Visit the official web site for the Stanley Park Skate Patrol which is currently undergoing major changes. Our 2 chapters contain over 70 patrollers. Stanley Park is located on the northern tip of the downtown peninsula in Vancouver. The Seymour Demonstration Forest is located north of Capilano College in North Vancouver.
The function of the Skate Patrol is to:
The National Skate Patrol is a volunteer arm of the International In-Line Skating Association (IISA). There are 23 National Skate Patrol chapters found in North America and the Caribbean (Virgin Islands).
The Stanley Park circuit is a 10 km (6 mile) loop. For 8.5 km (5.5 miles), the path follows the Stanley Park seawall. The seawall is a one-way path (counter-clockwise) for cyclists and in-line skaters, and is a two-way route for pedestrians.
Stanley Park circuit is just part of a path that starts at Science World (it is called the Seaside trail). At the Sunset Beach parking lot, the Vancouver Parks board has created a Learn-to-Skate area next to the Roller Hockey area. This is a great area where to practise the basics of skating before heading out on the Seaside or Seawall paths.
The Seymour Demonstration Forest (SDF) has a road where very few vehicles go on. The road starts with a gentle incline. Further along the road, steep hills will be encountered. This road is for . For those X-files types, the SDF has been used as a location site for several episodes of the X-files.
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This page last updated on Wednesday July 29,1998.
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