Peace Arch Provincial Park

Peace Gate Park is a very interesting park, a park, Canada and the United States each occupy half the area, very special, you can also realize through this park the friendship between the United States and Canada is still very deep

A stroll through the Peace Gate Park on the border, where half of the US and Canadian territory is free to cross the border, without any guardrails and barriers, is said to be the longest unguarded border in the world. The park is full of grass, many people, children, or friends, barbecue and picnic, enjoying this short sunny summer [sun]. I heard a joke before that the western neighborhood always has a thought: how can you make your own grass more beautiful than your neighbors? Now it seems that there is such a possibility. I feel that the grass in the park of Peace Gate is particularly well maintained, and a large green area is neatly trimmed, which makes people feel good when looking at it. Hahaha, we can't let our grass be inferior to our neighbors.

I traveled from the USA to Vancouver via Peace Arch Border. The Peace Arch Provincial Park is an iconic Washington Historical State Park devoted to peace and serenity. It consists of two parks in two countries. The southern half of the park is owned by Washington State Parks and the northern half, by British Columbia Parks.

The open park on the US-Canada border, the Peace Arch is a famous classic attraction, you can take a photo across the United States and Canada, but it was closed under the impact of the epidemic in the past 2 years. Next to the park is the US-Canada border crossing vehicles on both sides of the lane, or very busy.

Peace Gate Provincial Park (Peach Arch Provincial Park), its arches are white and beautiful, with lush green grass and neat vegetation. Another landscape is the traffic next to the park. Vehicles from Canada want to pass to the United States are moving very slowly. About 1 km from Peach Arch Duty Free to the park arch, it took an hour with the traffic. To visit the park, you have to follow the fleet from Canada to the United States and have to reserve enough time for your return journey.