Four hundred hectares of temperate rainforest still attached to downtown Vancouver, with cedars and Douglas firs seventy metres tall that were never logged. The Seawall rings it for nine kilometres between ocean, snow peaks and towers, walked or cycled. At Brockton Point stands a group of First Nations totem poles, the most photographed objects in British Columbia.
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