• Lord Stanley Memorial Monument - The journey begins at the peaceful edge of Stanley Park, then moves into the park’s core, shaded by majestic cedars and Douglas firs. Here, the story of the man who inspired the park’s name unfolds.
• Brockton Point Lighthouse - The path leads to the seawall, tracing the coastline to Brockton Point. Enjoy the view over Burrard Inlet, with the North Shore Mountains rising in the distance and the iconic Lions Gate Bridge completing the scene.
• Brockton Point Totem Pole - A stop at the totem poles offers insights into the cultural heritage of the coastal First Nations.
• Lions Gate Bridge - Experience breathtaking views of the bridge and North Shore Mountains while standing beneath its towering structure, observing large tankers and cruise ships as they head toward the Strait of Georgia and the Pacific Ocean.
• Siwash Rock - Further along the trail, discover Siwash Rock, a remarkable geological and cultural landmark.
• Third Beach - Third Beach offers a chance to relax and enjoy the tranquil ocean views, while nearby Second Beach is lively and charming. The journey continues past Lost Lagoon before returning to the shop.

• Personable and professional tour guide
• Recommendations for the best food, entertainment and nightlife
• Well-researched tales & local history
• Use of bicycle, helmet, and lock

• Gratuities

Embark on a picturesque, nature-focused journey along the renowned Seawall and through Vancouver’s premier attraction. The bike rental is included, and with a welcoming local guide accompanying you, explore the highlights of this 1,001-acre (405-hectare) natural marvel in just under 3 hours.

The pace is set to your comfort (guaranteed!), with engaging stories about local history and Indigenous communities, and ample opportunities for photos and breaks. After seeing the park and city through the perspective of your local guide, you determine the value of the tour.

• Revel in 360° views: mountains, ocean, rainforest, and city skyline
• Delight in 9 km of car-free oceanfront cycling along the water’s edge
• Ride confidently with an experienced guide, on a standard bike or e-bike
• Admire Siwash Rock, Totems, Lions Gate vistas & Third Beach sunsets
• For tours in the winter, spring and fall (Oct – May), we recommend wearing layers and gloves, as the weather can be unpredictable (rain ponchos available for use if needed); for tours in the summer, we recommend wearing shorts, T-shirts, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen and sunglasses
• Ages 10 and up
• We recommend bringing a light jacket in case of unexpected weather conditions, even in the summer months

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.