Log update: The Park Board is bringing back logs around Vancouver beaches

It’s a universal fact (in Vancouver) that more beach logs equal better beach days, as they offer folks the perfect place to perch for a summer sunset if they forgot their blankets & towels at home. Luckily for Vancouverites, the Park Board has been given the green light to roll more logs onto multiple beaches across the city in the coming weeks.

First up is English Bay this weekend, ahead of the Honda Celebration of Light.

Log update: more logs will roll onto beaches in the coming weeks including at English Bay this weekend in anticipation of #CelebrationofLight. As this work is underway, we’ll continue to consult with communities and residents to ensure the beaches are safe and accessible for all.

— Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation (@ParkBoard) July 15, 2022

The Park Board also urges folks to be more mindful of the trash they leave behind – as their crews continue to uncover excess cans, bottles, and cigarette butts.

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That’s all for now, folks! Enjoy your weekend and grab a front-row beach log if you can.

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