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Vancouver is a bike-friendly destination. From its the city cycle baths and bike paths to its 22-kilometer seawall and world-famous mountain biking trails on the North Shore, there is something in Vancouver for every level of cyclist.
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Vancouver In a Day: Biking Stanley Park and the Seawall
The following article was contributed by Lena White, passionate Vancouverite.
As usual, Valentine’s Day this year was a drizzly one for Vancouverites. But for me, rain can be the most romantic weather of all, especially under an umbrella built for two! Let me tell you about some of my favourite places to walk with that special someone on a rainy Saturday…
Vancouver’s waterfront ranks among its greatest charms. Skyscrapers and sandy beaches, old growth forests and posh restaurants all line the long, winding coast. And threading its way along the whole glorious shoreline is one of the city’s most loved and unique attractions: the Seawall.
A paved, oceanfront promenade for pedestrians, rollerbladers and cyclists, the Seawall extends for an impressive 14 miles, all the way from the ritzy condo towers of downtown’s Coal Harbour to the trendy sands of Kitsilano Beach. For visitors, it represents one of the best ways to get to know the city and its distinct neighborhoods (and renting a bike makes it easy to cruise the entire Seawall in one day). Here’s a quick guide to some of the Seawall’s different sections:
Looking for some adventure? You’ve come to the right city. No matter what time of year, when you start your day in Vancouver, it can take you anywhere.
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Vancouver in a Day: Springtime in Vancouver
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