Fairmont Pacific Rim

This is a peaceful but busy area close to central Vancouver, and you will walk from the False Creek City views into the deep spare change metropolis to the Coal Harbour Marina NV views into the SP and City Beaches. There are a variety of city terrains, parks, and marinas to see. Overall, this is a nice and easy loop with something for everyone.

Stanley Park borders downtown Vancouver and has lovely waterfront views of Coal Harbour, Burrard Inlet, and English Bay. As Vancouver's largest and most famous park, Stanley Park is extremely popular with both locals and tourists all year around. The heavily trafficked Stanley Park Seawall Trail hugs the perimeter shoreline and offers beautiful views from beginning to end. This trail is open 365 days a year which brings us to what is perhaps its only drawback. When temperatures reach...

This is a lovely trail through Vancouver's natural, and urban highlights. This trail guide gives the user a taste of some of the natural gems that so excite local lovers of the great outdoors. The city is built around a spectacular harbour that is surrounded by forested and often snow-clad mountains. A few minutes walk from its 'downtown' centre is North America's largest urban park, which caters to all with paved cycling paths and rougher wilderness tracks. This trail is designed so that...

This is arguably the most beautiful section of the Vancouver Seawall with a nice variety of sights. There is even a small beach off Habitat Island if you wish to venture to the water. It is popular with cyclists and pedestrians and you can visit the Granville Market at the end if you want. Accessibility: There is a large paved parking strip at the east end of the trail off Quebec Street and there appears to be one designated accessible parking space there with a striped access aisle. The...