



by Cycle City Vancouver
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$330.86This 4-hour cycling tour uses electric bikes to cover key Vancouver sites with ease. It includes stops at Stanley Park, Prospect Point, English Bay, False Creek, Chinatown, and Gastown. The tour starts at Cycle City Vancouver, where participants meet the guide and get fitted with high-quality e-bikes and helmets. The group then follows protected bike lanes to Stanley Park, riding the Seawall path and forest trails to see totem poles, coastal heritage, local wildlife, and ancient cedar trees. Next, the tour climbs to Prospect Point for views of the Lions Gate Bridge and the North Shore. The route continues along False Creek’s Seawall past modern neighborhoods and marinas, then passes through Yaletown, a busy downtown area with waterfront views. Riders visit Chinatown to learn about Vancouver’s Chinese heritage and its historic buildings. The final stop is Gastown, where the guide explains the origins of Granville and the city’s founding pub known as Gassy Jack’s. The tour includes a professional guide, use of the e-bike and helmet, and all taxes and fees. It requires participants to be at least 16 years old and able to ride a bike safely. The tour runs rain or shine, with recommendations for appropriate clothing depending on the season. Bikes have a maximum weight limit of 300 pounds (136 kilograms).
Cycle City Vancouver
Meet the local guide and get fitted with a high-quality electric bike and helmet. The tour begins from the shop, entering the protected bike lane outside to start the ride.
10 min
Stanley Park
Cycle the 1000-acre peninsula using the Seawall bike path and forest trails. Stop to view totem poles and learn about Coastal First Nation culture and history. Ride through forest areas where local wildlife may be spotted, including giant cedar trees over 600 years old.
90 min
Lions Gate Bridge
Ride uphill on the electric bike to Prospect Point for views overlooking the Lions Gate Bridge and the North Shore mountains.
10 min
False Creek
Follow the Seawall around False Creek, passing modern neighborhoods and marina areas along the waterfront.
20 min
Yaletown
Ride through Yaletown, a lively neighborhood in downtown Vancouver with views of the water.
10 min
Chinatown
Visit Vancouver’s Chinatown and learn about its Chinese cultural heritage while observing historic buildings.
15 min
Gastown
Explore Gastown with information on the founding of Granville and the story of Gassy Jack’s pub where Vancouver began.
15 min
Meet at our convenient downtown shop. Please arrive 15-30 minutes before the tour to get checked in. Tours depart promptly at the scheduled time and we are unable to hold the tour for late arrivals.
End point
Meet at our convenient downtown shop. Please arrive 15-30 minutes before the tour to get checked in. Tours depart promptly at the scheduled time and we are unable to hold the tour for late arrivals.




by Cycle City Vancouver
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$330.86This 4-hour cycling tour uses electric bikes to cover key Vancouver sites with ease. It includes stops at Stanley Park, Prospect Point, English Bay, False Creek, Chinatown, and Gastown. The tour starts at Cycle City Vancouver, where participants meet the guide and get fitted with high-quality e-bikes and helmets. The group then follows protected bike lanes to Stanley Park, riding the Seawall path and forest trails to see totem poles, coastal heritage, local wildlife, and ancient cedar trees. Next, the tour climbs to Prospect Point for views of the Lions Gate Bridge and the North Shore. The route continues along False Creek’s Seawall past modern neighborhoods and marinas, then passes through Yaletown, a busy downtown area with waterfront views. Riders visit Chinatown to learn about Vancouver’s Chinese heritage and its historic buildings. The final stop is Gastown, where the guide explains the origins of Granville and the city’s founding pub known as Gassy Jack’s. The tour includes a professional guide, use of the e-bike and helmet, and all taxes and fees. It requires participants to be at least 16 years old and able to ride a bike safely. The tour runs rain or shine, with recommendations for appropriate clothing depending on the season. Bikes have a maximum weight limit of 300 pounds (136 kilograms).
Cycle City Vancouver
Meet the local guide and get fitted with a high-quality electric bike and helmet. The tour begins from the shop, entering the protected bike lane outside to start the ride.
10 min
Stanley Park
Cycle the 1000-acre peninsula using the Seawall bike path and forest trails. Stop to view totem poles and learn about Coastal First Nation culture and history. Ride through forest areas where local wildlife may be spotted, including giant cedar trees over 600 years old.
90 min
Lions Gate Bridge
Ride uphill on the electric bike to Prospect Point for views overlooking the Lions Gate Bridge and the North Shore mountains.
10 min
False Creek
Follow the Seawall around False Creek, passing modern neighborhoods and marina areas along the waterfront.
20 min
Yaletown
Ride through Yaletown, a lively neighborhood in downtown Vancouver with views of the water.
10 min
Chinatown
Visit Vancouver’s Chinatown and learn about its Chinese cultural heritage while observing historic buildings.
15 min
Gastown
Explore Gastown with information on the founding of Granville and the story of Gassy Jack’s pub where Vancouver began.
15 min
Meet at our convenient downtown shop. Please arrive 15-30 minutes before the tour to get checked in. Tours depart promptly at the scheduled time and we are unable to hold the tour for late arrivals.
End point
Meet at our convenient downtown shop. Please arrive 15-30 minutes before the tour to get checked in. Tours depart promptly at the scheduled time and we are unable to hold the tour for late arrivals.