Centennial Seawalk

this walk from park royal north to the beach house is lovely… no flippin’ crowds like you do on the stanley park seawall, no rollerbladers or cyclists running you down… tons of parking all over (if not just a few blocks away, on many side streets)

One of the great places to take a walk and enjoy the surroundings.
Most everyone have heard about Stanley Parks sea wall, but this place has something to offer that Stanley Park cant. On a sunny day, you have sunshining all the time. At Stanley Park, you have to walk around parts where the sun doesn’t shine directly upon. For me this is a big plus when going for a stroll.
There are lots of local community shops and restaurants to go to as well. just blocks away from the Seawalk.
So get out and get some exercise and check out this lovely place by the ocean.
This is the west coast, you’re here, so you might as well experience what it is all about.

It doesn’t get much better then this for a walk in our city. One of the unique things in Vancouver is our ever expanding sea wall. Every time i go to another city, i ask ‘where is your seawall?’ and i often get funny looks.
I have been coming to the sea wall my whole life. I like that part of it has a seperate dog walk area, and also the doggie park at ambelside. I don’t even have a dog and i love it!
A great place to catch up with friends on a stroll, or ease drop on other people catching up.
Weekends tend to get insane with the amount of people taking it in, but it’s kind a nice feeling when everyone want’s to get out of there house for a walk.

What a fabulous day in Vancouver! We took another peaceful walk along the Sea Wall on the north shore, aka. Centennial.
Beginning at the foot of 15^th Avenue in West Vancouver, you find a pebble beach with dramatic views of the Bridge, Stanley Pk. and the city of Vancouver.
The large ships dwarf the passage and their wake licks at the shore in a rhythmic tantra. Sea birds fly around really making this one of my favourite places to meditate.
Walking West along the water on the foot path all the way to the 2^nd pier, (over by the Beach Café) is approximately 2.5 k.
Good news for people with pups: It looks like they may allow one week per month when dogs are actually able to walk ON the path instead of the other side of the fence! Enough people must have come together for that change to happen.