Things to do in Chilliwack during Op GRANITE II

Museums

Chilliwack Military Museum – Wellington St
City Museum – Main St
Pioneer Museum – Beside Meet & Greet Barn

District 1881

District 1881 in Downtown Chilliwack is a neighbourhood of distinctive architecture and historic buildings crisscrossed by pedestrian alleys filled with loft apartments, unique office spaces, and locally owned restaurants, breweries and retail shops.

Restaurants 

Bravo – best Canadian but pricey – Yale Rd East
Bow and Stern – great seafood in District 1881
Frankie’s – best Italian – Vedder Rd
Amato new trattoria – Wellington St
Hugo’s Kitchen – best Mexican – Vedder Rd
Hung Ling – best Chinese – Vedder Rd
Shandhar Hut – best E. Indian cuisine - Promontory Rd
Cookies Grill – best breakfast – Yale Rd West
The District – Garrison Village
Shauna’s Kitchen – best foodie takeout
C-Lover – best fish and chips – Luckakuck near Cottonwood Mall
Fortitude Wine Bar – District 1881

Craft Beer

Sidekicks – Vedder Bridge
Farmhouse – Lickman Rd and South Sumas Rd
Fieldhouse Brewing – District 1881
Old Yale – South Sumas Rd

Wine Tasting

You can ask Don Kennedy for help on this one. Langley – There are nine wineries in the Langley area. There are four more along Mount Lehman Road in Abbotsford.

Picnic Sites

Cultus Lake – Entrance Bay
Chilliwack Lake - beach
Harrison Lake – beach

Golfing

Best Executive Course – Cultus Lake
Best Chilliwack Course – Meadowlands
Best Agassiz Course - Sandpiper

Thrift Stores

Thrift Boutique – Evans Rd and Hwy 1
Mennonite Hospice Thrift Store – Patten Ave
Mission Thrift Store – Luckakuck Way

Hair Salons

You should book early.
Jessica Sander salon – Young St in the city
Headlock – in Vedder Crossing

Morning Workout

Cheam Leisure Centre or Landing - $6