



by Vancouver Bike Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$198This three-and-a-half-hour guided bike tour explores key areas of Vancouver, starting in the West End. The ride begins at English Bay Bike Rentals, where participants receive a safety briefing and route overview. From there, the tour heads to Davie Village, stopping at the rainbow intersection to learn about Vancouver's LGBTQ community history. Next, the group visits Mole Hill in the West End to see the city's largest collection of heritage homes. Continuing to Robson Street, riders take a short walk around Robson Square to view landmarks like the art gallery, law courts, ice rink, and downtown financial towers. A brief stop outside the Marine Building offers a quick history of this notable Vancouver landmark. The tour then proceeds to the Vancouver Convention Centre, where guests see views of the mountains and inner harbour and hear about the site's role in the 2010 Winter Olympics, including the Olympic Cauldron and the Digital Orca statue. The ride moves on to Lost Lagoon, where the guide provides information about Stanley Park's history and ecology. The remainder of the tour focuses on Stanley Park itself, covering Totem Park, Beaver Lake, Lions Gate Bridge, Siwash Rock, Third Beach, Second Beach, and English Bay. Riders spend about 90 minutes exploring these areas by bike. A significant portion of the tour is along the Vancouver Seawall, the longest continuous waterfront path in the world, which is divided between cyclists and pedestrians. Additional stops include viewing the Girl In A Wetsuit statue, a photo stop below Lions Gate Bridge, a view of Chief Siwash stone carving, and passing Second Beach Pool. The tour includes use of a bicycle and a professional guide, with all taxes and fees covered.
English Bay Bike Rentals
The tour starts here with a brief introduction covering the route, bicycle safety, and restroom options.
5 min
Davie Village
A stop at the rainbow intersection includes a short history of Vancouver's LGBTQ community.
5 min
The West End
Riders pause at Mole Hill to view the largest group of heritage homes in Vancouver.
5 min
Robson Street
A short walk around Robson Square shows the art gallery, law courts, ice rink, and downtown financial towers.
10 min
The Marine Building
A quick stop outside provides a history of this notable Vancouver building.
2 min
Vancouver Convention Centre
Guests see mountain and inner harbour views and learn about the site's role during the 2010 Winter Olympics, including the Olympic Cauldron and Digital Orca statue.
15 min
Lost Lagoon
A stop to hear about Stanley Park's history and its ecological features.
5 min
Stanley Park
Riders spend about 90 minutes exploring Totem Park, Beaver Lake, Lions Gate Bridge, Siwash Rock, Third Beach, Second Beach, and English Bay.
90 min
Vancouver Seawall
Cycling along the longest connected city waterfront path in the world for about two-thirds of the ride, separated for cyclists and pedestrians.
30 min
Girl In A Wetsuit
View Vancouver's version of Copenhagen's 'The Little Mermaid' statue.
5 min
Lions Gate Bridge
A brief stop below the bridge offers a photo opportunity.
2 min
Chief Siwash Stone
Riders pass by the stone known as Chief Siwash.
1 min
Second Beach Pool
Passing by one of Vancouver's main outdoor pools.
1 min
We meet inside the bicycle shop at 1754 Davie Street in Vancouver's West End. Please approach the counter and ask for the guide.
End point
We meet inside the bicycle shop at 1754 Davie Street in Vancouver's West End. Please approach the counter and ask for the guide.




by Vancouver Bike Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$198This three-and-a-half-hour guided bike tour explores key areas of Vancouver, starting in the West End. The ride begins at English Bay Bike Rentals, where participants receive a safety briefing and route overview. From there, the tour heads to Davie Village, stopping at the rainbow intersection to learn about Vancouver's LGBTQ community history. Next, the group visits Mole Hill in the West End to see the city's largest collection of heritage homes. Continuing to Robson Street, riders take a short walk around Robson Square to view landmarks like the art gallery, law courts, ice rink, and downtown financial towers. A brief stop outside the Marine Building offers a quick history of this notable Vancouver landmark. The tour then proceeds to the Vancouver Convention Centre, where guests see views of the mountains and inner harbour and hear about the site's role in the 2010 Winter Olympics, including the Olympic Cauldron and the Digital Orca statue. The ride moves on to Lost Lagoon, where the guide provides information about Stanley Park's history and ecology. The remainder of the tour focuses on Stanley Park itself, covering Totem Park, Beaver Lake, Lions Gate Bridge, Siwash Rock, Third Beach, Second Beach, and English Bay. Riders spend about 90 minutes exploring these areas by bike. A significant portion of the tour is along the Vancouver Seawall, the longest continuous waterfront path in the world, which is divided between cyclists and pedestrians. Additional stops include viewing the Girl In A Wetsuit statue, a photo stop below Lions Gate Bridge, a view of Chief Siwash stone carving, and passing Second Beach Pool. The tour includes use of a bicycle and a professional guide, with all taxes and fees covered.
English Bay Bike Rentals
The tour starts here with a brief introduction covering the route, bicycle safety, and restroom options.
5 min
Davie Village
A stop at the rainbow intersection includes a short history of Vancouver's LGBTQ community.
5 min
The West End
Riders pause at Mole Hill to view the largest group of heritage homes in Vancouver.
5 min
Robson Street
A short walk around Robson Square shows the art gallery, law courts, ice rink, and downtown financial towers.
10 min
The Marine Building
A quick stop outside provides a history of this notable Vancouver building.
2 min
Vancouver Convention Centre
Guests see mountain and inner harbour views and learn about the site's role during the 2010 Winter Olympics, including the Olympic Cauldron and Digital Orca statue.
15 min
Lost Lagoon
A stop to hear about Stanley Park's history and its ecological features.
5 min
Stanley Park
Riders spend about 90 minutes exploring Totem Park, Beaver Lake, Lions Gate Bridge, Siwash Rock, Third Beach, Second Beach, and English Bay.
90 min
Vancouver Seawall
Cycling along the longest connected city waterfront path in the world for about two-thirds of the ride, separated for cyclists and pedestrians.
30 min
Girl In A Wetsuit
View Vancouver's version of Copenhagen's 'The Little Mermaid' statue.
5 min
Lions Gate Bridge
A brief stop below the bridge offers a photo opportunity.
2 min
Chief Siwash Stone
Riders pass by the stone known as Chief Siwash.
1 min
Second Beach Pool
Passing by one of Vancouver's main outdoor pools.
1 min
We meet inside the bicycle shop at 1754 Davie Street in Vancouver's West End. Please approach the counter and ask for the guide.
End point
We meet inside the bicycle shop at 1754 Davie Street in Vancouver's West End. Please approach the counter and ask for the guide.