Ride a bike through Stanley Park and Downtown Vancouver on a guided, half-day bike tour that follows 11 miles (18 kilometers) of quiet bike lanes and bike paths to some of the city’s top sights. Biking in Vancouver is a great way to cover city highlights in limited time, with plenty of stops to explore colorful neighborhoods, historic architecture, and Vancouver’s beautiful waterfront.

Start in Vancouver’s West End, where you’ll be fitted with a bike and go over the basics of safe city riding. Hop on your bike and ride through the colorful Davie Village, home of the Vancouver Pride Festival. Then, see the city’s largest collection of historic homes in the Mole Hill Community.

From there, continue to Robson Square, the bustling heart of Downtown, locking up your bike so you can walk around the sprawling plaza. Ride from Robson Square to the Vancouver waterfront and the 13.5-mile (22-kilometer) seawall, where you’ll keep pedaling with sweeping views of the mountains and Vancouver's skyline on the horizon.

Duck off the seawall into the sprawling Stanley Park, pausing at the bird sanctuary, spotting totem poles, and checking out scenic beaches at the edge of Vancouver Harbour and English Bay. The bike tour concludes at English Bay, where you can return to Downtown or keep exploring Stanley Park.