VANCOUVER -- The park board has adopted a new cycling plan for Stanley Park with more than 60 recommendations designed to both improve cycling and reduce conflicts between cyclists and pedestrians ...

The Vancouver park board is seeking public input on how to improve the cycling experience throughout Stanley Park and along the seawall. As part of the planning, the board is holding an open house ...

A brief history of Stanley Park's temporary bike lane. April 2020: Stanley Park is closed to vehicle traffic to allow for better physical distancing during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vancouver parks board commissioner Constance Barnes says the board will consider any and every option that will result in safer cycling along the Stanley Park causeway. Right now, there is no ...

The last time I biked the seawall around Stanley Park, I left with a skinned knee. I’d persuaded my husband to duck out of work early for a summer afternoon ride. The bike and pedestrian paths ...

The Stanley Park Bike Lane is a separated one-way bicycle lane that runs along the length of Park Drive. First introduced in 2020 as part of municipal responses to local residents ...

Another bike-friendly stop near Stanley Park is Café Villaggio in Coal Harbour (across from Cardero's). There’s plenty of patio seating, a lot of space to lean your bike against, ...

Here’s my POV cam of a lap cycling around Vancouver’s beautiful Stanley Park in May 2020. With the city still under Covid-19 lockdown, parks have been closed to general public use, but cycling is ...

The ABC party-dominated park board voted to begin 'immediately' removing the temporary bike lane which has ringed the park on Stanley Park Drive in its current form since 2021.

Park board commissioners voted Monday to get rid of most of the temporary bike lanes in Stanley Park, except in areas where there is a public safety concern such as Brockton Point and Lumbermen ...

Restoring a bike lane along with two lanes of vehicle traffic would require widening nearly 80 per cent of Stanley Park Drive, staff said, at a cost of $30 to $50 million, and take up to four years.

After the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in B.C., the Vancouver Park Board temporarily closed vehicle access to Stanley Park on April 8, 2020, to provide space for physical distancing among ...