Stanley Park and the Seawall Walk
This page is divided into two sections. The TOP half features photos taken while strolling Stanley Park and making occasional use of the park's free trolley. Each photo is lettered from A to H. The map included in the bottom section contains the corresponding letter to mark the spot where each of these photos was taken. Several photos (B through E) were shot while walking along the park's Seawall Walk, which can accommodate walkers, joggers, skaters and cyclists. The other photos are a hodgepodge from various spots including the Vancouver Aquarium, one of the many park attractions.
 [A] Stanley Park's Brockton Point from Burrard Inlet |
 [B] Stanley Park, Coal Harbour Entrance Cyclists stay left, Walkers to the right |
 [C] Looking across Coal Harbour at Vancouver's West End |
 [D] Dead Man's Island |
 [E] The Totem Poles |
 [F] Lions Gate Bridge from Stanley Park Drive |
 [G] English Bay |
 [H] Octopus at the Vancouver Aquarium |
 [H] Baluga Whale at the Vancouver Aquarium |
The top section of this page included photos (B through E) shot while walking the Seawall Walk, up to the area of the
totem poles prior to Brockton Point.
This section is entirely devoted to the rest of the Seawall journey and includes
photos shot exclusively on my Seawall bike ride. The numbers 1 through 19 on the map indicate where each of these photos
was shot. A thumbnail for each of these photos is to the right of the map and is likewise numbered.
Click on each numbered thumbnail to enlarge the photo taken at that spot and to see its caption.
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Click on thumbnail photo to enlarge 
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I rented my bike from Spokes Bicycle & Espresso Bar located near the Coal Harbor entrance to Stanley Park. They provide excellent service, quality bikes, and great value. Should I ever return to Vancouver I would spend more than 2 nights and spend at least an entire afternoon biking. The city's network of bike and walking paths extend well beyond Stanley Park.