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Disclaimer: To ensure your safety and well-being when visiting parks, practice physical distancing between you and other visitors, stay on marked trails and abide by trail closure signs. To avoid hazards, we recommend keeping a safe distance back from slopes, bluffs and river edges. More info on how to prepare for a visit to Parks Canada places during COVID-19. And please, leave no trace. Dispose of your waste properly and respect wildlife. Information on how to prepare for your trip and stay safe whilst out hiking is available from North Shore Rescue and AdventureSmart. As recommended by BC’s provincial health officials, if you choose to participate in events or leisure activities outside of your home, please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including proper physical distancing and frequent handwashing. If you are sick or are experiencing any symptoms, please stay home. ....
5 of the Best Snowshoeing Spots Near Vancouver That You Can Get to Without a Car
The first time I went snowshoeing was with my then-ten-year-old-daughter, and while I was nervous about trying something new with a child in tow, it quickly became our winter activity of choice. Crunching through the snow, we stopped only to sneak sips from a thermos of hot chocolate, taking in our surroundings on the serene snow-covered trails that stretched before us. Bianca Bujan Snowshoeing offered the perfect backdrop to bond. It was a great way to get outdoors and do something we could both enjoy together. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of snow here in BC and tons of trails to explore during the cooler months of the year. Here are five easily accessible snowshoeing trails that you can explore just outside of Vancouver and you can get to them all without a vehicle. ....