Overview
Vancouver: Vancouver is located in the southwest corner of British Columbia, which is on the west coast of Canada. The city is just 24 miles (38 km) north of the US-Canada border. Greater Vancouver is made up of 21 municipalities on and around the Fraser River delta. Vancouver City is on the western-most part of a peninsula that extends...more
Vancouver: Vancouver is located in the southwest corner of British Columbia, which is on the west coast of Canada. The city is just 24 miles (38 km) north of the US-Canada border. Greater Vancouver is made up of 21 municipalities on and around the Fraser River delta. Vancouver City is on the western-most part of a peninsula that extends...more
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Vancouver Winter Olympics
Running, Mountain biking, Road biking, Snowmobiling, Back-country skiing, Snowshoeing, Sailing, Alpine skiing, Hiking, Walking, Other
Vancouver Winter Olympics
Running, Mountain biking, Road biking, Snowmobiling, Back-country skiing, Snowshoeing, Sailing, Alpine skiing, Hiking, Walking, Other
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St.Mary's to Grouse via Dreamweaver
(2 votes)
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Hiking | 6.2 miles
Hiking | 6.2 miles
Hike from St.Mary's place, along power lines to Baden Powel, to Dreamweaver which then turns into Mosquito Creek trail to the Grouse Road. From Grouse Road down hertiage creek trail, onto BP and back
This is a short (6+km) hike between the four lakes: Alice, Stump, Fawn and Edith in Alice Lake provincial park. It is located 10km north from Squamish, BC. The route is family friendly. There is a bit of a climb between Alice lake and Stump lake but overall it is farely easy.
The pictures correspond to the sites marked on the map.
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We only got to the trail head at ~10:00 and couldn\'t get as far as we\'d hoped. The parking lot was full too. Get there much earlier if it is a nice day (although we didn\'t get ticketed despite a rather funky parking spot...)
by EFletcher
in Hike up to the ridge of The Lions
on Feb 03, 2009 at 02:31:47 am
Much to my surprise, the Gastown Clock was a very popular landmark. There were several other, fellow tourists all taking pictures; the Gastown Clock is featured in gift shoppes. It\'s a must see.
by kozik
in Vancouver Walk from Hastings at Thurlow to Gastown Steam Clock
on Feb 09, 2009 at 06:37:43 pm
