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Vancouver, Canada

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This article highlights parts of Washington state, and the western Canadian provinces, Alberta & British Columbia. Information about our time in the Canadian Rockies is covered as this is clearly one of the primary highlights of our trip, however, the overall focus of the article is about Vancouver, British Columbia. Seventeen days is an ideal time to see all the sites and attractions mentioned in this article. This trip, is best taken in … [Read more...]

Vancouver, Canada – Western Canada Trip

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The total trip described on this page took 17 days including transportation from one's home airport. Suggested visit times and attractions are only listed as options for someone roughly following this itinerary. Any names of hotels or motels I stayed at have been included along with contact information. Day 1 : Stay at a motel near your home airport. This saves the hassle of driving to the airport on that same day that you are flying, unless … [Read more...]

Vancouver, Canada – Vancouver City

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Vancouver was founded in 1886; today this very cosmopolitan city anchors the west coast of Canada and attracts visitors from around the world. Those who have never been to Vancouver will be surprised by its size when viewed from a distance. Vancouver can be defined by its surrounding natural beauty but more so by its large population. Vancouver with its International feel, is thriving and continually pursuing the future. This is evident when one … [Read more...]

Vancouver, Canada – Attractions

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University of British Columbia Museum of Anthropology . This museum is well worth a visit. With so much on display, one could easily spend two days and come away thirsting for more knowledge. Numerous large wooden totem poles are displayed both inside and outside of the museum. Impressive wooden sculptures were carved by renowned artist Bill Reid. One depicts a large raven standing over a clam shell, from which small children are emerging. This … [Read more...]

Vancouver, Canada – Hotels

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Prices below are in Canadian dollars. We have tried to highlight some of the cheaper hotels along with the expensive ones in order to provide variety for various budgets. Prices range from the lowest (the off season rates) to the highest (holidays and weekends/ double person. Phone numbers are all in the 604 area code unless otherwise specified. Prices are *subject* to change. 2400 Motel is located at 2400 Kingsway Street. Their prices … [Read more...]

Vancouver, Canada – Victoria

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Victoria is accessible via ferry from Vancouver or from select areas in the state of Washington. Victoria is the capital of British Columbia. It is a very quaint city. It also has among the more mild climates in Canada, and often times when the rest of Canada is covered with snow, Victoria is cold, but free of snow. The ferry ride from Vancouver to Victoria takes about 2 hours. It is a beautiful ride especially in the summer months and on a … [Read more...]

Vancouver, Canada – More Info

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This is an important section. We cannot possibly cover all that there is too see in Vancouver or what we saw on the rest of our 17 day trip, however the following websites describe the locations we visited in Western Canada and Vancouver in particular. The Vancouver Convention and Visitor's Bureau can be reached at 1-800-888-8835 or (604) 683-2000. Website: www.tourismvancouver.com For more travel information about traveling in British … [Read more...]

Lake Tahoe, CA – Ski Resorts

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Alpine Meadows is located on the North Shore, on Alpine Meadows Road just off of Highway 89. This is one of the top 6 ski resorts in the Tahoe area. This resort is located 6 miles northwest of Tahoe City. Alpine Meadows is known for its long season and its diverse terrain. They have over 100 runs and 12 lifts. Their summit elevation is 8,637 feet with a vertical drop of 1,800 feet. Up until recently they had banned snow boarding but now snow … [Read more...]

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