Tower Beach Tower Beach is a gorgeous destination for a walk in the sand or an oceanside picnic located at the north end of Point Grey in Pacific Spirit Regional Park. It is accessible via trails to the east and west of the Museum of Anthropology.
Wreck Beach Wreck Beach is one of Vancouver’s most iconic beaches, located just off-campus in Pacific Spirit Regional Park. Keep in mind that Wreck Beach is clothing optional. Spanish Banks, Jericho and Kitsilano beaches are popular traditional beaches just a short drive or bus ride from campus.
UBC Rose Garden Visit one of Vancouver’s premier rose gardens and take in a stunning view of Howe Sound and the Sunshine Coast mountains.
Pacific Spirit Regional Park Connect with nature in this magnificent temperate rainforest just minutes from your accommodation. Pacific Spirit Regional Park is one of Vancouver’s most popular natural destinations for locals, with trails perfect for walking, running, bike riding or even horseback riding.
UBC Bookstore Looking for a great read, stationary essentials, a computer cable you forgot, or to add some UBC swag to your collection? UBC’s Bookstore has got your covered. Official supplier of UBC branded and Thunderbird items including exclusive lululemon apparel. Features
Nitobe Memorial Garden Take a fascinating walk through one of North America’s most authentic Japanese gardens. Stroll through 2 ½ acres of unique plant life, water features, carvings and lanterns. Part of the UBC Botanical Garden. Features
UBC Botanical Garden Explore lush greenery and walk under the rainforest canopy on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. A truly West Coast experience not to be missed! Features
Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery Explore one of the largest public art collections in British Columbia. UBC’s collection of contemporary art features more than 5,000 pieces and 30,000 archival art history items, plus an outdoor art tour. Features
Beaty Biodiversity Museum A one-of-a-kind museum and must-see destination while you’re staying at UBC. Stroll through over 22,000 square feet of exhibits and displays, marvel at the 25-metre Blue Whale exhibit, or check out the beautiful living roof and patio. Features
Museum of Anthropology Designed by award-winning architect Arthur Erikson, the museum is home to world arts and culture, with an emphasis on the Indigenous peoples and cultural communities of BC. Explore on your own or take a guided tour. Note: temporarily closed in 2023 for seismic upgrades. Features