The drive from Vancouver to Banff is one of the most scenic drives in North America, which crosses multiple mountain ranges, stunning lakes, charming towns and various National & Provincial parks of Canada. In Summer, the chances of seeing wildlife is really high. And in Winter, you get to see the true meaning of Winter …
1. Moraine Lake We start off the list with the icon of Canada, Moraine Lake. You simply cannot visit Canada and pass by this amazing Lake. The brilliant blue-green coloured beauty is one of the most visited places in Canada, and so unsurprisingly, the crowd there does get overwhelming at times, especially during the peak …
Dog Mountain, located within Mount Seymour Provincial Park, is an easy hike with amazing views of Vancouver from the peak. The hike only takes 2 hours in total, and has minimum elevation, which makes it a very easy and fun hike. It’s best to get here early, as it does get crowded as the trail …
The Murrin Loop and Jurassic Ridge Trail in Squamish a 50 minute drive away from downtown Vancouver. This hike gives some stunning views of Howe Sound, without breaking too much of a sweat. Quercus Viewpoint – 35 minutes; Difficulty: Moderate (Dog Friendly) Jurassic Ridge – 30 minutes; Difficulty: Moderate Murrin Loop Trail – 25 minutes; …
Bromley Rock Provincial Park is an amazing beach-like park which is great to float down the Similkameen river on your river run floats. There’s also cliff diving there which is a definite must try! Located in Princeton BC, which is about 3 hours eastward drive from Vancouver, the emerald clear waters are absolutely stunning. Grab …
Located North of Princeton near Merritt, and a 3.5 hours drive away from Vancouver, lies the beautiful Kentucky Alleyne Provincial Park. Within this park, there are two stunning crystal clear turquoise coloured lakes just beside one another. Kentucky Lake and Alleyne Lake are two lakes you’d definitely want to bring your kids and family. 1. …