Horseshoe Bay Park | West Vancouver

Le parc de Machuan Bay à Wenxi, à l'ouest de Vancouver. Le parc est grand et le paysage est particulièrement bon. Peu de gens, mais si ce n'est pas près ou si vous conduisez en voiture, il n'y a pas de recommandation spéciale spéciale.

Il faut sentir le mystère de la nature. Et aussi, quelle que soit la mauvaise éco-environnement, on voit beaucoup de viabilité forte. On voit des fleurs inconnues se développer dans les ruisseaux. Pensez à nous-mêmes, quelle que soit la difficulté que nous rencontrerons, ne craignez pas de la difficulté, et nous devons aller de l'avant.

Le parc de chevaux de la baie est situé à West Vancouver, même si la neige n'est pas bouleversée sur les deux rives de la baie de Tsai, le temps est très bon, le lac reflète le soleil, le yacht se repose, nous allons nous reposer.

Horseshoe Bay in the misty autumn rain, a small town near the harbour has a kind of legacy and independent beauty. I've seen the sign "horseshoe" on Haitian Highway several times before, and I'm still thinking "horseshoe" is the strange name "horseshoe", alas, it's terrible (sweating) (white eyes) for a middle-aged woman who is ignorant and mindless like me.

Horseshoe Bay, located in West Vancouver, faces the fjords with snow mountains on both sides. The environment is quiet and beautiful. Once a fishing village, it is also a popular leisure activity center. The Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal is also one of Vancouver's main ferry terminals, which can carry cars to the west coast of Canada and many islands.

If you have the chance to go to PAGE town, it is recommended to go to Horseshoe Bay and Antelope Valley, especially Horseshoe Bay, not only because it is free, but also because it is a sight-seeing spot, but enough to enjoy its full beauty. The Queen's Palace at Angkor Wat knows that the metal red soil is because it contains a lot of iron oxide and manganese, and its beauty is more beautiful and charming under the sunset.

The water of Horseshoe Bay surrounds the middle hills like a giant horseshoe print. At first, we dare not stand too close to the cliff. We could not take satisfactory pictures until we saw others taking pictures on the edge of the cliff. Then we went out and finally got the panorama.