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Breathtakingly suspended 230 feet above and 450 feet across Capilano River, Capilano Suspension Bridge takes you to towering evergreens, serene trails and Treetops Adventure - seven suspension bridges, some reaching as high as 100 feet above the forest floor for thrilling encounter with the heart of the forest. Guided eco-walks, a First Nations cultural experience and voices from the past at the Story Centre mingle with the ever-present sounds of nature. Shopping, dining and seasonal entertainment complete this entertaining West Coast experience. Open year-round.
Horses have done many different jobs for humans right here in Vancouver’s Stanley Park! Horses were already a part of this area’s history some time before the park’s official opening in 1889. It may well be that the first horses in Stanley Park accompanied miners seeking gold in the late 1850s. Horse-drawn tours have been part of the Stanley Park visitor experience for more than 100 years. The Stanley Park barn is home to multiple movie and TV stars. The horses have been in movies such as Bird on a Wire with Goldie Hawn and Mel Gibson and This Can’t Be Love with Katharine Hepburn and Anthony Quinn as well as TV shows such as Highlander, Men in Trees, and Once Upon a Time.
Vancouver’s leading boat sightseeing company, provides unparalleled views of Vancouver and offers a unique and delightful way to experience the city. Harbour Cruises Ltd. is the only boat sightseeing company in Vancouver to offer regularly scheduled daily and nightly public cruises.
A day in Canada’s most beautiful city would be incomplete without a visit to the Vancouver Art Gallery. From Emily Carr and other renowned Canadian artists – past and present – to internationally recognized contemporary artists from around the world, Vancouver’s “must-see” cultural attraction presents major exhibitions of groundbreaking new visionaries and historical masters. Current Exhibits
Step Into a Different Decade - Experience the 1920s – period-costumed townsfolk welcome visitors and give demonstrations in many of the homes, businesses and shops. Popular stops include the blacksmith, the print shop, the schoolhouse and the farmhouse garden. In addition, an elegant restored interurban tram is waiting to be explored and a 1912 vintage carousel is ready to take visitors for a whirl. We are known for hosting special events, educational programs and memorable visits.
Dazzle your Senses! Nestled at the base of 7,000 ft Mt. Cheam in the scenic Fraser Valley, Minter Gardens is a 32-acre tapestry of colour, sound and fragrance. With 12 themed gardens, amazing water features and new and unique plants from around the world, we offer three seasons of inspiration to gardeners and enthusiasts alike. Come and see why we are ranked as one of the '1001 Gardens You Must See Before You Die' (Rae Spencer-Jones, 2007)!
200 million gallons (757 million litres) of water per minute flowing through a 110 ft (35 meter) wide gorge with only one way to describe it – Hells Gate.A place with a name so appropriate what could be scarier? Paranormal Activity - Even the dead think this place is worth a visit
