Cleveland Dam

Cleveland Dam in North Vancouver, located in Capilano River Regional Park not far from the Capilano suspension bridge. Dam, dam. The name Cleveland comes from engineer Earnest Cleveland, the first chief commissioner of Greater Vancouver waters. At the Cleveland Dam, a loud sound of water and white sprays splashed down, is one of Vancouver's sources of edible water.

Come to the beautiful dam to see the super exciting flood discharge. Practical TIPS: 1. The traffic of this dam is still very convenient, there will be direct buses from North Vancouver. 2. We can use the parking lot inside this dam at will, and we will not charge any fees. [Super cool but no amusement] It is said that in addition to providing fresh water for Vancouver, this dam is also a great place with beautiful scenery, especially in summer, because the water supply always brings us a cool breeze. We can't play any entertainment at this dam, and even boating in some other waters is not allowed here. ● Spectacular reservoir flood discharge Come here to experience the super spectacular reservoir flood discharge, we watched this very ordinary dam open its floodgates and then the water flow converge, from the passage violently rushing forward the river, for the city residents to provide daily drinking fresh water Resources. What I am happiest about here is that we don't have to be restricted to take pictures, we can take the most satisfying photos here. The water sources of this dam combine to form a beautiful lake with a particularly good water quality. The green mountains on the lake are particularly crisp and the altitude is very high. The green mountains are reflected in this green water, and even the landscape paintings can't describe the beauty of the moment. We can call three or two friends to come here and bring some food for a picnic. Scenic Area address: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver, British Columbia V7R 4J1, Canada

Cleveland Dam, after a long time, a clean alpine water source, once again with my family on this strange and familiar land in Canada, the unique scenery of Canada is the most attractive to me, there are always different scenery in front of me. This time I listened to my friends' suggestions and concentrated the trip in Vancouver, Canada, to experience the natural charm. The tour was built in 1954 and the water supply here supplies the drinking water of the local residents. Before we approached Cleveland Dam, we heard a huge sound of water flowing, endlessly in our ears, listening to this sound, we knew that Cleveland Dam must be very powerful. We stopped a little and continued. The scenery along this way is also very beautiful. The scenic spot is full of green mountains and green waters. The sun is not very strong on the day we came. The sky is a bit gray. Standing on the lawn and looking at the lake, the two sides are surrounded by trees. The further away is the undulating peaks, the clouds are very low, and very thick. Only a few beams of light through the gap to shine through, I looked at such a scene inexplicably familiar, after knowing it later found that this is not particularly similar to our ink painting scene. The closer you get to Cleveland Dam, the louder the sound. When we really get here, watching the scene of the dam pouring out is really spectacular. The water mist that brought it around the valley is like falling into a fairyland, so we have some cockroaches. Address: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver, British Columbia V7R 4J1, Canada