Waterfront Park

Douglas Senft
1986
Waterfront Park

Steel beams mimic the outline of the local mountains and reflect the spiritual quality of the landscape.

Unknown
1995
Waterfront

This gift from Korea is similar to sculptures commonly found on Jeju Island to serve the dual function of guardian and boundary marker. The tradition has been derived from native shamanism. This figure was presented to the community to promote understanding and friendship between the Port of Vancouver and the Port of Incheon, Korea.

Darren Yelton
2003
245 West Esplanade Avenue

The City of North Vancouver, the Great Trail Foundation, along with other organizations are pleased to have worked in partnership with Squamish Nation artist Darren Yelton in the creation of a First Nations Theme Pavilion. The artist carved welcoming grandmother and grandfather greeting figures inviting friendship on the Trail, a place for everyone. The pavilion is strategically situated in a scenic location on The Great Trail in Waterfront Park overlooking Burrard Inlet.