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12 Best Beaches In British Columbia (Warm Lakes You Can Actually Swim In)
Read more: 12 Best Beaches In British Columbia (Warm Lakes You Can Actually Swim In)Yes, you read that right: beaches in British Columbia. And I don’t mean the ocean. I mean actual swimming lakes in British Columbia. Because let’s be honest — the Pacific is beautiful, wild, dramatic… and freezing. Even in August, the average ocean temperature hovers around 11°C (52°F). That’s not exactly “linger in the water” territory.…
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The Ultimate Guide to Miller, Eva & Jade Lakes: Mount Revelstoke’s Best Hike
Read more: The Ultimate Guide to Miller, Eva & Jade Lakes: Mount Revelstoke’s Best HikeMount Revelstoke National Park is often treated as a pause button—a place to stretch stiff legs, check a viewpoint off the list, and continue east toward Banff. That’s a mistake. Not because Banff isn’t spectacular, but because Mount Revelstoke offers a quieter experience. The wonderful—and wonderfully moody—Columbia Mountains reward commitment. The farther you go, the…
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8 Best Playgrounds In Coquitlam (Spray Parks, Ziplines & Toddler Favourites)
Read more: 8 Best Playgrounds In Coquitlam (Spray Parks, Ziplines & Toddler Favourites)Looking for the best playgrounds in Coquitlam? From giant wooden climbing towers to toddler-friendly playhouses and summer spray parks, Coquitlam surprised us with some of the most creative and well-designed playgrounds in Metro Vancouver. After exploring playgrounds across Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, and Burnaby with my toddler, we were genuinely impressed by how many…
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7 Best Kid-Friendly Parks In Coquitlam (Easy Walks, Lakes & River Trails)
Read more: 7 Best Kid-Friendly Parks In Coquitlam (Easy Walks, Lakes & River Trails)Looking for the best kid-friendly parks in Coquitlam with easy walking trails, lakes, and river paths? You don’t need to head into the mountains to experience nature with kids. Coquitlam offers beautiful forest parks, lakeside loops, and riverside trails that are perfect for toddlers and young families. Spending the toddler years in Metro Vancouver with…
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Rainy Days In Vancouver With A Toddler: What Actually Works
Read more: Rainy Days In Vancouver With A Toddler: What Actually WorksWhen we moved to Vancouver, I quickly learned that waiting for sunshine to go out is not a parenting strategy. If you have a toddler in the Pacific Northwest, rain isn’t an occasional inconvenience. It’s part of life. Sometimes it’s a drizzle that lingers for days. Other times it’s sideways rain that slap you on…
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Vancouver To Banff Road Trip: 10 Days Itinerary
Read more: Vancouver To Banff Road Trip: 10 Days ItineraryThe drive from Vancouver to Banff is one of the most epic road trips in the world. Bold claim? Maybe. But after experiencing jaw-dropping scenery day after day—each somehow outshining the last—I stand by it. And if you need proof, don’t worry, I’ve got an entire article to back me up. Just keep reading. First…
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Best Spots To See Stunning Flower Blooms In Vancouver
Read more: Best Spots To See Stunning Flower Blooms In VancouverSpotting the first spring flowers is always a highlight for us. After months of rain and chilly weather, nature’s grand reawakening feels almost magical. From delicate snowdrops, colorful rhododendrons and crocuses to BC’s native fawn lilies, salmonberry blossoms, and shooting stars, Vancouver bursts into color as winter fades. With longer, warmer days ahead, the excitement…
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10 Best Things To Do In Gibsons, BC
Read more: 10 Best Things To Do In Gibsons, BCDreaming of an escape to the Sunshine Coast? You’re in for a treat! This laid-back coastal gem, nestled between the Pacific Ocean and rugged mountains, is a haven for outdoor lovers, foodies, and anyone craving a slower pace of life. And there’s no better place to start your adventure than Gibsons. Perched at the southern…
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Pump Peak Hike In The Winter
Read more: Pump Peak Hike In The WinterOne of the most fairy tale snowy winter hikes we’ve done in Vancouver’s North Shore Mountains is the Pump Peak hike. It’s one of the most scenic hikes in any season, but winter is our favorite time. Pump Peak is also called First Peak, and is followed by the Second and Third Peak of Mount…
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Christmas In British Columbia: 5 Delightful Places To Spend The Holidays
Read more: Christmas In British Columbia: 5 Delightful Places To Spend The HolidaysAre you looking for the perfect place to spend Christmas in British Columbia? There are lots to choose from. This vast province has endless mountains and a wild coastline, world-class skiing resorts and cozy little towns. You can see fairy tale snowy landscapes, lush green temperate rainforests or giant waves. Whether you travel to BC…
