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CONGRATS to TOWN OF GIBSONS!
LivCom Award Winner
Gibsons BC Canada
Gibsons has been named the most liveable community in the world in the under 20,000 population at the International Awards for Liveable Communities (LivCom) held in Pilsen, Czech Republic (Oct 12/09). Gibsons was also the winner of the outstanding award for Planning for the Future.  Click the link below to learn more.
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April Fools Run
April 11, 2010
April Fools Run, Gibsons
Join a long-standing tradition and Run, Walk or Relay 13.1 miles / 21.1 km from Gibsons to Sechelt, BC, Canada.

We offer you a point-to-point, net downhill course with friendly West Coast hospitality, low entry fee, scenic route, finisher's medals and unique awards-all just 40 minutes by ferry from West Vancouver.

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The Landing in Gibsons

Gibsons Harbour

HUGE Congratulations to the Town of Gibsons!


Gibsons has been named the most liveable community in the world in the under 20,000 population at the International Awards for Liveable Communities (LivCom) held in Pilsen, Czech Republic (8-12 October). Gibsons was also the winner of the outstanding award for Planning for the Future.  

The LivCom Awards is an international competition endorsed by the United Nations Environment Programme. The Awards are given to communities that show best practice in environmental sustainability, managing heritage and engaging the public.....


Gibsons harbour
The harbour area known as the Landing is home to Molly's Reach, famous as the setting for the popular CBC-TV series The Beachcombers. Stroll along the pier to the beautiful log wharfinger building and the gazebo for great views. Just a few steps away, the seawalk skirts the harbour and winds around to the marina. On these waters you see a wide variety of craft, from fishboats to luxury yachts. Sign on with a charter to cast your line, learn to sail or rent a kayak for a leisurely paddle. Winegarden Waterfront Park is home to free outdoor summer concerts and the weekend market where local artisans display their wares.

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Molly's Reach, photo courtesy of Lynda Coote
Molly's Reach, for two decades (1971-1990) the setting for the CBC TV series The Beachcombers, is the most famous spot in Gibsons. Fans will want to stop in for a bite and take a peek at all the show memorabilia. It's easy to explore the Landing on foot, and the Heritage Walking Tour is a great way to discover some of the history of the town's beginnings. Ask at the Visitor Info Centre in Pioneer Park for walking tour maps as well as the Purple Banner Tour guide, leading you to the studios of local artists who welcome visitors.
Gibsons Flower Boat
The one-of-a-kind shops, galleries and restaurants of the Landing add to the charm of this harbourside town. The main post office is here, as well as the Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives, a public library and the town hall. Rest for a spell on a log bench in Winegarden Waterfront Park, overlooking the harbour. From May to September, take in one of the many free outdoor concerts and the Weekend Market where you can take home a locally made treasure!

Getting here
As you leave the Langdale ferry terminal, turn left at the lights and it's only 5 km (3 mi) along Marine Drive to the historic Landing in Gibsons.

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