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Vancouver's largest urban park has beaches, trails & family attractions, plus a picturesque seawall.
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Excellent place for walking near Vancouver. There are many trails to enjoy with family and friends. Many types of nature views and Pic spots. A lot of history there. There are some stops where you can buy food and washrooms to use. Parking available.
What a great walk! The natural beauty of the rain forest and ocean. The trees were amazing! There was a good seperation between bike and walking paths. Inner trails felt so secluded. Overall it was fantastic!
I had a fantastic time riding around the park with a rented bike. The bike lane was well-maintained, although there were a few short spots where you had to dismount and walk the bike.
The ride offered spectacular views and plenty of photo opportunities along the way. If you stop to enjoy these picturesque spots for a few minutes, it takes nearly two hours to complete the path.
A memorable experience with breathtaking scenery and ample photo opportunities.
The ride offered spectacular views and plenty of photo opportunities along the way. If you stop to enjoy these picturesque spots for a few minutes, it takes nearly two hours to complete the path.
A memorable experience with breathtaking scenery and ample photo opportunities.
Beautiful park, you could literally spend hours here just enjoying the nature and it’s sounds.. I highly suggest walking through the park trails instead of the seawall or the road.
Tall trees, critters, mushrooms and more. There’s so many fun finds here if nature is your jam. But please wear proper shoes and make sure to you take breaks cause some of those inclines are no joke!!
Tall trees, critters, mushrooms and more. There’s so many fun finds here if nature is your jam. But please wear proper shoes and make sure to you take breaks cause some of those inclines are no joke!!
Loved it here. We rented bikes and spent the whole day exploring. Lots of great views of the city and the water. Riding under bridges. A couple designated beach areas. A brewery at one end. Would 100% recommend anyone take the time to explore if you can.
One of the most beautiful parks I've ever seen. The park is huge and very pretty especially during autumn as you can see the leaves starting to turn yellowish and reddish. It's a really nice place to have picnics as they have a lot of benches all around the park.
I rented a bicycle at Spokes and cycled a whole round around the park. I stopped midway to visit the aquarium so the total trip took around 8 hours (including the occasional stops to take pics).
I rented a bicycle at Spokes and cycled a whole round around the park. I stopped midway to visit the aquarium so the total trip took around 8 hours (including the occasional stops to take pics).
A beautiful place!
Paying for parking was a bit painful as the app wouldn't work for us and the pay machines were very slow (including one that the number 5 didn't work on, which was needed for entering our car registration). Once we finally were able to pay we were pleased to find out our parking ticket was valid in all of the Stanley Park car parks.
We went for a lovely walk along the perimeter path (split nicely into two for cyclists and pedestrians), then walked back to the car park via one of the forest trails. Really nice views to be seen!
Paying for parking was a bit painful as the app wouldn't work for us and the pay machines were very slow (including one that the number 5 didn't work on, which was needed for entering our car registration). Once we finally were able to pay we were pleased to find out our parking ticket was valid in all of the Stanley Park car parks.
We went for a lovely walk along the perimeter path (split nicely into two for cyclists and pedestrians), then walked back to the car park via one of the forest trails. Really nice views to be seen!
