We’re working to improve cycling connections between two of Vancouver’s most popular walking and cycling routes: the Arbutus Greenway and the Seaside Greenway (Seawall).
The Arbutus Greenway is an 8.8-kilometre active travel route stretching from near Fir St and W 6th Ave in the north to the Fraser River in the south. The greenway provides a safe and comfortable cycling route for people of all ages and abilities (AAA).
The Seaside Greenway (Seawall) is a 28-kilometre route along Vancouver’s coastline. Most of the route has dedicated bike lanes that are separate from cars, making it an attractive route for walking, biking and rolling.
What's happeningPine Street Link engagement update
The Pine Street Link survey is now closed. We're currently reviewing community feedback and preparing an engagement summary that will be shared in the next few months. This input will help us improve the proposed design where possible.
Construction is expected to begin in 2027.
Location
Arbutus to Seaside timeline
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2018
Planning
Council approves the Arbutus Greenway: Design Vision and Implementation Strategy which identifies creating an active transportation link between the Arbutus Greenway and Seaside Greenway (Seawall) along Pine Street and W 1st Avenue
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2021
Early stakeholder meetings - Conceptual design
Engaged with businesses to learn how they use Pine Street and how vehicles and bikes circulate Identified how changes can accommodate access, egress, and loading requirements while meeting the City’s AAA cycling standards
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2022 to 2023
Community conversations - Detailed design
Update residents and businesses on the proposed design with door knocking, email notifications, notification letter drop offs, and online information sessions
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2024 to 2025
Review community feedback and update design
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2025 to 2026
Reconnect with community – Updated design
Share revised design with the community
Seek feedback and adjust where possible
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We are here
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2027
Implementation
Implement the Pine Street Link using interim materials
Monitor changes and adjust as needed