We visited the Ninja Gym on our way home from Whistler. Our son, who is 12 and trains ninja at a…read morelarge gym where we live in California, said it was one of the best ninja gyms he's ever been too (we've been to ALOT of gyms!). The owner is fantastic and it is clear he runs a high-level program. The equipment is high quality and the obstacles are super organized. Two thumbs up!

We have been looking for a place like this to try since we were hooked on American's Ninja Warrior…read morecompetitions! Think you can do those obstacles, now you can try and prove your strength and flexibility. And even if you don't think you can, you can try and have FUN! Great outing for the whole family, for all ages. We only wish we lived closer to go more often. We discovered this place while we were vacationing at Whistler. It's only 45 mins drive South from Whistler and 1 hour drive North from Downtown Vancouver. This will be part of our itinerary every time we are in the area. Thank you Gary for your hospitality and inspiring us! We had great fun!

It's time to come come..... what are you waiting for, an RSVP?…read more Beef sandwich, German breakfast, stroganoff..... classic classic classic!!!

The pool here is great! They have a a great diving board into a 3.5M deep pool. There are hot tubs…read moreto soak in as well. I have been staying here the past two nights a part of the BC Bike Race and enjoyed the pool, nice grounds, and the use of the rec center food room. What did I learn today? There is no one around the area that will deliver pizza here. So sad.

A great place for kids and adults to learn Gracie Jiu-Jitsu within a safe, welcoming, and fun…read moreenvironment.

Great facility. Very clean. Excellent friendly staff. Hot tub is awesome. Spacious change room and…read morelockers.

Everything you desire geared to the water whether you swim lanes to Aqua Fit classes. Very…read moreenjoyable place lifeguard staff is extra friendly and supportive to help you become and achieve better health and swimming in a positive way to help you get fit or become more mobile. Added bonus they can gear you up with Aqua fit weights and even Oder in a perfect swimsuit and goggles. Kids pool area with plenty of foamy safe water toys. Jacuzzi for 6-7 people to massage tired overworked muscles. Love this place. Look out they have $2 swims certain days of the week.

Yoga by the Sea has several classes conducted by different instructors and my review is only for…read morethe Therapeutic Yoga/Tensegrity class by Lyne. I emailed Lyne about joining the class as it was a pre-registered session. I was given the green light on the day itself. I didn't bring my yoga mat on this trip and told Lyne and she very kindly brought an extra mat for me. The studio also stocked other items for students to use - yoga blocks, blankets, pillows etc. The studio space was pretty cozy and warm. When Lyne led the chants, the sound reverberated and was quite soothing to the ears and body. The class was wonderful and Lyne was a star! She really checked on the students, ensuring we were doing the postures correctly and if we were ok. The session helped so much in releasing the tightness in the body. I really liked this type of restorative yoga which was gentle on the body. I had also attended a 3-hour yoga workshop conducted by Lyne at the Sechelt Aquatic Centre and it was equally great! Lyne was very knowledgeable and passionate about the body anatomy and passed on the information to the students so that we could better understand and visualize how each part of the body and muscles are connected. I highly recommend any class by Lyne at this studio. Parking is available in the small lot or by the street.

The owner of YBTS, Marney, teaches several classes during the week and on the weekend. She is…read moreusually late for every class she teaches by about 5-10 mins - rarely is she on time for a class. And the class always runs long so it's hard to schedule anything in when going to one of her classes. She's late so often that she's given some of her students keys to the studio so that they can open up, make tea, light candles, get music playing and welcome students - they're also expected to lay out her mat for her so she can just walk in when she finally gets there and sit down and start class. She has told the classes on many occassions that she "doesn't care" about being late and that she accepts that about herself - but what about those of us who work and have appointments? Marney has told us students many times, that the class she's teaching that day is what SHE needs to do, not what we might need, though she sometimes does take requests. The classes are often very slow and boring. She talks alot about herself and shares way too many personal things about her life, her ex-husband, her son - she doesn't seem to understand or respect personal boundaries of participants. She's offering Yoga Teacher Training for the first time. I heard that the 3rd weekend of training, she left her students to go work as a Doula for 2 days - she told her students to teach themselves different yoga postures and then teach each other a class one morning without any guidance from her. Other teachers at YBTS are wonderful - Jools leads a very active class and is wonderful, Lyne has a beautiful class, Edie is radient and lovely, Nicola is fantastic. The workshops used to be much better - now they're repetitive and boring. She's not getting good, vibrant people into the studio for interesting workshops. I'm voting with my feet and won't be back.

