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Cyclists ride through Rocky Point Park during Go By Bike Week. Photo: HUB/Go By Bike Week
As a bike-friendly city, it’s easy to get everywhere you want to go on a bike in Vancouver. Join the two-wheel crew from June 3 to 9, 2024 to celebrate cycling and contribute to our city’s sustainable future at Go By Bike Week.
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Celebrate Cycling: Spring Go By Bike Week is June 3 to 9, 2024
Photo: Tourism Vancouver / Hubert Kang
With hundreds of kilometres of designated cycling routes and the world’s longest uninterrupted waterfront bike path, Vancouver is a paradise for cyclists. Here’s everything you need to know about biking around our cyclist-friendly city.
Biking on the seawall at English Bay. Photo: Tourism Vancouver / Cycle City Tours
Vancouver prides itself on being a bike-friendly city. From guided tours around the city to gnarly mountain bike trails in the nearby mountains, there are lots of ways to try cycling in Vancouver.
Stopping to watch the cows along the West Dyke Trail in Richmond. Photo: Tourism Richmond
Vancouver is a great city for biking, with tons of bike lanes across the region. If you want to avoid cars entirely, check out these 10 car-free bike paths that take you beside beaches and rivers, through the city, and to mountain views.
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10 Car-Free Places to Bike Around Vancouver
Cyclists on the Stanley Park Seawall. Photo: Destination BC/Heath Moffatt
Vancouver has lots of flat, car-free cycling paths that are perfect for a family outing. Ride next to the ocean, cruise through the forest, or bike through the heart of the city. Our guide to the best kid-friendly bike rides around Vancouver also includes pitstops along the way that little cyclists will love. (Think playgrounds, picnic areas, and places to get treats.)
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Best Kid-Friendly Bike Rides Around Vancouver
Photo Credit: HUB
Vancouver is consistently ranked as one of the best cities in North America for cycling. So it should be no surprise that many locals bike all year round. It’s a great way to stay active while reducing air pollution and traffic congestion. During the week of October 21-27, give autumn weather cycling a try during the annual Fall Bike to Work Week.
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Try Cycle Commuting During Bike to Work Week October 21-27
Photo credit: Simon Yoon, HUBCycling Facebook Page
Grab your helmet and brightest lights: Bike the Night, Vancouver’s largest nighttime bike parade returns on Saturday, September 7th. 5,000 cyclists will bike through Vancouver’s streets decked out in costumes and lights. The 10-kilometre-long route around False Creek will be closed to cars. It’s flat and easy riding, perfect for families and cyclists of all abilities.
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Vancouver’s Nighttime Bike Parade is Back: Bike the Night September 7th
