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Vancouver,
British Columbia's largest city that is renowned as being one of the most
picturesque cities in the world, due in part to its location on the edge
of a huge natural harbour. Nature’s skyscrapers lie just beyond
manicured parks which give way to the thriving wilderness. Positioned
between the ocean and mountains enables a spectacular range for visitors,
with an array of world class cultural, recreational, natural and wildlife
attractions year-round. Vancouver's dramatic profile is Mother Nature's
own, as towering mountains soar thousands of vertical feet above the city
at water's edge. A
familiar attribute is 1000-acre Stanley Park, home to an old-growth forest.
Stanley Park has become the most popular destination for skaters. The
flat, paved path is 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) in length and circles the
entire park. It offers spectacular views of the North Shore Mountains
and Lions Gate Bridge. One of more than 180 city parks and a combination
of natural forest and parklands near the city center. Vancouver has a
distinctive international flavour, with cultural representation especially
from the Pacific Rim countries. Shopping is a must on Robson Street, in
Gastown, or through the markets on Granville Island.
Outdoors
is where to find the heart and soul of the West Coast with breathtaking
scenery in the midst of untouched wilderness, wide open spaces, fresh
air and crystal water, truly paradise. Vancouver has numerous cycle paths
and bike routes where cycling is perhaps the best way to explore superb
natural beauty, taking advantage of the moderate climate making it possible
to cycle almost year round. Boating and fishing enthusiast can benefit
from with spectacular coastline and everlasting waterways. Some of the
best downhill and cross country ski facilities in North America can be
enjoyed minutes from downtown. Killer Whales, sea lions, seals and a host
of other wildlife can be observed at your leisure. Great adventures await
any thrill-seeking advocate brave enough to endeavour these intense activities,
Sea kayaking being just one of many popular activities in Vancouver. When
in the heart of the city, nature is never far off allowing you to explore
everything in the vibrant coast of Vancouver.
Vancouver,
British Columbia's largest city that is renowned as being one of the most
picturesque cities in the world, due in part to its location on the edge
of a huge natural harbour. Nature’s skyscrapers lie just beyond
manicured parks which give way to the thriving wilderness. Positioned
between the ocean and mountains enables a spectacular range for visitors,
with an array of world class cultural, recreational, natural and wildlife
attractions year-round. Vancouver's dramatic profile is Mother Nature's
own, as towering mountains soar thousands of vertical feet above the city
at water's edge. A
familiar attribute is 1000-acre Stanley Park, home to an old-growth forest.
Stanley Park has become the most popular destination for skaters. The
flat, paved path is 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) in length and circles the
entire park. It offers spectacular views of the North Shore Mountains
and Lions Gate Bridge. One of more than 180 city parks and a combination
of natural forest and parklands near the city center. Vancouver has a
distinctive international flavour, with cultural representation especially
from the Pacific Rim countries. Shopping is a must on Robson Street, in
Gastown, or through the markets on Granville Island. 
Outdoors
is where to find the heart and soul of the West Coast with breathtaking
scenery in the midst of untouched wilderness, wide open spaces, fresh
air and crystal water, truly paradise. Vancouver has numerous cycle paths
and bike routes where cycling is perhaps the best way to explore superb
natural beauty, taking advantage of the moderate climate making it possible
to cycle almost year round. Boating and fishing enthusiast can benefit
from with spectacular coastline and everlasting waterways. Some of the
best downhill and cross country ski facilities in North America can be
enjoyed minutes from downtown. Killer Whales, sea lions, seals and a host
of other wildlife can be observed at your leisure. Great adventures await
any thrill-seeking advocate brave enough to endeavour these intense activities,
Sea kayaking being just one of many popular activities in Vancouver. When
in the heart of the city, nature is never far off allowing you to explore
everything in the vibrant coast of Vancouver.