Duncan BC Canada

Stopped for groceries and lunch, no CE store and restaurant.

Duncan, BC... what a town! Great people, great scenery, and great vibes. Check it out someday! ;)

Nice town!

Nice town, getting more and more busy in the last few years been here. Have some beautiful mountains to hike, lakes, farms, winery.

The photos speak for themselves, such creative, beautiful works of art. If you are passing through Duncan make sure you drive towards the downtown area and check these out.

Love this little dream face or I should say caboose laugh out loud

Have you ever come across Duncan? It's a picturesque town in the southern part of Vancouver Island, surrounded by the Cowichan Valley, where First Nations communities have resided throughout the ages. The city was established in 1912 and was named after William Duncan, who discovered the area.Duncan is famously known as the City of Totems, housing an impressive collection of 40 totems - one of Canada's most significant. Totems hold spiritual significance for the First Nations and others, symbolizing specific elements or ideas. At first glance, the image may seem like it features trees, but they form a children's jungle gym, maybe to teach them about the magical life of trees and respect them.Vancouver Island is a haven for nature lovers, providing awe-inspiring views of hills, mountains, oceans, beaches, and old-growth forests. You can indulge in activities like biking, canoeing, hiking, kayaking, fishing, or just unwinding and soaking in the natural beauty of this incredible place. Duncan and other towns on Vancouver Island offer unforgettable memories for both locals and tourists, with stunning views of the Island and its waters.If you're travelling from Victoria, it's only a quick 61 km (just over 32.5 miles) bike or drive on the Trans-Canada Highway/BC-1 S to reach this charming town. Once there, you can enjoy various amenities and services, including shopping, refreshments, full meals, and a lively year-round market on Saturdays that supports artisans and farmers from Duncan and beyond.

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