Cycling routes and maps

Our cycling map is now offered in multiple formats: a downloadable PDF, an interactive digital web map, and a physical printed map.

Plan your ride with the interactive cycling map

Explore Vancouver’s bikeways, greenways, and leisure routes with our interactive digital map. The more you zoom in, the more route details and features you’ll discover.

Turn on browser location permissions to use the “Locate Me” feature and find nearby cycling routes. Make sure your device is updated to the latest iOS or Android version for the best performance.

Vancouver Digital Bike Map

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Get a cycling map

Pick up a printed copy at City Hall, community centres, and libraries.

Download cycling map (9 MB) Order 50 or more printed maps

Explore the best of Vancouver

Visit iconic sights, explore vibrant neighbourhoods, and enjoy Vancouver’s natural beauty by following these featured bike routes.

Journey times don’t include rest stops. Give yourself up to an hour (on top of the estimated travel time) to fully enjoy the ride. Some routes navigate hills or gravel sections, review the route features and highlights before you ride.

Iconic Vancouver bike route

If you’re short on time or it’s your first visit, this ride takes you to Vancouver’s most iconic sights, including Canada Place, Stanley Park, and the West End.
Iconic Vancouver bike map

Open leisure route

This gentle route follows separated and protected bike lanes, welcoming riders of all ages and abilities. Short sections of this route include uphill climbs.

Bike route features
- Difficulty: Easy
- Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes (based on average speed: 12 km/hr)
- Length: 17 km
Mostly flat ride with 1 or 2 minor hills crossing downtown Vancouver. The route is fully paved.
Seaside Vancouver bike route

This route showcases Vancouver's stunning beaches and parks. It begins in False Creek, leads to Spanish Banks beach and viewpoint, and returns along the seawall with spectacular skyline views.
Seaside Vancouver bike map

Open leisure route

This ride primarily follows separated bike paths, but it is a longer route that includes some gravel paths and short uphill sections.

Bike route features
- Difficulty: Medium
- Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes (based on average speed: 12 km/hr)
- Length: 25.3 km
Includes some steep sections along the Seawall around Kitsilano, Point Grey, and as the route crosses the Burrard Bridge into downtown Vancouver. Nearly a quarter of the route consists of gravel and unpaved surfaces.
Creative Vancouver bike route

If you want to explore lesser-known areas of Vancouver, this ride takes you through some of the city's vibrant neighbourhoods and dynamic public spaces.
Creative Vancouver bike map

Open leisure route

The route includes local street bikeways and quieter neighbourhood streets shared with motor vehicles. Expect a few hills along the way.

Bike route features
- Difficulty: Easy
- Duration: 1 hours 45 minutes (based on average speed: 12 km/hr)
- Length: 16.6 km
Mostly flat ride with short uphill sections around Commercial Drive. The route is fully paved.
Disclaimer of responsibility

These maps were produced to provide possible routes for people cycling, scooting or otherwise rolling in the City of Vancouver.

The City, its employees, officers, directors and representatives neither guarantee the accuracy of the maps and accompanying information nor warrant the safety of any route, highway, road, street, or designated cycling route shown in the maps or accompanying information.

Any person who relies on the maps or the accompanying information does so at their own risk.