Vancouver: Jogging and Enjoying Natural Scenery in Autumn

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Vancouver is Canada's major port city and an important economic center. Named on the Most Livable City in the World many times, it is also a cultural and tourist center in western Canada. With beautiful natural landscape, the city is a paradise for outdoor running enthusiasts. Every year, various running races are held here, attracting runners all around the world.

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The weather in Vancouver is turning cold in November. However, it cannot stop people's enthusiasm for running. Every year in early November, an intense marathon is held along the beautiful Boundary Bay. Hundreds of competitors, in the refreshing sea breeze, run along the charming coastline and feel the joy of running. In addition, participants can enjoy beautiful natural scenery in the Boundary Bay Regional Park. The park is an important stop for the Pacific Flyway Migration Route. Thousands of migratory birds stop here to rest every autumn and winter. These birds, flying, foraging and playing along the bay, sketch the city's unique landscape.

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In addition to various running activities, runners can also choose to enjoy sports and experience Vancouver's beautiful natural scenery. Stanley Park, the largest urban park in North America, is just the right place for jogging. The park is about ten minutes' drive from downtown Vancouver. It has lush forests, crystal clear lakes, magnificent coastline, and totem poles with aboriginal characteristics. A 8.8 km-long road around the island links these beautiful scenic spots, creating a paradise for outdoor runners. You can jog while enjoying the stunning scenery of Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge and English Bay.