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Cliffwalk at Canyon Lights, Photo: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Immerse yourself in snowy scenes and twinkling holiday lights. You won’t want to miss these festive winter activities around Vancouver.
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9 Winter Things to Do in Vancouver Before the New Year Comes
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
Snowboarding at Whistler. Photo: Destination BC/@miraecampbell
The first flakes of snow have hit the mountains, which means ski season is around the corner! Here is everything you need to know about skiing at six ski resorts near Vancouver in winter 2022/23.
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Everything You Need to Know About Skiing Near Vancouver in Winter 2022/23
Skiing at Cypress Mountain. Photo: Destination BC/Insight Photography
Ski season is almost here! Do you have questions about opening dates, masks, vaccines, and advance booking at ski resorts? Here’s everything you need to know about how to ski near Vancouver this winter.
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Everything You Need to Know About Skiing Near Vancouver in Winter 2021/22
Skiing at Grouse Mountain Tourism Vancouver / Kazutoshi Yoshimura
Winter is coming! In Vancouver, that means snow in the mountains, skiing, snowshoeing, and lots more. Here are our picks for Vancouver outdoor activities you’ll want to add to your winter bucket list for winter 2021/22.
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Your Vancouver Outdoors Bucket List for Winter 2021/22
Photo: Tourism Vancouver / Rishad Daroowala
Vancouver in spring is a special place. There’s still lots of snow in the mountains, but down at sea level, it’s often t-shirt weather. Plan an epic #VeryVancouver spring day by hitting the mountains in the morning and the beach in the afternoon.
Until further notice, in line with the public health order, non-essential travel into, within, and out of BC is not recommended. BC residents, let’s do our part by continuing to stay small and support local with your immediate household, in accordance with the latest guidelines.
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Go from the Mountains to Beach in the Same Day in Vancouver
