7 Must-See Destinations On Canada's West Coast

 

Scenes of mountains with peaks in the clouds, lakes with bright hues, vast stretches of the ocean — these are just a few of the wonders that draw so many people to the West Coast of Canada.

The beauty of B.C. does not disappoint, and as soon as you touch down in Vancouver you'll be privy to some of the breathtaking scenery that makes the province deserving of its name "Beautiful British Columbia."

Beyond the borders of the city is even more spectacular natural beauty, from untouched wonders tucked away along the coast of the province to popular destinations that live up to their reputations.

You can take your pick of rainforest walks and island adventures to mountainous hikes and sparkling lakes. There's so much to see and do it's hard to choose where to start.

It makes planning a trip to B.C. all that much more exciting, but also difficult. Choosing which exciting sight to see is no easy feat, but we're here to help. Our team has put together their list of all-time favourite destinations in B.C. that they'd recommend to anyone exploring the West Coast.

If you're headed on a West Coast adventure anytime soon or just want some travel inspo to tuck away on your bucket list — take notes.

Explore this list   👀

Source: https://www.narcity.com/vancouver/must-see-destinations-on-canadas-west-coast


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