Surrey, Canada is a city that boasts a plethora of attractions and highlights that are sure to excite any visitor. From stunning natural landscapes to urban hotspots, Surrey has something for everyone. One of the top attractions in Surrey is the beautiful Green Timbers Urban Forest, which offers miles of hiking trails and serene picnic areas. For those seeking a more urban experience, the city offers a bustling downtown core filled with trendy restaurants, bars, and shops. Surrey is also home to the famous Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair, which draws crowds from all over the region. Other highlights include the Museum of Surrey, Bear Creek Park, and the Historic Stewart Farm. Whether you're a nature lover or a city slicker, Surrey is a destination that should not be missed.
Resting on the western reaches of the Strait of Georgia, Galiano Island is a narrow strip of land sandwiched between Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, Canada. Dubbed the Jewel of the Strait of Georgia, this magnificently scenic island boasts untouched landscapes of mountains, bluffs, cliffs, reefs, peaceful beaches and flourishing forest reserves. It is also the first stop along the Tsawwassen-Gulf Island Route. Nature lovers delight in this quiet area's abundant wildlife that hosts over 130 bird species while orca whales, seals, otters, and sea lions cavort just off the shore. On the south end of Galiano Island lies Montague Harbour National Park, a hotspot for outdoor adventures such as kayaking, boating, scuba diving, swimming, hiking and mountain biking.
Embraced by the banks of the Yukon River and surrounded by the peaks of the Grey and Golden Horn mountains, this buzzing city in Northern Canada offers a wonderful variety of attractions and activities. Tour the S.S. Klondike sternwheeler for a touch of Gold Rush history, head off to Miles Canyon and walk the suspension bridge, and take your pick of more than 700km of trails that will connect you to rivers, lakes, valleys, and mountains. Visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where the combination of lowland, wetlands and steep rock cliffs make for great wildlife viewing. The city also boasts a vibrant visual arts community and its very own snow-sculpting team.
Wild, mountainous and sparsely populated, Canada's 'true north' offers a wilderness experience like no other. While in bustling Whitehorse, visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve and Miles Canyon, and after enjoying the somewhat offbeat vibe of Dawson City (don't skip the Dawson City Museum), venture to nearby Tombstone Territorial Park, also known as "bear country". Your time outdoors should include Kluane National Park to see Canada's tallest peak, Mount Logan, and the world's largest non-polar ice fields found in the St. Elias Mountains. Otherwise, take your pick of canoeing, salmon fishing, dog-sledding and hiking. You'll enjoy the fact that time has done little to change things here.
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