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Central Valley Greenway CVG LEGEND SCALE CREATING REGIONAL PEDESTRIAN ROUTE 1 AVE BIKE ROUTE DESTINATION POINT 0 1 2 3 km Foot traffic only. CONNECTIONS MAIN ST Expo RAPID TRANSIT LINE DAYLIGHT TRAIL MAJOR STREET Open in daylight hours only. 0 1 2 mi The Central Valley Greenway – or CVG for SKYTRAIN STATION short – is a scenic, direct, comfortable and relatively Point NO BIKES Atkinson MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY No cycling permitted. flat route for people of all ages to cycle and walk HOSPITAL About 15 MINUTES walking or about 4 MINUTES CYCLING OFF-STREET PAVED PATH OFF-STREET GRAVEL PATH LOWER TRAFFIC STREET HIGH TRAFFIC STREET around their neighbourhoods, commute to important STEEP HILL COMMERCIAL AREA Deep multi-use, running through multi-use, running through where bikes share the road with a painted bike lane for Co Usually a longer hill ve destinations, and connect to transit. natural areas or beside a natural areas. Accessibility with vehicles. Pedestrians use cyclists. Pedestrians use the WASHROOMS over 5% grade. Park washrooms are open seasonally road, railway or water. is limited. the sidewalk. sidewalk. PARK OR PROTECTED AREA This 24km walking and cycling route connects and during park hours. CAUTION Vancouver, Burnaby, and downtown New Westminster. Extra care needed. The route follows a shallow valley, running from LIONS GATE Vancouver’s False Creek, through Burnaby, and south BRIDGE N to the Fraser River in New Westminster. Framed by Lonsdale Quay dramatic topography of the coastal mountains, the Central Valley Greenway winds through some of W E Metro Vancouver’s most beautiful natural areas and vibrant neighbourhoods. Stanley Park S The Greenway is a route to some of the region’s most Seabus Burrard In Burr let ard Inlet popular destinations: Burnaby Lake Regional Park, New IRONWORKERS dy Inlet MEMORIAL oo GEORGIA r M rbou See detail BRIDGE rt Westminster Quay, Telus World of Science and the Sea- BEAC O Coal Ha o ILC map on P H CH ess N reverse xpr wall around False Creek. It is also a great connection to LL estcoast E WA W ENMA PEN En D DE ZANCE glish ROBS R 1 McGILL ST local destinations, including dozens of parks, swimming Bay nt PEN ON ro CARDERO Waterf rd T ra Station / SeaBus S Hastings pools, community centres and libraries. With links to Bur N e Park Y Burnaby Mountain Station xpress MO DUNDAS ST W t E H DA Park W Granvill AI VIE 2 n LL Westcoas Confederation T O T A Millennium and Expo Line SkyTrain stations, the Central Statio CORDOVA E ST 15 CARLETO m Park N NAN PNE AND P RR ACI GEORGI R THURL FELL r Stadiu CASSIAR A A KASLO C N BURRARD CA HASTING PLAYLAND NS AD F ST. PAUL’S S ST B A A TR IC Vancouvere Station TR AIL Valley Greenway can also be part of a longer journey. HOSPITAL A COLUMBIA HASTINGS ST City Cent PORT E Station 3 FRANCES LE Woodland LAKEWOOD L R HORNBY I 6 E OW Port Moody H Park V 5 UNION UNION ADANA A ANV OME - C UNION B R RICHARDH SNELS C et The Greenway is more than just a path from A to B; it’s re PRIOR ST U MOODY G d SIMON FRASER ST JOHN STREET rl VENABLES ST R ON Main St Wo N WILLINGDON E AV PARKER ST UNIVERSITY Vanier e 4 GREAT BRITANNIA CURTIS ST A 13 RD Yaletown Science B ous QUEBE a destination in its own right. Whether you’re going to COMMUNITY Y Park Y Station NORTHERN COMMUNITY T M S Roundh McLEAN M SCIENCE E Station T N CENTRE ER GDON O M WAY CENTRE V IN BURNWOOD AN AN 7 E U D E AL N U WORLD A I N N David Lam C AL DR E R CORNWAL VE V L N I L T V Y D CAMPUS REW A ERSIT work, shopping, or just out for a ride, it is a chance to A L AV A Park CLARK DR I L 1 N L AV SLOC SLOC U I WI DLD R BOUNDAR Burnaby 17 NG B 1 AVE I A RENF N 8 CLIFF TR NGTON A k 1 O d AIL Mountain e AVE AVE LDOM enjoy some of Metro Vancouver’s most beautiful urban e 1 AVE SI F Cr 1 WOODW GA alse e PERL