5 Summer Walking Tours in Vancouver to Try During COVID-19

These summer walking tours in Vancouver are up and running; from arts and culture, to nature and history, you can learn something new in your home town.
Continue reading this postThese summer walking tours in Vancouver are up and running; from arts and culture, to nature and history, you can learn something new in your home town.
Continue reading this postHorseback Trail Riding in Campbell Valley Park: Follow an experienced guide on this peaceful trot through one of the region’s largest parks.
Continue reading this postEnjoy Vancouver’s open air art museum this summer with a series of Vancouver Biennale BIKEnnale/WALKennale tours July 26th to August 30th, 2020
Continue reading this postMt Seymour History Tours: View this short film, visit the pop-up museum or take a guided tour to some hidden history on Seymour.
Continue reading this postTickets are now on sale for the Grand Sommelier Express Okanagan Heritage Steam Train wine and food tour which will be departing from the Summerland Kettle Valley Railway Station on Saturday, June 20, 2020
Continue reading this postThe Vancouver Modern Home Tour on September 14 ,2019 gives people a chance to explore and view some of the greatest examples of modern residential architecture right in their own city.
Continue reading this postThe Hysterical Historical Pub Walk of Dawson City with your host Suitcase Sue and the legendary Sourtoe Cocktail at the Downtown Hotel
Continue reading this postThis month’s guest post from the Stanley Park Ecology Society: “Forests, Fires, and Stanley Park”. Call 9-1-1 immediately even if you smell smoke and can’t see the fire.
Continue reading this postSummer walking tours in Stanley Park: From Indigenous plant use and old growth stories to history, culture, and art. Here are some of my favourite tours.
Continue reading this postArchitectural Walking Tours of Vancouver with AIBC from July to September in 6 Vancouver neighbourhoods including Chinatown, Gastown, Yaletown, Downtown, West End and Strathcona.
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