Lonely Planet Washington, Oregon & the Pacific Northwest
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Lonely Planet Washington, Oregon & the Pacific Northwest

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Lonely Planet Washington, Oregon & the Pacific Northwest

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Publisher
Lonely Planet
Year
2020
eBook ISBN
9781788687409
Print ISBN
9781787013643

Vancouver, Whistler & Vancouver Island

Vancouver

Whistler & The Sunshine Coast

Whistler

Sunshine Coast

Vancouver Island

Victoria

Saanich Peninsula & Around

Sooke & Around

Cowichan Valley

Nanaimo

Parksville & Qualicum

Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

Ucluelet

Tofino

Comox Valley

Campbell River

Port Hardy

Cape Scott Provincial Park

Southern Gulf Islands

Salt Spring Island

North & South Pender Islands

Mayne Island

Galiano Island

Vancouver, Whistler & Vancouver Island

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Why Go?

Visitors to Canada’s westernmost province are never short of superlatives when typing their travel blogs. It’s hard not to be moved by looming mountains, wildlife-packed forests and uncountable kilometers of pristine coastline that slow your heartbeat like a spa treatment. But British Columbia (BC) is much more than just a nature-hugging diorama. Cosmopolitan Vancouver is an animated fusion of cuisines and cultures from Asia and beyond, while historic Victoria and resort town Whistler have their own vibrant, alluring scenes. And for sheer character, it’s hard to beat the province’s kaleidoscope of quirky little communities, from the rustic Sunshine Coast to the laid-back Southern Gulf Islands. Wherever you head, of course, the great outdoors will always be calling. Don’t just point your camera at it. BC is unbeatable for the kind of life-enhancing skiing, kayaking, hiking and biking you’ll want to brag about to everyone back home.

When to Go

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  • Dec–Mar Powder action stripes the slopes of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains.
  • Jul & Aug Beaches, patios and a plethora of overlapping festivals enliven Vancouver.
  • Sep & Oct Great surfing and the start of storm-watching season lure many to Tofino.

Best Places to Eat

A Salmon n’ Bannock
A Purebread
A Acorn
A Tree House Cafe

Best Places to Stay

A SkwachĂ ys Lodge
A Ocean Island Inn
A Free Spirit Spheres
A Crown Ma...

Table of contents

  1. Table of Contents
  2. Welcome to the Pacific Northwest
  3. The Pacific Northwest’s Top 25
  4. Need to Know
  5. What’s New
  6. Accommodations
  7. If You Like…
  8. Month by Month
  9. Itineraries
  10. Eat & Drink Like a Local
  11. Pacific Northwest Road Trips
  12. Pacific Northwest Outdoors
  13. Family Travel
  14. Regions at a Glance
  15. Seattle
  16. Northwestern Washington & The San Juan Islands
  17. Olympic Peninsula & Washington Coast
  18. Washington Cascades
  19. Central & Eastern Washington
  20. Portland
  21. The Willamette Valley & Wine Country
  22. Columbia River Gorge
  23. Central Oregon & The Oregon Cascades
  24. Oregon Coast
  25. Ashland & Southern Oregon
  26. Eastern Oregon
  27. Vancouver, Whistler & Vancouver Island
  28. Understand the Pacific Northwest
  29. History
  30. Life as a Pacific Northwesterner
  31. Music & the Arts
  32. Wild Things
  33. Sustainable Pacific Northwest
  34. Directory A–Z
  35. Transportation
  36. Behind the Scenes
  37. Our Writers