An evening view of the Lions Gate Bridge from Canada Place.
Canada Place in the evening and the convention center.
While biking in Stanley Park we had many photo opportunities. This is Royal Vancouver Yacht Club on the bike path ahead.
Stanley Park offers many spots to take photos across to the city of Vancouver.
Stanley Park has a lot of wildlife as it still has a thick wooded area in the center.
Brockton Point Lighthouse in Stanley Park with one of the many float planes flying overhead.
"Girl in Wetsuit" has become a landmark in Stanley Park. A seagull thinks she would be a good landing spot.
One of Vancouvers beaches we passed on our Stanley Park bike ride.
English Bay and its beautiful tulips. Many people come here to enjoy the beach and harbor.
The laughing statues located by English Bay at Morton Park are part of the Vancouver Biennale 2009-2011 edition. Titled "A-maze-ing Laughter" by artist Yue Minjun.
Continuing on our bike route, this is the city from False Creek bay, showing the arena where the hockey club plays.
False creek area from Granville Island pub.
A very unique sculpture in a Vancouver park.
Lynn Canyon suspension bridge.
Lynn Canyon creek. Too cold in May for swimming!
Lynn Canyon
Lynn Canyon. View from one of the many very long stairs!
Lynn Canyon. Light peaks through the dense forest. Many trees are covered with moss as it's a rain forest,
Steamclock in downtown Vancouver.
The cauldron from the Winter Olympics is still there so you can visit it. They will be making a park around it in the future.
Downtown Vancouver from Burrard Steet.
