Top Activities on the Ground in British Columbia - page 2

Explore Whistler safely and easily with this guided electric bike tour. The e-bikes offer riders a little extra oomph getting around and allow groups of varying biking abilities to ride along together. On this tour, pedal through towering old-growth forests, past alpine streams and ecosystems, and the Olympic Celebration Plaza, all while taking in views of the Coastal Mountain range.

Deep Cove is a popular local spot for hiking, kayaking and restaurants. As an outdoors guide with 20+ years of experience leading hikes, I will show you how to hike safely, following your own pace if needed. As a photographer I'll not only take beautiful photos of your memories, but also teach you landscape photography regardless of whether you carry a smartphone or DSLR.

Spin through downtown Victoria on two wheels and discover top city attractions with ease on this Victoria castles and neighborhoods bike tour. Hop onto your bike and follow your guide through the city streets. Learn more about Victoria’s colorful past than you would on your own as you cycle past its historic buildings, and explore districts including the Inner Harbour, Cook Street Village, Chinatown, and more.

Get your bearings in a new city, while familiarizing yourself with its food scene by booking this Vancouver Gastown food and history tour. Walk with your group and guide through the cobblestone streets of one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, stopping at eateries as you go. Your guide tells stories of Vancouver’s Wild West history as you sample some of the best food of the area.

Transform Granville Island into your personal escape room with The Captain’s Puzzle Path. This self-guided adventure takes you through the vibrant streets of Vancouver’s artistic enclave, solving 21 unique challenges inspired by a whimsical sea captain. Encounter hidden murals, quirky sculptures, and delightful characters as you decode symbols and crack visual riddles. Designed for all ages, this urban quest is perfect for families, couples, or solo explorers looking to uncover the island's creative spirit, even on drizzly days. Capture your journey with plenty of Instagram-worthy moments and discover Granville Island like never before.

Take a leisurely ride through Vancouver's Stanley Park on two wheels as you learn about the history of the area and the First Nations people. During this guided tour, you'll cruise along the Seawall, stopping at points of interest including the Brockton Point Totem Poles, the Siwash Rock, and the Lion's Gate Bridge before cruising by the Victorian-style homes on the West End to finish the tour.

Pull on your harness and enjoy a thrilling adventure in the forest canopy on this aerial treetop course in Whistler. Test your nerve on a series of thrilling high-rope challenges in the Canadian wilderness as you climb, balance, and navigate a series of suspended obstacles. Start with a relaxing route through the woods before progressing to hair-raising courses up to 60 feet (18 meters) above ground. Make your way over spinning balls in the treetops, leap across rolling logs, and swing through the air on Tarzan ropes.

Join us on this annual celebration of nature and learn about the Kokanee Salmon as you watch them “run” upstream along Mission Creek. Enjoy a leisurely ride towards Mission Creek Greenway on our state-of-the-art e-bikes past local parks and beaches. As you move along Mission Creek, enjoy our fascinating audio guide and learn about the Kokanee Salmon at strategic viewing points of the creek. To celebrate the spawning event Lakeside Eco-Sports will donate $5 for every participant of the E-Bike Salmon Adventure to The Friends of Mission Creek Society, who actively engage in maintaining and enhancing the natural habitat to encourage greater numbers of Kokanee Salmon for future generations. Our app will guide you every step of the way on your mobile device and you can enjoy the easy navigation with points of interest pinned for your convenience. At the end of your trip, a few clicks will generate a souvenir video of your amazing day to share with friends and treasure forever.

This bike tour of Vancouver lets you see the city’s highlights up close and cover far more ground than a walking tour. Visit neighborhoods such as Stanley Park and Gastown and feel the breeze on your face during a ferry ride to Granville Island. See the different sides of the city, from its natural beauty to its more urban landscapes.

Cycle along the seawall and through some of Vancouver’s most popular neighborhoods with your small group and a guide. You’ll see Gastown, Yaletown, Chinatown (with a stop at the serene Dr Sun Yat-Sen Garden) and Strathcona—Vancouver’s oldest residential neighborhood.  There will be time for a walk through the market on Granville Island before concluding the 11-mile (18 kilometer) trip.

Join this scenic, nature-forward ride along the world-famous Seawall and through Vancouver’s crown jewel. Your bike rental is included, and with a friendly local guide at your side, you’ll discover the highlights of this 1,001-acre (405-hectare) natural wonder in just under 3 hours. We’ll go at your pace (that’s a promise!), sharing stories about local history and Indigenous communities, with plenty of stops for photos and breaks. After experiencing the park and city through your local guide’s eyes, you decide what the tour is worth. - Experience 360° scenery: mountains, ocean, rainforest, and city skyline - Enjoy 9 km of car-free oceanfront riding along the water’s edge - Ride safely with a knowledgeable guide, on regular bike or e-bike - Take in Siwash Rock, Totems, Lions Gate views & Third Beach sunsets

Get an introduction to Whistler on this 2-hour walking tour, as you discover local secrets and explore the surrounding nature. Your guide offers ongoing commentary on the region as you wander from trendy shopping areas to sites from the 2010 Winter Olympics, all while encountering vibrant street art and distinct architecture.

The Locals Line is a flexible, small-group e-bike tour built around how Whistler locals actually ride. Instead of following a fixed route, each experience connects a mix of quiet valley trails, scenic shortcuts, and lesser-known spots based on the group and the day’s conditions. This creates a more natural, flowing ride that goes beyond the typical tourist paths. Led by a longtime Whistler rider, this tour offers a more personal and authentic way to explore—no rigid itinerary, just a well-guided ride through the best routes available that day.

