Where to find Metro Vancouver cherry blossoms

By Denise Wong

Posted March 25, 2022 2:33 pm.

Last Updated March 27, 2022 4:44 pm.

It’s raining pink in Metro Vancouver again! Many streets are lined with cherry blossom trees, with the iconic light pink flowers making for great photo backdrops.

While it’s not too hard to find them around town, the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival has put together a handy map to help you in your search for the best spots in town.

You can search the interactive map by address or neighbourhood, and even by blooming date.

 

Related article: Part of 2020 Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns

The festival runs from April 1 to April 23 this year.

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