Have you ever had the desire to pull your car over and jump into a cold but refreshing body of water? Well, go for it! I was on my way home from a road trip to Lytton, BC, driving along Hwy #1 when I pulled over on the shoulder of the road. I was hot, sweaty … More Jumping in at Lake of the Woods
One Incredible Road Trip to Lytton, British Columbia I needed an escape from the hot weather for a weekend and wanted some time to myself. I decided a road trip would solve this dilemma. In August, I picked up a Modo car and headed east towards the Fraser Canyon, along Hwy #1 to Lytton, British … More Road Trip to Lytton, British Columbia
Alouette Lake in Golden Ears Provincial Park Feeling the cold water run through my fingers, I look at the trees poking out from the water. I haven’t seen anything like this before as we paddle between the standing dead trees. My eyes dart between the shoreline and into the water where we pass over slow decaying … More Canoeing Alouette Lake in Golden Ears
After having to cancel my Gulf Island kayaking trip due to a car accident, a couple friends and I decided to stay close to Vancouver and head to Golden Ears Provincial Park for a weekend of camping and time outdoors. I craved time away from the city and wanted to be surrounded by nature. Due to the accident, I … More Greater Vancouver Easy Walks – Golden Ears Provincial Park Lower Falls Trail
“There’s no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothing.” As the rain poured down on us, this famous saying resonated with me. I could see the sunshine far off in a distance and it was moving closer to us. Thankfully, I was prepared for the rainy weather in my Gore-Tex rain jacket and … More Kayaking Vancouver with Lotus Land Tours
Once I gave up hope, I saw them! I saw a black bear with her two cubs. Last summer, I took a kayaking trip to Sechelt Inlet with the hope of seeing black bears in the wild. On the paddle there, breathing in the sea salt air, passing oyster farms, I was on constant lookout as we … More Black Bears in Sechelt, British Columbia
The drive to Pacific Rim National Park is one of the most scenic drives in the world. I couldn’t help but rush any stops on the way there as I wanted to get to the park as soon as possible. After a few hours on the road, I pulled into the park, parked the car and … More Green Point Campground
Pacific Rim National Park Interpretive Program Parks Canada has a great interpretive program that runs every day during the peak period at Pacific Rim National Park. The program typically runs five interpretive programs a day which consist of guided walks, evening programs and prop talks. Back in 2013, Parks Canada decided to extend their interpretive program … More Parks Canada: Pacific Rim National Park Interpretive Program
Need some time away from the kids or just enjoy going to events where children won’t be around, the Vancouver Aquarium hosts an adults-only night After Hours event three times of year! It’s a wonderful way to enjoy the Aquarium and treat yourself. Normally, you can’t purchase alcohol at the Aquarium but they make an exception for this event. It’s a nice treat to indulge when you would normally … More After Hours at Vancouver Aquarium
Pacific Spirit Regional Park People who live in Vancouver typically have a love and hate relationship with the rain. It keeps the city beautiful and green but too much rain can get to you, especially in the winter. However, I’m a firm believer in not letting the rain keep you inside. One of my favourite rainy … More Vancouver Parks: Pacific Spirit Regional Park
Wanderlust Megan 