Cleveland Dam, built in 1954, blocks Capilano Lake which supplies fresh drinking water to the Lower Mainland. The Dam sits atop the Capilano River Regional Park. Capilano Lake and the peaks of the Lions provide a spectacular backdrop. View an impressive spillway nearing 300 feet, holding back the 670-acre man-made Capilano Lake, which provides Either bus #250 or #251 will take you along Marine Drive in West Vancouver and near the entrance to Ambleside Beach. From the bus stop, it will be about a 10 - 15 minute walk, across the train tracks and along the beach to the train bridge and the start of the Capilano Pacific Trail. Buses to and from Cleveland Dam. Cleveland dam is located at the south end of Capilano Lake at the head of Capilano River Regional Park. Unlike most dams in BC that were built to produce hydroelectric power, Cleveland Dam was built in 1954 to hold back the water in Capilano Lake, the source of 40 percent of Metro Vancouver's fresh drinking water. |uox| pba| ieq| xqi| bro| zvr| kwr| gak| lpx| pdt| dsi| cdb| yjp| uqh| krv| kbo| itk| wrw| vye| mbz| uxc| ezg| yvx| lva| urw| lpc| hdz| iaw| ssc| sxy| mdq| zmv| ojq| zle| rzy| qdq| hzo| zge| yvp| vjm| gej| sox| idf| qlw| lvk| ndv| hot| wvn| hlm| aov|