There’s a recreation park nearby the village, Whytecliff Park, about 30 mins away if you, like me, travel on foot. Not only the view in the park, but all along the way leading there, is wonderfully superb by any standard. Whytecliff Park is situated at the tip of a small peninsular squeezed between two fjords. It was about 3-ish in the afternoon when I went there, and 4-ish when I left, around sunset.

More stories will follow soon, stay tuned. For now, click more for more pics :-)


On the way to Whytecliff Park, passing through all the fancy villas.


Pine trees with different shades of green standing out in winter while all the rest can’t stand the coldness.


Turning back to take another glimpse at the village, nearing the Park entrance.
Fancy villas dotting the forest by the bay. Horseway Bay is located by the other fjord at the back of this hill, I suppose…


The name bearer.


A little island, whose name is unknown to me, enjoying the setting sun.


Three layers of mountains opposite Whytecliff Park. No idea whether they form some isolated islands, or are actually part of mainland. Probably the other side of Howe Sound…


Another shot of those mountains. Simply gorgeous aren’t they ?


Looking at the villas again, on the way back to Horseshoe Bay. Surely must be fantastic to live here don’t you think ?


When will be my next trip here ? Hope you’ll be with me when we are here again darling :-)


A closer take. Anyone interested ?


The peaks and the pines.


And even closer…


Last shot before we call it a day. Looking down at Horseshoe Bay from somewhere between the Bay and the Park. I’ve gone astray from the main road for minutes, walked uphill to the very top, just to get the best angle for you.