Explore Victoria's history and culinary scene on this two-in-one, small-group walking tour of the British Columbian capital. Follow a guide to highlights such as the Parliament Buildings, the Inner Harbor, Fan Tan Alley, the Harmonious Gates of Interest, and the Victoria Public Market. Along the way, stop for food tastings of local products.

Mountain bike tours through the mountaintops are a great way to explore Whistler’s dramatic scenery, but aren’t accessible if you’re not a strong rider. On this small-group guided tour, hop on a mountain e-bike instead, offering assistance as you ride the mountain trails, heading to various overlooks so you can gaze at the craggy, forest-filled landscape. The tour now lasts about 2.5 hours, giving you more time to enjoy the alpine views.

When you make port in Victoria, discover top city attractions in style on this 2-hour Victoria castles and neighborhoods bike tour. Follow your guide by bicycle through Victoria and gain insight into the city’s colorful past. Explore diverse districts such as the Inner Harbour, Cook Street Village and Chinatown. Take in panoramic views over Dallas Road’s waterfront and marvel at the creepy Craigdarroch Castle. Spin through pretty Moss Rock Park and Beacon Hill Park, and enjoy the creative buzz of leafy Fernwood.

Experience some of Vancouver's highlights on this family-friendly day tour, including stops at Grouse Mountain and the Capilano Suspension Bridge. With a small group of just 14 travelers, watch the lumberjack and endangered bird shows at Grouse Mountain. Visit the Treetop Adventure and the Cliffwalk at the Capilano Suspension Bridge. Round-trip hotel transportation included.

Experience the capital city of BC in all it's splendor from the big comfy seat of a Pedego Electric Bike. Let our experienced guides handle the logistics and just kick back and enjoy the ride. On this tour we will depart from our pier A location at Ogden Point (185 Dallas Rd) in the Breakwater District. We will journey along the beautiful coastline and traverse through the famous Beacon Hill Park stopping at historic landmarks along the way. Other stops of interest include Clover Point, Ross Bay Cemetery, Craigdarroch Castle, Government House, Victoria Inner Harbour, The Parliament Buildings, and Fisherman's Wharf.

Discover top city attractions on two wheels on this bike tour of Downtown Vancouver and Stanley Park. With a bike provided, and just a small group and guide for company, enjoy an active and personal way to explore. Discover many of Downtown's key areas and sights; then, continue to Stanley Park, where you can enjoy fine views over the snow-capped mountains beyond.

Discover hidden alleys and local curios in Vancouver’s Old Town and Chinatown districts on this 75-minute pedicab tour. Head through Victoria's Old Town and Chinatown districts with your guide, where old shops and boutiques line the winding alleyways. Hear hair-raising ghost stories from centuries past and learn of the settlers, immigrants and colonists who have shaped the city we see today. Along the way, watch skilled street performers plying their trade the way they have for centuries. Admire Victoria’s traditional architecture and gain insight into the city’s colorful past.

Join Blazing Saddles Adventures Squamish's first electric mountain bike specialists as we discover the natural beauty and diverse ecosystem of Squamish on high-end electric bikes. Any level of biking ability will enjoy our friendly eco-ride which guides you through the most scenic vistas of Squamish from river to ocean. Guests will get a chance to see coastal temperate rainforests, salmon spawning habitat, mountains, ancient volcanoes, Howe Sound (the southernmost fjord in North America) and the Squamish River estuary - all in 2-3 hours! Squamish is where the mountains collide with the ocean and is as beautiful as it is diverse. This tour is for everyone. You do not have to be superfit or an experienced biker. Just have a love for adventure and beautiful places!

People that visit Vancouver usually fall in love with the city. I want to show you why with an immersive running tour that highlights the best of Vancouver both well known and well hidden. The mountains, beaches, the largest urban park in North America all alongside some of the best food, craft beer, and coffee anywhere, make Vancouver a city that's constantly rated most livable in the world. We will see sights such as the Vancouver Convention Centre, Olympic torch, Stanley Park, English Bay, False Creek, Yaletown, Gastown, and we might even be luckily enough to run right through and active movie set as Vancouver is truly Hollywood North. I can accommodate 7k, 10K, 15K, 21k or custom distance options and will curate the tour to your chosen distance. I'm always happy to customize the tour or go off book if you have something specific you'd like to see or a theme you'd like to explore. All levels and paces are welcome.

Explore Victoria while taking advantage of the city’s great network of cycling lanes on this small-group bike tour. You’ll visit a variety of Victoria landmarks, including Craigdarroch Castle, Government House, and Fisherman’s Wharf. Along the way, your guide will share a wealth of information about the history of British Columbia’s capital, along with a local’s tips and insights into the culture.

The Sea to Sky area has some of the most spectacular hiking and walking in the world. Choose from the list of our most favourite hikes: Garibaldi Lake (Distance: 6-8hrs, Distance: 19km): Ascend a short steep climb that leads to sweeping alpine meadows with blooming wildflowers before reaching the impressively large Garibaldi Lake. Iceberg Lake (Time: 7-8hrs, Distance: 19km): This challenging yet non-technical trail loop that is best hiked from July to September. It features stunning views, alpine meadows, and serene lakes like Screaming Cat and Iceberg Lake. Crater Rim (Time: 4hrs, Distance: 8km): Start by crossing a suspension bridge over a fast-flowing, glacially fed river lined with the huge Douglas Firs and Western Hemlock that make up our coastal temperate rainforest. Cheakamus Lake (Time: 4hrs, Distance: 10km): Hike through the rainforest surrounded by giant Cedars, Douglas Firs and Western Hemlock trees before reaching the edge of the lake.