Coffee was ok, barista was very kind and helpful. Lots of wanderers come to the coffee shop to do…read moretheir work and using the coffee shops WiFi.

Excellent Climbing | Parking is an Issue Sometimes free…read more **Do not park in the residential area. I hear you can get towed away, so park at the designated parking lot.** This is a semi-residential area, but locals and visitors mob up on this spot to hike and climb. Mostly trad/sport, but I am pretty sure I saw a boulder or two. Dogs are allowed. Mountain Lions are spotted on occasion, but we didn't see any. Burgers and Fries wall is super popular because the rock dries the fastest. It was raining when we went, so we didn't get to climb a whole lot. However, these are our favorite climbs when we got the chance: -Easter Island (5.8) -Bilbo Baggins (5.8) Easy trail to follow. Hike will take you about an hour. Total distance is 2.6km and it's a loop (partial).

I LOVE going to Oasis Training - daily! Colleen and Ben make my training experience motivating,…read moresuccessful and FUN! All in a highly trained upbeat environment!!! Oasis Training is your HAPPY place for total well being! Classes or one-one - from boxing to spin to core workouts. I just started training again with Colleen Preston this year, and now I feel GREAT! I will never stop or look back! I'm addicted! Thank you Colleen and team! You're way beyond an ordinary gym! Colleen is trained in holistic nutritionist. Heather is trained in bio-mechanics. And Ben is super supportive and the BEST boxing mentor! Oasis Training in Gibsons, BC, Canada where we can all be our personal best, inside and out!

I absolutely love showing up and working out with Colleen! Oasis Training has helped this gal…read morebegin to change her relationship with fitness! An hour of sweaty and fun workout goes by like nothing! I always leave Oasis feeling empowered and energized! Thank you Colleen for engaging and sharing your life experience with me, to help me become the best me I can BE!!

We have been here twice so far - both times around the last week of May / first week of June…read more Weather atop the mountain is always perfect at this time - not cold, but windy, so a slightly padded jacket is advised nonetheless. The first time we went, my son was 4 years old and this time around he was 5 years old. Both times, he had a blast on the Gondola. The Gondola ride is not too quick and you can really take the time to admire the scenic views and enjoy the ride. Plenty of time to take photos, chat and be wowed by nature! The Gondola ride track in itself is breathtaking - a marvel of what humans have achieved. We always go after 4pm and that gives us the Sunset discount making the tickets pretty reasonable. Kids below 6 are free. Plenty of parking - never a concern. There is a playground for kids below as well as a smaller one above. My son enjoyed both. Once up, we did the suspension bridge which is a lot of fun for kids and adults alike. The patio is now open and the restaurant is fully functional which is amazing - you can just grab a drink and soak in those views as long as you wish. After you cross the suspension bridge, it by default takes you through the easiest trail - the Spirit Trail which has some pretty beautiful view points and super easy for kids. The Panorama Trail and Wonderland Loop Trail were also kid friendly. Many more trails to explore, so far we have only managed to explore these 3. After the trails, you can enjoy a meal sitting inside a gondola while the kids can play. Great place for kids in every respect. Will be back again. Other tips! 1. Always buy your tickets online than at the window - they are cheaper. We always take advantage of the Sunset Discount but you may be eligible for more - just look through all the discounts on the website. 2. Please carry a jacket - it can very windy on the suspension bridge on the warmest of the days but you will not need that jacket once you are in the trails. The windy gets blocked off completely, so carry something that breathes well or can be stowed away in a backpack later. 3. The drive from Vancouver city to here is very very scenic with so many spots to explore. Plan for a full day trip if possible, so you can include Shannon Falls, Brittania Mines & Beach, Mureen Lake, etc.. and so much more!

Shops and bathroom at the base and at the top. They had plenty of trails to hike and their food was…read moresurprisingly delicious. It's extremely well kept and clean with an amazing view. You can take a stroller but unless it's meant for hiking, not sure you really need it. They have high chairs for the little ones and a lot of seating. Honestly not much to do up there if you have babies, but overall was really fun.