Ahh fall — summer has come and gone and cuffing season will be upon us once again. Gone are the days of sunshine and patios and now are the days of pumpkin patches and Halloween.
It's time to replace beach dates for cozy coffee dates and we're here to help you do it. Here's your ultimate guide for things to do in fall 2017, woot woot 🍂 Check out these 63 things to do with your other half (whether it’s your BF or BFF).
Hello fall!
It's Halloween season!
Make the most of the end of the season!
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September
1. Go on a fall hike
2. Explore the fall foliage of BC
3. Go on a hay ride together
4. Stay at a luxurious BC campsite
5. Take a road trip
6. Eat the world's biggest bowl of Pho just a few hours from Vancouver
7. Rent out a beautiful cottage
8. Check out the Vancouver International Film Festival
9. Explore a BC provincial park
10. Relax at a hot spring
11. Indulge at one of these luxurious yet affordable spa resorts
12. Explore a garden
13. Go on a horseback riding tour in the backcountry
14. Relax at one of these luxurious yet affordable spa resorts
15. Visit Playland
16. See a Whitecaps Game
17. Help support cancer research and participate in the Terry Fox Run
18. Go on this epic brewery crawl
19. Drink some brews at the Whistler Village Beer Festival
20. Eat crazy foods at the Richmond Night Market
21. Check out Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival
22. Finish this bucket list of Vancouver ice creams
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October
23. Have a study date at a cute cafe
24. Celebrate Oktoberfest in Vancouver at the Harvest Haus
25. Go on the coolest road trip from Vancouver to Portland
26. Camp out at a free campsite
27. Hold onto each other at Fright Nights at the PNE
28. Check out an improv comedy show
29. Chill out at a lake
30. Finish this list of bucket list fall foods
31. Go on this ultimate Vancouver scavenger hunt
32. Celebrate Halloween at the Vancouver Aquarium after dark Halloween event for After Hours
33. Visit the Apple Festival at the UBC Botanical Garden
34. Take super cute fall Instagram couple pics at these Vancouver places
35. Ride the Stanley Park Ghost Train
36. Watch a BC Lions game
37. Bowling and billiards
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38. Get lost together in a corn maze
39. Skateboard around the city
40. Drink to BC Craft Beer Month
41. Visit the Butchart Gardens
42. Go on a Halloween club crawl
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