Vancouver is known for it’s beauty, both as a city, and as a nature park. All parts of Vancouver are equally beautiful, however there are a few hidden gems in West Vancouver you may have not been aware of!
Lighthouse Park: which features, as you guessed it, a magnificent 100-year old lighthouse. Featuring easy trails, lush trees, views of the rocky coastline and the magnificent lighthouse, it is located on the edge of Burrard Inlet.
Whyttecliff Park: features magnificent trees, such as arbutus, Douglas fir, and pine, surrounding the dreamy waters of Howe Sound. Also features a trail which will take you to the beach!
Capilano River Regional Park: this park has tons of great stuff, suitable for those who want variety. For starters, you could check out the fish hatchery and see live salmon swimming upstream, or take a hike along Capilano Canyon, featuring the riverbank with views of Capilano Lake, which is a source of our vey own drinking water!
Cypress Falls Park: resides in the Caulfield neighborhood, and has a nice short walking trail which will bring you through a coastal rainforest featuring wise cedars and magnificent waterfalls!
