metro Vancouver
The former farm fields of Colony Farm Regional Park are now a picturesque park and wildlife habitat. Walk the trails, go for a bike ride, watch for wildlife, and lots more at this Coquitlam park.
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7 Things to Do at Colony Farm Regional Park
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 trails of Campbell Valley Regional Park. Photo: Metro Vancouver
Campbell Valley Regional Park is a hidden gem. Wander through the forest, watch for birds next to the river, or go for a hike. There is a lot to explore at this park in southern Langley.
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7 Things to Do at Campbell Valley Regional Park
