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LOWER MAINLAND
picnicking, bird and wildlife viewing, mountain biking, and hiking. Mt Seymour Resorts Ltd. offers a Summer Eco Adventure Camp and Youth Leadership camp in July and August. These mid- week day camps for 5-12 and 13-15 year olds offer youth outdoor survival skills, knowledge of local flora and fauna, hiking and orienteering, games and more. To register call (604) 986-2261 Ext. 217. Visitors will find many hiking trails of various lengths and difficulty, which reward hikers with spectacular views of Vancouver and Indian Arm Provincial Park. Several lakes, including Elsay Lake, can be accessed by hiking trails in the park. Fires are only permitted in the wood stove at the group campsite shelter. Mt Seymour Resorts Ltd. operates skiing, snowshoeing, tubing and tobogganing within a Controlled Recreation Area (CRA) in Mount Seymour Provincial Park under a park use permit. The resort is comprised of 39 runs (12 of which are lit for night skiing), dedicated snowshoe trails and five parking lots. For more information, visit
www.mountseymour.com or call (604) 986-2261.
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the sun with your friends and family while having access to swimming, fishing and rock climbing. For climbers, there are various climbing and bouldering opportunities to choose from.
16 Nairn Falls
north of Whistler and 2 km south of Pemberton. entire Sea to Sky area and visit nature’s amazing rock sculpted 60 meter waterfall, only a 1.5 km walk from the day-use parking lot. Visitors will find many hiking trails including a 2.6 km portion of the Sea to Sky Trail which spans from the Campground to One Mile Lake, just south of the Village of Pemberton. Other hiking trails in the park include a trip to Green River, and Coudre Point. Firewood is available for sale.
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facilities and 8 mooring buoys are available on access only. Plumper Cover is located on the west shore of Keats Island, across from Gibsons. Park and enjoy one of the most beautiful settings in the region. Water taxi service is available from Gibsons. A dock is available for boats up to 13 meters. The park includes a day-use area with large lawn, picnic sites, ocean view, and room for activities. Firewood is available for sale.
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walk-in sites, shower/flush washroom building and sani- station (March to Feb), day-use area
drive nor th of Vancouver, enjoy the experience of oceanfront camping at Por teau Cove. Day-use area offers picnic sites in a grassy area along the shore. Por teau Cove is also accessible by water; a mooring float (with no shore access) is located at the south end of the park. Por teau Cove is a popular area for kite-boarding and scuba diving, with a man-made reef and 2 sunken vessels. For more information and event dates, please visit
seatoskyparks.com. Ice, firewood and concessionary items are available for sale at the gatehouse. Two beautiful, beachfront log cabins are available for rent. These fully furnished units sleep 4 and include a deck with BBQ, television and a kitchenette. To reserve a cabin, call (604) 986-9371.
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8 to Highway 99, 58 km nor th of Vancouver. British Columbia, measuring 335 meters tall. A viewing platform is located only 350 meters from the parking lot and is accessible by a gentle paved pathway. A second viewing platform of fers a closer look at the falls while experiencing some of its spray! This beautiful day-use area has picnic sites over a large lawn area with easy access to flush washrooms. Reservations for a group picnic site can be made up to one year in advance through Discover Camping.
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Cache Creek 9 1
Powell River 4
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WHISTLER 10
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Squamish 14 20 Horseshoe Bay 26 Abbotsford 27
VANCOUVER 21 Mission 23 28 22
Hope 25
Chilliwack29 24
30 5A Princeton 3
Pemberton 16
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Lillooet 99
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Merritt 5
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