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Stanley Park (Greenspace and Totem Poles)

Stanley Park (Greenspace and Totem Poles)

Vancouver, British Columbia
http://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/stanley-park...

The green areas in the middle of the park are the perfect spot for a picnic or a walk after visiting the park's other attractions, like the aquarium. Lord Stanley, the Governer General in 1889, when he officially dedicated the park, worked hard to make it a place that everyone could enjoy. There's a lot to explore and discover here: watch for squirrels and songbirds that make the park their home, venture out to the rose gardens, or make your way to the brilliant totem poles to learn more about the original inhabitants of beautiful Stanley Park.

Photo Credit: Mary Bunka

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NEWS FEED
  • Stanley Park ( Greenspace and Totem Poles)
    guestBook Guestbook/ GeoGal1/ Jul 1, 2017

    This section of the park is one of those 'must sees' everytime I visit Vancouver. It was fun to check out the workmanship on the totem poles with my parents.

  • Buggest leafe
    guestBook Guestbook/ Heli101/ Mar 8, 2016 Buggest leafe

    Wow

  • Cultural Inspiration
    guestBook Guestbook/ yucaistudent/ Mar 31, 2015

    Glad to have these showcases of Aboriginal culture in our city!

  • Stanley Park Totems
    guestBook Guestbook/ hannabroker/ Jan 12, 2015 Stanley Park Totems

    While visiting British Columbia in August 2014, I saw the beautiful Stanley Park Totems for the first time. These amazing totems connected me to a culture different than my own. The relationships the Haida culture has with the land is absolutely inspiring. Seeing these beautiful works of art and learning about the Haida culture was the highlight of my summer.

  • Stanley Park Totem Poles
    guestBook Guestbook/ jamlopz/ Aug 2, 2014 Stanley Park Totem Poles

    <3

  • A Walk in the Park
    guestBook Guestbook/ Explore150 Team/ Mar 24, 2014 A Walk in the Park

    I took a break from my studies on a relatively warm day and was immediately glad I did. Walking through Stanley park with no destination in mind was calming and peaceful and just what I needed. I loved walking to the Totem Poles (although I got a little lost--make sure you follow the signs!) and learned a lot about some of British Columbia's history before it was officially a province. The totem poles are beautiful and definitely worth checking out.

    On my way back, I got lost again and found myself at a huge rose garden, which is also definitely worth the slight detour. A walk through Stanley Park is the perfect way to de-stress and relax after a long work day -- or week.

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What two animals are present on the Oscar Maltipi Pole?

A Grizzly Bear and an Orca Whale An Orca Whale and an Eagle A Thunderbird and an Orca Whale
NEWS FEED
  • Stanley Park ( Greenspace and Totem Poles)
    guestBook Guestbook/ GeoGal1/ Jul 1, 2017

    This section of the park is one of those 'must sees' everytime I visit Vancouver. It was fun to check out the workmanship on the totem poles with my parents.

  • Buggest leafe
    guestBook Guestbook/ Heli101/ Mar 8, 2016 Buggest leafe

    Wow

  • Cultural Inspiration
    guestBook Guestbook/ yucaistudent/ Mar 31, 2015

    Glad to have these showcases of Aboriginal culture in our city!

  • Stanley Park Totems
    guestBook Guestbook/ hannabroker/ Jan 12, 2015 Stanley Park Totems

    While visiting British Columbia in August 2014, I saw the beautiful Stanley Park Totems for the first time. These amazing totems connected me to a culture different than my own. The relationships the Haida culture has with the land is absolutely inspiring. Seeing these beautiful works of art and learning about the Haida culture was the highlight of my summer.

  • Stanley Park Totem Poles
    guestBook Guestbook/ jamlopz/ Aug 2, 2014 Stanley Park Totem Poles

    <3

  • A Walk in the Park
    guestBook Guestbook/ Explore150 Team/ Mar 24, 2014 A Walk in the Park

    I took a break from my studies on a relatively warm day and was immediately glad I did. Walking through Stanley park with no destination in mind was calming and peaceful and just what I needed. I loved walking to the Totem Poles (although I got a little lost--make sure you follow the signs!) and learned a lot about some of British Columbia's history before it was officially a province. The totem poles are beautiful and definitely worth checking out.

    On my way back, I got lost again and found myself at a huge rose garden, which is also definitely worth the slight detour. A walk through Stanley Park is the perfect way to de-stress and relax after a long work day -- or week.

The green areas in the middle of the park are the perfect spot for a picnic or a walk after visiting the park's other attractions, like the aquarium. Lord Stanley, the Governer General in 1889, when he officially dedicated the park, worked hard to make it a place that everyone could enjoy. There's a lot to explore and discover here: watch for squirrels and songbirds that make the park their home, venture out to the rose gardens, or make your way to the brilliant totem poles to learn more about the original inhabitants of beautiful Stanley Park.

Vancouver, British Columbia
http://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/st...
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Photo: Mary Bunka

How does this place make you feel?
reflective empathetic frustrated fearful happy calm lonely surprised curious inspired secure sad exhilarated appreciative amazed guilty