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Downtown Vancouver with snow on North Shore mountains. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Clayton Perry
From beach walks to ski slopes with breaks for incredible food, sightseeing, and art, you can experience Vancouver’s nature, adventure, and culture all in one amazing winter day.
Snowshoeing at Grouse Mountain. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Kindred & Scout
We get all kinds of weather in Vancouver in winter from mild and wet days to cold and snowy ones. And the weather is different in the city than it is up in the mountains. Our Vancouver winter packing list for outdoor adventures has tips for what to bring for all conditions.
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Outdoor Gear to Pack for Winter Adventures in Vancouver
Skating at the Starlight Rink at Harrison Hot Springs. Photo: Tourism Harrison
Going on a winter adventure doesn’t have to break the bank. From sledding to snowshoeing, here are seven free and cheap outdoor things to do in winter around Vancouver.
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7 Free and Cheap Winter Adventures Around Vancouver
Photo: Mount Seymour
No car? No problem! It’s easy to have a winter in adventure in Vancouver without a car. Choose from skiing, snowshoeing, floating past eagles, heading to the Sea to Sky Gondola, and lots more. Here are our picks for the best car-free winter adventures around Vancouver.
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6 Car-Free Winter Adventures Around Vancouver
Photo: Grouse Mountain via The Burrard
Ski season isn’t just about enjoying the chairlift ride up the mountain or feeling the rush of wind on your way down a ski hill. Après-ski plays a big part in Vancouver’s mountain sports scene. Here’s where to ‘après‘ with your immediate household or core bubble in the city this winter.
Photo: Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel
It’s brisk out there, folks! Whether it’s a campfire or a fireplace feature in a snazzy hotel, there’s just something about sitting by the fire. It’s time to get cozy for date night or dinner with your housemate. Warm-up by the fire over dinner or cocktails at some of Vancouver’s best restaurants and hotels.
Photo: Secret Lantern Society
December 21st marks the longest night of the year and Winter Solstice. Whether you’re celebrating the dance of the sun and the Earth, or simply the fact that it’s the longest night of the year, there’s a way for everyone to experience this winter celebration in Vancouver.
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Celebrate the Longest Night of the Year in Vancouver
