1. StanleyPark StanleyPark is the most famous park in Vancouver, covering an area of 1, acres. It is the largest city park in North America and one of the most famous parks in the world. In 1888, the park was officially opened and named after Sir Stanley, Governor of Canada. There are three big beaches, a zoo, an aquarium, a small golf course, a rose garden, a small train and countless giant round columns. In the square on the east side of the park, there are seven totem poles made by aboriginal people in British Columbia. These totem poles stand facing the sea, and each totem pole is carved with animals or characters such as bears symbolizing various tribes in a unique way. 2. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is the oldest tourist attraction in Vancouver. There is the greatest suspension bridge in the world, with a total length of 45 feet. Since more than 1 years ago, the suspension bridge has been hung on the CaplianoRiver valley with a height of 23 feet with two thick hemp ropes and fragrant wood, which is breathtaking. In the suspension bridge park, there are totem poles carved and placed here by Indians 6 years ago, which are colorful and eye-catching. Located in the historical exhibition area next to the totem pole, many historical photos of the suspension bridge were displayed at that time, and the story of the ancestors building the bridge can be understood. On the other side of the totem pole is a souvenir shop, which sells many Indian souvenirs and postcards. 3. Elizabeth queens park Elizabeth queens park is the highest point in Vancouver. Standing at the highest point of the park, you can overlook the distant city and the snow-capped mountains behind. After walking down from a height, it is a rolling mountain with a natural atmosphere. There are cherry blossoms, azaleas, tulips, daffodils, magnolias and other flowers in the park, which are updated all the year round. In spring, all kinds of cherry blossoms and rhododendrons are in full bloom, especially in May, when different varieties of hawthorn, daffodils and tulips compete for fragrance and beauty. In summer, the scenery in the park is breathtaking. 4. WhiteRock White Rock (about 45 minutes' drive from downtown Vancouver, the whole city is only 5 square miles. Most of the residents in the town are retirees or vacationers. The border between the United States and Canada is 5 minutes south along the long coastline. Americans like to cross the border to spend their holidays in White Rock on weekends, overlooking the giant white stone on the shore, which is the origin of this town. 5. Whistler Skiing Because the top of Blackcomb Mountain is covered with snow all year round, you don't have to wait until winter to enjoy skiing. It is also a great enjoyment to ski in the glacier on the mountain in summer. It is a ski resort suitable for all seasons. From Whistler Village, you can take a cable car up the mountain and reach Whistler Mountain and Heisha Mountain. There is a billboard with a light bulb at the cable car station, which is used to limit the number of tourists in the ski resort when the ski season comes. As long as there are many tourists on the mountain, the light bulb of the cable car station at the foot of the mountain will be red. Visitors who want to go up the mountain have to wait until it turns green. Many skiers often stay for 3-4 days as soon as they go up the mountain, so the price of the cable car up the mountain is divided into effective fares for 1-5 days. Biking In Whistler Resort, there are many winding paths. These roads go up from Whistler Mountain, pass through golf courses, lakes and streams, and have beautiful scenery along the way, which is the best place for cycling. AlpineSightseeing In summer, visitors can take the express cable car to Whistler Mountain or Heisha Mountain to experience the condescending feeling. As the cable car climbs all the way, they can see the beautiful scenery below. The path on the mountain is a good place to take a walk. Choosing to have a picnic on the mountain has a different flavor. SummerSkiing (summer skiing) The top of the mountain is covered with snow almost all year round. If you want to experience the taste of summer skiing, you can go to the top of the mountain and enjoy the pleasure of sliding on the glacier. Hiking There are many hiking trails near Whistler Village. If you want to enjoy hiking in the mountains where there are few people, you can ask private guides. Whether it is a two-hour hiking or staying overnight in the mountains, these professional guides will accompany you to the end. The advantage of hiking on the high mountain is that you can exercise your feet on the one hand and enjoy the fresh air on the other. In addition, you can see the other mountain from this mountain and climb the mountains. Fishing and other water activities There are five beautiful lakes in Whistler, namely LostLake, AltaLake, AlphaLake, NitaLake and GreenLake, among which LostLake and AltaLake are very suitable for swimming, canoeing or sailing. Golf Apart from the international ski resort, Whistler Resort also has four world-class golf courses that meet international standards. Because the design of the course is made by famous artists, many professional or amateur golfers like to come to Whistler to show their skills. There are many scenic spots, such as Elizabeth queens park, glanville Island, Mount Laurence and so on.