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Hiking : Dolphin

Canada British Columbia Metro Vancouver Regional District Vancouver

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This hiking route takes you through the beautiful area of Stanley Park in Vancouver. The trail is super easy, making it suitable for hikers of all levels. Before embarking on this journey, make sure to bring enough water and check the weather forecast for the day.

As you begin your hike, you'll come across various points of interest. At the beginning of the trail, you'll find a parking area where you can leave your car. Moving along, you'll pass by Lumberman's Arch Picnic Area Shelter and various water attractions such as Dolphin, Sea Lions, Seals, Sea Otters, and Penguins. These natural water features are perfect for observing marine life in their natural habitat.

Further along the trail, you'll come across the Old Polar Bear Exhibit, a historic ruin that adds a touch of intrigue to your hike. As you continue, you'll find the Lord Stanley Statue and the Robert Burns Statue, both historical monuments that offer insight into the park's heritage.

For sustenance during your hike, you can stop by the Railway Cafe or Ocean Wise Cafe. Additionally, there are water dispensers available along the way to keep you hydrated.

As you make your way back to the starting point, don't forget to visit the Japanese Canadian War Memorial and the Killer Whale artwork for a deeper appreciation of the park's cultural significance.

This circular route spanning 0.713 kilometers offers a relaxing and informative hiking experience in Stanley Park. Enjoy the scenic views and diverse points of interest as you explore this captivating natural oasis.