Top 10 Fall Viewing Attractions in Vancouver

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Stanley Park is located in the heart of Vancouver, Canada, and is one of the largest urban parks in North America, covering a thousand acres. The park has more than 400 hectares of forest and is scattered with 500,000 trees, including hundreds of meters of Douglas fir, 800-year-old cedar, moss-dropping maples and a century-old western red cypress. The sea wall trail, which is fully paved with rocks and built by the sea, completely surrounds the entire Stanley Park, which is Vancouver's most distinctive slow-running trail, bicycle lanes and roller skating routes.  

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Beautiful scenery and adventure in the rainforest of Vancouver. Enjoyed it, but costly for this park. I did like that it wasn't too crowded. That maybe the reasonable considering the cost.

Elbik

An absolute beauty in Vancouver!! The VanDusen Botanical Garden is a must-visit.The garden offers breathtaking views of a diverse range of flora, including seasonal blooms and rare plant species. Wander through the meticulously landscaped areas featuring an array of plants, trees, serene ponds, and flowing fountains.Discover hidden waterfalls,and winding pathways that invite exploration. Additionally, the garden houses a delightful restaurant, a cozy cafe, & gift shop,Its really amazing place.

ViviM.

When I went there in November, most of the flowers had withered, which was a pity, but there were still maple trees, which were also quite beautiful. It's very suitable for a relaxing walk with family and friends.

Parkjoy

The hiking trail here is considered the easiest in Vancouver, it’s really relaxing and the scenery is great. But there was a lot of water on the ground when I went, so a lot of wet mud, be careful to go. Suitable for people who rarely exercise and climb less mountains.

MichM986

downtown Vancouver is lighting up for the holiday season with Christmas tree lights decorations and a different lighting!