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Here’s how to visit these iconic BC provincial parks without a car

There’s still time left to take advantage of Canada’s non-profit bus service, Parkbus, which takes passengers to some of the most beautiful and revered provincial parks in the country. So grab your best hiking shoes and backpacks, and get ready to explore more of beautiful British Columbia!

As of now, Parkbus is still offering direct routes (and guaranteed admission) to Garibaldi, Cultus Lake, and Golden Ears on select Saturdays this month.

Below are the remaining dates available on Parkbus’ website:

Passengers heading towards all Parkbus destinations in British Columbia are picked up at 1025 Dunsmuir Street near the Bank of China and Burrard SkyTrain Station.

If you’re keen on seeing any of these stunning parks before summer’s end, now’s the time to secure your spot!

So there you have it, Vancouver. Stay tuned for more info on next season’s Parkbus destinations as it comes. Who knows, Stawamus Chief and Alice Lake may be back on the map!

Enjoy your next car-less adventure.

Parkbus Summer 2024 – British Columbia

When: Select dates this September
Where: Pick-up at 1025 Dunsmuir Street
Cost: $67 to $98 per person

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