Discover these Neighbourhoods!
• YOU MUST explore at least one NEIGHBOURHOOD or DAY OUT ADVENTURE to earn your 2023 PRIVILEGE PASS.
• You will earn 3 STAMPS for exploring a DAY OUT ADVENTURE!
• Download a their Scavenger Hunt from the links included here
• Have fun, find out something new then recommend to your friends, guests and family that they visit these very fun, and not so far away Day's Out!!
Discover Surrey
Explore the iconic and vintage community of Cloverdale, one of Surrey’s six unique neighbourhoods. Check out the cute boutiques, retro shops, and fun eateries. Then visit the Museum of Surrey. discoversurreybc.com/tourismchallenge
EARN 3 STAMPS WHEN YOU COMPLETE THIS CHALLENGE!
Langley
Langley is the Fraser Valley’s premier wine and libations destination, and home of the historical Fort Langley. Visitors discover authentic farm experiences, beautiful parks and trails, trendy restaurants and lounges, exciting sport venues, captivating galleries, unique shopping, and so much more. You will get a chance to experience the Shop Historic Otter 248th Trail through this challenge which offers fresh locally grown and produced items for you to enjoy along with a chance to see the Alpacas in real life. #LangleyFresh on social media to share your adventure with us and have a chance to be featured! tourism-langley.ca/tourism-challenge-2023
EARN 3 STAMPS WHEN YOU COMPLETE THIS CHALLENGE!
Harrison River Valley
Harrison Village is a hidden jewel providing off the beaten path activities such as forest bathing, hiking, kayaking, our Hot Springs and Sasquatch Museum. Agassiz is known for its rich and fertile land that has contributed to a long-standing history of farming in the area. Harrison Mills and the Hemlock Valley are best known for their pristine, yet rugged, wilderness. From their lush forests and flowing rivers to their mountain peaks and ski hills. tourismharrison.com/tourism-challenge/
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Squamish
Less than an hour away from Vancouver, Squamish with its unique fusion of rugged mountain landscapes, stunning vistas and West Coast culture is a world class playground for adventurers of all levels. Just minutes from downtown, you can ride world class mountain bike trails, hike in coastal rainforests, climb one of the largest granite monoliths, kiteboard, kayak, raft & paddleboard and depending on the season snowshoe, and ski tour into the pristine backcountry. Squamish is quickly becoming well known in the craft brew and distillery scene for its locally made beers, spirits and ciders, with a variety of small boutique producers, a perfect après for any adventure. For itinerary suggestions visit the Squamish Visitor Centre located at 38551 Loggers Lane.
Scavenger Hunt info exploresquamish.com/tourismchallenge
Visit the Adventure Centre for your 3 stamps