Nature Trails
Access the trailheads of Pacific Spirit Regional Park for hours of walking or cycling through protected forest.





Dunbar-Southlands is a distinguished residential area situated in the western part of Vancouver, British Columbia. Known for its tranquil, tree-lined streets and spacious family homes, the neighborhood offers a slower pace of life while remaining well-connected to the city. It serves as a primary gateway to Pacific Spirit Regional Park, providing residents and visitors with miles of forested trails. The area is also home to the unique Southlands community, which maintains a rural, equestrian character. Local life centers around Dunbar Street, where a variety of independent shops, libraries, and cafes create a welcoming neighborhood hub.
Dunbar-Southlands is a distinguished residential area situated in the western part of Vancouver, British Columbia. Known for its tranquil, tree-lined streets and spacious family homes, the neighborhood offers a slower pace of life while remaining well-connected to the city. It serves as a primary gateway to Pacific Spirit Regional Park, providing residents and visitors with miles of forested trails. The area is also home to the unique Southlands community, which maintains a rural, equestrian character. Local life centers around Dunbar Street, where a variety of independent shops, libraries, and cafes create a welcoming neighborhood hub.
Extensive tree-lined residential streets.
Proximity to Pacific Spirit Regional Park trails.
Unique equestrian community in the Southlands area.
Local boutiques and cafes along Dunbar Street.
Close to the University of British Columbia campus.
The area is primarily residential with limited nightlife options compared to central Vancouver.
Southlands is one of the few urban areas where you can still find active equestrian farms and stables.
It is an ideal base for those visiting the University of British Columbia (UBC).
Access the trailheads of Pacific Spirit Regional Park for hours of walking or cycling through protected forest.
Visit the shops along Dunbar Street for unique local finds and a community-focused shopping experience.
Quiet residential stays and nature walks.
CAD $
$120-$200 p/day
English, French
While residential, the area is served by frequent bus routes connecting to the University of British Columbia and downtown.
May-September
A beautiful time to walk the streets as cherry blossoms and local gardens come into full bloom.
The best season for exploring the extensive trail networks and enjoying the mild coastal climate.
The neighborhood's many mature trees provide a spectacular display of autumn foliage.
Cool and rainy; a great time to enjoy the quiet atmosphere and local coffee shops.