North Vancouver
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North Vancouver is located on the northern shore of Burrard Inlet provides plenty of opportunities for recreational activities and is also called North Shore. North Vancouver is known for its ski areas. Grouse Mountain is popular for its beautiful scenic views and gondola rides. North Vancouver was at one point in time considered the central hub for production of lumber along with ship building. It has now been converted to SeaBus terminal.
Lonsdale Quay has a public market that includes restaurants and food kiosks and art and craft stores. Lonsdale Quay provides easy access to the entertainment areas and Centennial Place and Stanley Park. The North Vancouver waterfront is connected with the Quay and this walkway allows tourists to enjoy a beautiful 360 degree view of the surrounding areas. To the north of the Lonsdale Quay is the Capilano Suspension Bridge which is among the oldest of North Vancouver attractions. This bridge allows the tourists to get the exhilarating view of the Capilano River.
One of the things that set apart North Vancouver is that it has as many as 40 parks and these parks have plenty of natural areas along with walking trails. The North Vancouver Museum and Archives is also a big tourist attraction which houses in excess of 40,000 photos. These photographs can help tourists appreciate the transformation of North Vancouver from an industrial centre to its present state offering some of the most loved recreation activities.