So glad you enjoyed it! That's a perfect combo! You're going to love both! Thanks so much for watching!

Wonderful! So glad you had a great time! The sea to sky highway is so beautiful. Glad you got to see the seals too, they are so fun to watch. Thanks for the feedback so happy you enjoyed the trip to Vancouver!

Vancouver B.C is so so beautiful! We're going to Calgary on our next visit, next summer.

Actually there’s lots of small parking lots along the way for view points and cafes so you can always stop at one of the parking lots and walk over to the spot you missed!

Thank you!!

Awesome! So glad you enjoyed both! Thanks for watching!

Yes! It was neat to see! Even though...it's basically only the outside! LOL but loved having lunch there. Such a pretty location and good food!

Have fun!!

You'll love Vancouver! It's stunning!! Thanks so much for watching!

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Have a wonderful time! Vancouver and the area around it, is so beautiful! Enjoy!

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Thanks for watching!

Hands down the Sea to Sky Gondola! It was so beautiful! Totally understand if you can't make it....but definitely try, that was our favorite. Love it more than Capilano 😊

Enjoy your trip

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If I had to pick one I would stick with the Sea to Sky Gondola! It's gorgeous!

I love here and I can say the experience from both is different. However, the Cap Bridge is pricey. I've found it a better choice to go to the Lynn Canyon suspension bridge. It's free, though parking is limited so arrive as early as possible. While the Sea to Sky offers amazing mountain, ocean and island views, the Cap and Lynn Canyon give deep river canyons and heavy forest. In Summer, Lynn Canyon also has swimming areas in the river that are a short walk through a gorgeous forest trail after crossing the bridge. I hope that helps ☺

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Born, raised here. To head north on Sea to Sky, you will need to rent a car. As amazing as that drive is (It never gets old for me), skip the car. stay downtown. Uber everywhere downtown for cheap (unless there's surge pricing.... cruises). The Capilano suspension bridge, or Grouse Mountain have bus shuttles (free from downtown) to those spots. Grouse will give you the Gondola experience, the views, Grizzly bears, birds of prey and all the hiking you can handle. As for downtown restaurants.. she says Cactus...... sure, but I suggest Cardero's, go to the bar side for great food and live music on the water. My wife and I will go there on evenings after dinner for apres whatever. Lift also on the water is great. A crazy but special experience is Yasma, kitty corner to Lift. So.... Stanley park as she says is not 17 miles. It's 5.8 miles, and there's a cutout half way to get you back on Georgia St, back into downtown, but yes it's a beautiful park, drive. Plenty of bike / scooter shops, just outside of Stanley Park for rentals. I live right downtown in Coal Harbour, water / mountain views, Harbour Air activity, it's truly breathtaking. If you can get a hotel room with water, mountain views and everything steps out your door. You're as close to "heaven" as it gets.

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I live in Vancouver and would find it difficult to see all this in a single day. The Sea to Sky is a half day, minimum, as is Shannon Falls. Stanley Park can be a full day, especially if you take in the Aquarium or take a walk on the seawall around the park. The Capilano Suspension Bridge is lovely and the river and forest are beautiful, but it's also expensive (about $70 Canadian). If you want a better option for the bridge/river/forest combination, try for the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge instead. The only cost is parking. However, parking is limited so the earlier you can arrive, the better. Both of these bridges are in North Vancouver. Another great North Shore location is Lighthouse Park in West Vancouver. Again, parking is limited but the park is free. Gorgeous forest trails that wind through the park, most of which will bring you to the Point Atkinson lighthouse at the ocean's edge. A perfect place for a picnic and the chance of spotting seals, whales, otters and eagles are generally good. ☺

To me... YES! Hands Down!

@@JeanieMarie as in prettier than olympic,cascades n rainier??

They did! The week after we visited! LOL so we just missed it! But it really didn't matter to us.

@@JeanieMarie lol gotcha. I’m planning on visiting there really soon myself . This video was definitely helpful for sure!

@@deontehargraves Thanks for watching! And have fun!

I'm not sure about a train. We drove. It's super easy to drive in Canada. You just have to switch your speedometer to KM instead if Miles. Otherwise it's like driving in USA.

The train from Seattle is opened and running once there and back daily!

Yes we used our rental car from WA. No we didn't purchase any additional insurance. But it would be a good idea to look into it.

@@JeanieMarie Thank you for your response. :)

I don't think they close down, BUT double-check directly to make sure!

All parks are opened year round!

Correct. We were only there for one day.

17 miles for what?

@@JeanieMarie Stanley Park?

@@teddym2933 Oh my goodness! I meant Minutes not miles! Good catch!