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Did you know that Vancouver has a wine region? The Fraser Valley, located within 45 minutes of downtown Vancouver, is BC’s largest agricultural area and one of the province’s nine wine regions. Visitors can experience the edible landscape southeast of the city via the self-guided, and family-friendly, Circle Farm Tour through four communities in the Fraser Valley. Each Circle Farm Tour has its own road map directing visitors to agri-tourism offerings, including farms, wineries, breweries, markets, and heritage sites.
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Hours
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday10 AM – 4 PM
- Thursday10 AM – 4 PM
- Friday10 AM – 4 PM
- Saturday10 AM – 4 PM
- Sunday11 AM – 4 PM
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About British Columbia
In Canada’s westernmost province, fresh local bounty, talented chefs, and a melting pot of cultures combine to make British Columbia a top culinary destination. It’s a rich tapestry supported by farmers, growers, and producers whose ingredients shape menus in communities along the Pacific Ocean, in the Rocky Mountains, and everywhere in between.