Your Journey to Health and Abundance
For Canadians — where much of the country has eight months of winter and four months of bad sledding (changing due to global warming).
San Diego possibly has the best yearly weather in North America, rarely too hot or too cold.
The montage above shows many great places to visit. There are many more.
Other travel adventures:
The Desert Museum in Tucson Arizona is very worthwhile to visit. They have acres of displays both above ground and underground.
You will never think of the desert as being boring again!
Here are some of my many favourite places to explore in North Vancouver.
The Trans-Canada Highway goes through it and the SeaBus ferry and many bus options make North Vancouver easy to get to.
Enjoy!
If you do nothing more than walk across the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge and come back, the trip is worthwhile.
There are many short walks you can do including:
Stick to the trails and read the precautions for visitors at the entrance to the park.
The SeaBus from Vancouver goes to Lonsdale Quay.
The Lonsdale Quay Market has a great range of shops and food markets.
Vancouver is one of those rare places where it is possible to walk or cycle, go sailing, and go skiing all in the same day in the winter months.
Grouse Mountain also offers spectacular views, hiking trails, restaurants, bars, and a Grizzly Bear Habitat most of the year.
You can even try the infamous Grouse Grind and reward yourself with a beer at the top!
Seymour Mountain also provides skiing and summer adventures.
Being from Lynn Valley, I have bias toward Lynn Canyon. That said, the Capilano Suspension Bridge is also stunning there are many superb attractions in the park including a tree walk, canyon lookout, native art, historical displays, and more.
The Capilano River is an important river for salmon.
There are paths at the mouth of the river where it flows into Burrard Inlet and you can also visit Cleveland Dam upstream.
Grand Boulevard is a park that runs around 10 blocks in central North Vancouver with walking paths, cycle paths, trees, and flower plantings.
There is a fun coffee bar, bagels, The British Butcher and more at the south end.
At the Eastern end of the Dollarton Highway (not really a highway) in North Vancouver sits scenic Deep Cove.
Attractions include:
There are many more places to explore in North Vancouver.
Enjoy!
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One of your first impressions of Vancouver, British Columbia, will be that there is water everywhere. Burrard Inlet to the North, the Fraser River to the South, and False Creek in the middle.
Seawall with paths for bicycles and pedestrians follow the entire waterfront around False Creek.
Two companies operate cute tiny ferries to take people between eight locations around False Creek. Each stop has its own charm.
We bought a day pass and shot photos and video of all eight stops served by AquaBus ferries. Here are the highlights.
Granville Island was an industrial area important during World War II. Today you can get fresh produce, seafood, unique arts and crafts and much more in the Granville Island Market.
Restaurants, Granville Island Brewery, theatres, art galleries, funky shops, and an art school for kids provide a lot to see.
The next stop on our tour is Stamps Landing just West of the Cambie Street Bridge.
In June 1867, Edward Stamp build Vancouver’s first industrial operation, Stamp’s Sawmill.
Today the area features apartments with a fabulous view of the water and boats, Mahoney & Sons Irish Bar and Grill, The Wicklow Public House, and the charming Branas Mediterranean Grill. Eat, drink, and be merry!
Orca whales are a rare sight in False Creek. We caught 4 on camera just West of Stamps Landing.
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