Vancouver, Lighthouse Park Hike

Explore a 6km Historic Hike at Vancouver's National Historic Site: Discover the Oldest and Largest Trees, and Enjoy Scenic Views of Vancouver and Islands

Embark on a captivating journey through Vancouver's National Historic Site, where a 6km hike unveils the city's rich history and natural beauty. This immersive experience allows participants to witness some of the oldest and largest trees in Vancouver, while also offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city and surrounding islands.

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Embark on an exquisite tour that commences with a convenient door-to-door pickup. Subsequently, embark on a picturesque journey through Stanley Park, traversing the iconic Lions Gate Bridge and along the stunning West Vancouver coastline. Lighthouse Park, a haven for some of the oldest and most majestic Western Red Cedar and Douglas Fir trees in the region, awaits your exploration. This enchanting locale offers awe-inspiring vistas of the water, the vibrant city of Vancouver, and the surrounding islands. Our guided hike through the park will captivate you with its remarkable natural splendor, spanning a 6km route that is moderately challenging and typically takes approximately 2 hours to complete. Conclude your unforgettable adventure with a scenic drive back to Vancouver, where you will be graciously escorted to your accommodation's doorstep.