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Fall In Vancouver: 18 Amazing Things To Do
Read more: Fall In Vancouver: 18 Amazing Things To DoAre you visiting Vancouver in the fall? Or would you like to get some new ideas about fun fall activities in Vancouver as a local? In both cases, this post is written for you, offering a wide variety of places and events in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. I don’t know about you, but I’m…
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Vancouver To Tofino Road Trip: 12 Best Stops
Read more: Vancouver To Tofino Road Trip: 12 Best StopsThe drive from Vancouver to Tofino is among the best road trips in British Columbia, but it’s not a one-day adventure, like the Vancouver to Whistler road trip could be. In this post I won’t only convince you to put this trip on your bucket list (if it’s not there already), but will give you…
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Where To Stay In Tofino: 10 Unique Tofino Accommodations
Read more: Where To Stay In Tofino: 10 Unique Tofino AccommodationsTofino is an adorable coastal town on Vancouver Island, offering a unique blend of chilled out coastal atmosphere, pristine wilderness, plenty of outdoor activities (both on land and in water) and some of the best surfing beaches in Canada. It seems like there’s nothing in this cute, scenic, quiet town at first glance, but nature…
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Big Cedar And Kennedy Falls Trail, North Vancouver
Read more: Big Cedar And Kennedy Falls Trail, North VancouverThe Big Cedar and Kennedy Falls hike is one of those typical North Vancouver trails that immediately make you understand why everyone likes hiking in Vancouver. Even looking at the trees impresses you on this hike. It’s neither too easy nor too difficult, it’s just the perfect length for a half day hike, equally scenic…
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Hike The Asulkan Valley Trail In Glacier National Park (Of Canada)
Read more: Hike The Asulkan Valley Trail In Glacier National Park (Of Canada)One of our very favorite day hikes in British Columbia is the Asulkan Valley Trail in Glacier National Park. Wait, Glacier National Park?! Exactly. There are two parks with the same name: the more well-known of the two is in Montana, but the other one is on the other side of the border, in British…
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Iceline Trail: The Best Day Hike In Yoho National Park
Read more: Iceline Trail: The Best Day Hike In Yoho National ParkThe Iceline Trail is one of our favorite hiking trails in British Columbia. With astonishing alpine landscapes, rocky peaks, glaciers and dramatic valley views, alpine lakes and waterfalls, it’s a feast for the eyes and is among the most scenic high mountain trails we’ve ever done (which is saying something since we hike a lot).…
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Beco Toddler Carrier Review
Read more: Beco Toddler Carrier ReviewWe bought the Beco Toddler Carrier after we moved to Canada. Our son was 2 years old, and we realized that our beloved old backpack carrier didn’t function as well as it did. Once we switched to that backpack carrier, we thought we’d never switch back to a soft carrier, not for hiking, anyway, but…
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Panorama Ridge Hike In Garibaldi Provincial Park
Read more: Panorama Ridge Hike In Garibaldi Provincial ParkHave you seen the fabulous pictures of incredibly blue Garibaldi Lake from above? Those were not taken on the Garibaldi Lake hike, but from the Panorama Ridge. The Panorama Ridge hike is the king of the high mountain trails around Whistler! And yes, Garibaldi Lake from above is unbelievably, incredibly, beautifully blue, no filters or…
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Best Things To Do In The Okanagan Valley, British Columbia
Read more: Best Things To Do In The Okanagan Valley, British ColumbiaOkanagan Valley is the Canada that overseas visitors never imagine. It welcomes you with countless long, warm lakes, sandy beaches, surrounded by massive hills, 200+ scenic vineyards, orchards, Canada’s only desert and sunny weather (oh, and no bugs!). Visiting the Okanagan sometimes felt like being transported to the Mediterranean (those large, turquoise lakes are easy…
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Guide To Lindeman Lake Hike, Fraser Valley
Read more: Guide To Lindeman Lake Hike, Fraser ValleyThe Lindeman Lake hike is among the Fraser Valley’s most popular hikes. It’s in the Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park, about 2 hours drive from Vancouver (but make it at least 2.5 hours since it’s usually congested). It’s close to Chilliwack Lake and is popular for a day trip or weekend trip from Vancouver. This post…
