West Coast Wild

Real hikes and viewpoints around Vancouver, BC — verified 4-star+ trails and lookouts.

Quests on this wheel

• Stanley Park — Vancouver's largest urban park has beaches, trails & family attractions, plus a picturesque seawall.
• Capilano Suspension Bridge Park — Built in 1889, this 137m-long treetop bridge offers scenic views of the forest below.
• Canada Place — Built to look like a ship, this iconic complex houses a convention centre, hotel & ferry terminal.
• Vancouver Aquarium — Popular kid-friendly attraction showcases local & exotic aquatic life with a focus on conservation.
• English Bay Beach — Bustling beach with volleyball courts, plus a concession stand & the Cactus Club Cafe for food.
• Gastown Steam Clock — Built in 1977, this well-known, antique-style clock is powered by steam & whistles to tell the time.
• Science World — Interactive science displays & films for kids from toddlers to early teens, inside a geodesic dome.
• Cypress Mountain — Large year-round destination for skiing, snowboarding & tubing, plus hiking, biking & more.
• Grouse Mountain — 1,200-metre mountain offering activities such as skiing & hiking plus sweeping views of Vancouver.
• Queen Elizabeth Park — Urban landmark on a hill featuring manicured gardens, a conservatory, sculptures & sports courts.
• Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge — Scenic canyon with a suspension bridge in a 617-acre forest with hiking trails & swimming holes.
• Playland Amusement Park — Amusement park with traditional rides open seasonally, plus haunted/terror rides in October.
• VanDusen Botanical Garden — Space with ever-changing greenery, flowers & art installations plus fine dining & a casual cafe.
• Vancouver Art Gallery — Gallery known for its touring exhibits, work by local artists (like Emily Carr) & photo collection.
• Richmond Olympic Oval — Former Olympic speed skating venue with a large fitness centre, several ice rinks & sports fields.
• Museum of Anthropology at UBC — Large Arthur Erickson–designed museum at UBC devoted to cultural artifacts from around the world.
• Orpheum — Elegant 1927 theatre that's home to the Vancouver Symphony, plus classical & choral performances.
• Deer Lake Park — Scenic picnic areas & lakeside trails leading to the Burnaby Art Gallery & other attractions.
• Rocky Point Park — Waterfront recreation area with a pier, pool, skate park, restaurant, playground & boat ramp.
• Lighthouse Park | West Vancouver — Rugged-terrain forest with groomed trails, old-growth cedar & fir trees, a lighthouse & city views.