Grouse Mountain is often referred to as the Peak of Vancouver. This excellent skiing destination is only a 15 minute drive away from Vancouver.
Beside skiing, Grouse offers the famous Grouse Grind which is an incredible walk up the mountain. The Ziplines can take you to 80km per hour! The mountain also houses the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife.
The Skyride gondolas can take up to 100 people at a time to the base of the ski hills. At this base you'll find excellent dining and bistros as well. Enjoy your visit.
Visit Grouse Mountain
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Science World
Telus World of Science or as we Vancouverites know it as Science World, lies at the end of beautiful False Creek in Vancouver.
Science World has forever changing exhibits which engage people of all ages. The OMNIMAX theater's screen is the second-largest in the world. In this theater you'll experience high-fidelity, six-channel, two-way sound with sub-bass coming at you from 28 speakers.The picture clarity is second to none. Any film you see here will take your breath away!
After visiting Science World take a stroll around the beautiful False Creek waterfront and take in the vistas of the city.
Visit Science World
Science World has forever changing exhibits which engage people of all ages. The OMNIMAX theater's screen is the second-largest in the world. In this theater you'll experience high-fidelity, six-channel, two-way sound with sub-bass coming at you from 28 speakers.The picture clarity is second to none. Any film you see here will take your breath away!
After visiting Science World take a stroll around the beautiful False Creek waterfront and take in the vistas of the city.
Visit Science World
Queen Elizabeth Park
Queen Elizabeth park originally started out as a basalt quarry. In 1948 this quarry was turned into a gem of a park called Queen Elizabeth park. This beautiful park is the highest point in Vancouver and home to the Queen Elizabeth Bloedel Conservatory.
The Bloedel Conservatory is a triodetic dome filled with exotic tropical plants, free flying exotic birds and koi fish.
Throughout all 4 seasons this park offers a tranquille beautiful setting midst a busy city. The top of the park offers a 180 degree view of the north shore mountains and the city. During the summer months wedding pictures are taken here more than any where else in the city.
Go to Queen Elizabeth Park's website for more detailed information:
Visit Queen Elizabeth Park
The Bloedel Conservatory is a triodetic dome filled with exotic tropical plants, free flying exotic birds and koi fish.
Throughout all 4 seasons this park offers a tranquille beautiful setting midst a busy city. The top of the park offers a 180 degree view of the north shore mountains and the city. During the summer months wedding pictures are taken here more than any where else in the city.
Go to Queen Elizabeth Park's website for more detailed information:
Visit Queen Elizabeth Park
Monday, April 2, 2012
Beautiful Metro Vancouver
These are just some photos of beautiful Metro Vancouver. With our current gloomy and grey days, it's nice to know that the Sun will soon reveal Vancouver's beauty.
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