B&B Travel Guide for Vancouver Coast Mountains area

Hope    A recreation wonderland and a wealth of spectacular sights await you, as nestled between the pretty town of Hope and Rosedale, at the base of Mount Cheam you’ll find the beautiful, stunning Bridal Falls and as the water tumbles down the mountain’s face in Bridal Falls Provincial Park, it offers a panoramic view of the Fraser Valley, the falls are the sixth largest in Canada. The Lower Fraser Valley is a rural region of berry fields and dairy farms is also very picturesque and worth a visit. Follow the Fraser River as it narrows at the town of Hope, cutting through the Cascade Mountains, the Fraser flows through a region of deep gorges and narrow canyons. Follow the Trans-Canada along this magnificent section of highway and stop at Hell's Gate where the mighty Fraser River roars at a rate of 200 million gallons a minute and the narrowest point along the whole river's length. Here, you can descend into the canyon in an air-tram for a close-up look at the raging river. The Fraser is the heart of one of the world’s greatest salmon producing river system in the world and not far is the little town of Harrison Creek.   ...read more

Langley    Visit the vibrant city of Langley and the area’s rustic and rural roots known as the Horse Capital of B.C. It is becoming renowned too as a memorable place to play golf with a championship course shaped through stands of stately trees.   ...read more

Maple Ridge    Running along the Fraser River is Maple Ridge, with more than 100 miles of horse trails winding through the area, you’ll be spoilt for choice of beautiful scenery.   ...read more

North Vancouver    Overlooking Burrard Inlet and having the coastal mountains as a scenic backdrop, is where you'll find the waterfront city and active port of North Vancouver, practically surrounded by shimmering ocean and home to streets full of cafés, boutiques, museums and galleries.   ...read more

North Vancouver    Why not stop off at North Vancouver, a thriving arts community offering a wide range of recreational activities to explore.   ...read more

Pemberton    North of Whistler is Pemberton, the whole region is threaded with rivers winding their way through steep walled alpine valleys and dotted with glacier-fed lakes, forests, hot springs and parks. With abundant snow in the winter and warm summers, it’s a year-round playground for every sort of outdoor pursuit to suit every taste, from golf and llama treks to fishing and jetboat tours.   ...read more

Richmond    Strolling through the beautiful Queen Elizabeth Park near Richmond in the heart of the shopping district providing a spectacular range of visitor experience with superb attraction and activities along with the pretty locality of Coquitiam and New Westminster Canada’s oldest city which was B.C.’s first capital named by Queen Victoria,   ...read more

Surrey    Visit tthe “City of Parks” with some 200 green spaces that give Surrey more parkland than any other community in the region with no less than 16 golf courses, check out Crescent Beach and its beautiful sandy shores, enjoy a swim in the protected waters or take a relaxing stroll down the gravelled walkways.   ...read more

Vancouver    Vancouver nestled on a thumb-shaped strip of land surrounded almost entirely by water, known as the “Gem of the Pacific” and North America’s largest port, is elegant, attractive, vibrant and very cosmopolitan in style and will also be the proud host to the 2010 Winter Olympics.   ...read more

Vancouver    Visit the elegant and vibrant city of Vancouver nestled on the shores of the Strait of Georgia, with its dramatic mountain backdrop and North America’s largest port.   ...read more

Whistler    A landscape carved out by glaciers and edged by craggy fjords, is where you’ll find the famous Whistler skiing village, one of the most popular skiing areas in the world with virgin snow and awesome descent!   ...read more

Whistler    From Vancouver take the “sea to sky highway” for scenic beauty and north of Squamish lies Whistler, the world-renowned ski resort, this alpine region has been beautifully designed and is one of the top North American skiing centers open all year round.   ...read more

White Rock    White Rock, situated on the shores of Semiahmoo Bay in the southwestern corner of BC, is known for its small-city atmosphere and personality.   ...read more

White Rock    White Rock, a picturesque seaside town tucked on the shores of Semiahmoo Bay is renowned as being the jewel of British Columbia. The sandy beaches, leafy terrain and beautiful and colourful stretch of waterfront make it a favourite spot to visit.   ...read more