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Drive east on the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) from Vancouver for about 100km until you get to the city center. You will see the "London Drugs" and "Cottonwood Mall" sign before the exit.
Chilliwack is one of Greyhound's major depots, and virtually every bus running past it East or West will stop there.
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There are two main roads in Chilliwack, and they're actually just one road with two different names. From the highway at Exit 119, running South it's called Vedder Road all the way to Yarrow, and running North it's called Yale Road.
Go North on Yale Road, you'll find old downtown, with a variety of restaurants, quaint shops, and some nice parks.
Go South on Vedder Road, and you'll pass through the commercial centre of the city, but soon enough you'll be through the city and into the suburbs, where you can find Vedder Crossing, the Vedder Canal, Cultus Lake, Yarrow, and the Chilliwack Provincial Park.
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Try Cultus Lake Park[http://www.cultuslake.bc.ca/] in the summer for a refreshing dip or stay in one of the lakefront campgrounds. Weekends tend to be overcrowded. About 10km south of Chilliwack.
* The vintner, who grew up in Czechoslovakia, works in the European style. Vineyard and winery tours available.
*A fun summer attraction for kids and adults, and a nice way to pass a very hot day. Twilight rates are available, and while it's not the sort of place you need to go often, it's a good a one-day outing from much of the Lower Mainland, especially with kids. Best bets are late June and early July, or rainy days, as it can often be very busy.
* Hike! There are lots of nice trails in and around Chilliwack. A good place to start is the Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park (http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/chilliwack_lk/) where you can find several trails that are easy to get to by road and of varying lengths.
* Fishing is popular on the Vedder River. Make sure you're in season and that if you need a license you obtain one. Licenses can usually be obtained at bait shops, and some other places too.
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In the Royal Hotel. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Menu on the web site.
*Fantastic pizzeria in the Cultus Lake area. It's pretty well-priced, pizzas are enormous and delicious, and service is really friendly. Probably the best place for pizza in Chilliwack.
*Chilliwack's newest restaurant, serving up Creole/Acadian-influenced soul food. Beautiful room, great service, and exceptional food. Located in historic downtown Chilliwack on Mill Street.
*The Chilliwack location of a large chain of restaurants, Boston Pizza has good food at decent prices.
*Chilliwack's best casual dining. Open for lunch & dinner.
* Wholesome ingredients at an affordable price, in an atmosphere that is warm and nourishing. "True food". Sandwiches, salads, rice bowls, desserts, coffee & teas. Plenty of vegetarian options. Free wifi. Balcony dining areas tucked into the sides of a hillside house. Cash and local cheques only. They have another branch in [wiki=585de8321336a492e268aa592a23925f]Nelson[/wiki].
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Chilliwack's best casual dining open 7 days a week for lunch, dinner, & late night snacks
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*Located in scenic Chilliwack River Valley, this is the perfect place to stay in Chilliwack BC if you want to be near fishing, kayaking, rafting, sight-seeing, and hiking. Scenic beauty combined with ideal location, as well as friendly hosts, means you will enjoy your stay in Chilliwack. Book your guided fishing adventure on the Fraser River. Less than a 5 minute walk to the Chilliwack River.
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