E S CYPRES Conservation Area 2 AVE COMMERCI entwoo S HO EN Br PRINGER G 4 AVE 11 LARDILA WA S rk wn Centr K HALIFAX ST C T To n RDI WA E T NOR H GREA ST ER E and natural spaces. OR 5 AVE N VCC-Cla LM BURRARD Statio T V EBEC W A HEED HWY A Y GI LOUG Y Olympic U UE Station Holdom 6 AVE 6 AVE PS 7 AVE Village QUEBE QU Q cial - Millennium BROADWA I 8 AVE tion Station Station Commer RUPER e ADAIRADAIR oadway Sta Gilmor Y BROADWAY - Br n PHILL COMO LAKE AVE 10 AVE 8 AVE Statio Broadway l 12 Rupert interim route / construction 10 AVE BROADWAY - e See detail map on reverse City Hal 10 AVE w Station STILL CREEK AVE Y 12 AVE G re Sperling TO UBC Station 9 R Renf aby Lak BROADWAY WA VANCOUVER AN Burn I WA D Station RD VANCOUVER VANCOUVER V Y A CITY HALL IEW Station L L GENERAL HWY N Still Cr I COMMUNITY WA eek H GAGLG 14 AVVEE GRANDVIEW HWY NO LOU Y D D HOSPITAL R ON EASTLAKE 16 AVE COLLEGE L G ER R R HEED R A IT - N y C H H D Wa H T HW ion T A t Beaconsfield Lake City UND WINSTO Y R V ay Sta oduction S ST ity Station Park E W Pr s LAKE er NORN R TROUT LAKE 14 iv NO CANADA WAY KENSINGT COQUITLAM V Millenniu n R m U CENTRAL VALLEY ALL John S RD S O O COMMUNITY N HE CAMERON BUTU VANCOUVER Hendry Renfrew 1 ST EY DRI RI R ON AT CENTRE ARIO A A R TA Park E Park D S RD Canada Line RENFREW TTHEW HE N K MA o BURNABY G d STST L Y VE ONT ON O AI naim DOUGLA NNSBURNS AL COMMUNITY re GREENWAY Na HOSPITAL GILMORE G GILMORE Lougheent BUR W U 16 19 BCIT ILLIN 20 KING EDWARD AVE Y Station CENTRE BRIGHTON wn Ce KINGSWA To n W AN AN AN A WINSTON C C ST (no sidewalk AUSTIN A E ) Statio O N NE BOUNDAR LO d LO O Y O S S ar S SANDERSON WAY BURNABY N e N T Edw T Av ROUTE MAP E ST O ON ST tion R LAKE SPORTS D T TO King a 29th T NATURE Warner Loat ST S Hillcrest S St O R L N BURNABY L Station COMPLEX E HOUSE Park L D O ON Park ON GLADS GLADS BURNABY OUGHEO ARLE N A T T A OAK 29 AVE 25 ANVILL C C CARIBO I IC IC MAIN ST HE R CITY HALL CTORIA DR WINDSORWINDS FRAS E KNIGHT ST T B G 10 E VI D HW NT NT MOSCROP u ANGUS 1 E E Millennium r P 3 P 21 n 3 AVE 26 O Y T DEER 22 a PIPER SPIT / B NAT BAILEY S LA b r Queen S ood K u E E w E y n STADIUM LE xpo PK BURNABY La VIEWING TOWER e Elizabeth RLES lling W ke tt ARLESARLEAR Y e VanDusen E JOYC ART GALLERY Park VE 23 Joyceo -n Co N 24 BURNABY R 37 AVE Botanical Gardens Stati SHADBOLT iv VILLAGE e R Burnaby Lake 37 AVE E VE CENTRE A r 37 AVE U MUSEUM Regional Park N 6 T 39 AVE TTERSO GDON A E D BU 1 383 AVAVE N V e C PA P BOND ST e KI A r LI L N A ak G C SC L e A 41 AV K H D HUME E Deer Lake A Robert Burnaby E A - WI M O Park Park PARK kridge e L 27 O Oa Av O 414 AVE A T T T T M IM IM S S S 41st KINGSWAY Y S n A A O Station GR A T IA R IA N N ANGE d S S BIA B ROYAL ST Patterso A A A A Brai R RSR ST RRIS ST CA RS N N N Station COLUMBIAN 18 ARD UM U 45 AVVE OA BU NNANADAD W UM Station D DE DED KLAND ST DE OW AD VE G CUM HOSPITAL UNITED BOULEV A A O OL Musqueam A OL F ON F C A 16 SHERBROOKESHERB OO C ARD Park SWANGARD n W TRO B WILL ER 49 AVE otow AAY STADIUM r L VE et Y ARMSTRARMSTARM R AN SAPPERTON AVE M K D 28 TE Station IN PARK TTET n EDW KING DESTINATION KEY GS ST HUMPHR E Central W E EY AV N erto 499 AVA E A Y L JUSTICE Sapp Park L NDS ST ST PHR BRUN tion GI LLE ST INSTITUTE Sta T IMPERIAL R T S IE S S k EDMO O ra - R ST Oa S E U R IMPERIAL ST OAK ST Langa NE 6 ANDY LIVINGSTON PARK 5 GM PLACE 2 ROBSON SQUARE ANVI TH R Royal 30 MAIN ST Y CENTENNIAL W R 49th CANADA ELLIOT ST CAMBIE T E KE G Station V FRAS E KNIGHT ST COMMUNITY S MARYR A 31 GAMES T 57 AVE 10 A VE CENTRE 4 M BC PLACE 8 GRANVILLE ISLAND 29 Sapperton LANDING (BRUNETTE- RY M POOL 1122 AVA E A BC cB R PARK R 29 I W ID N FRASER REGIONAL Greenway) AY AVE E E E E ST D 8 BOULE E IA 19 BCIT 11 Great Northern Way CAMPUS R E AV D AV V Y R AV A Queen’s I N 7 V RUMBLER E STT E V E 115 ST V A 28 Sapperton PARK SO E 5 ST 1 ST ParkPark E OAK AV A R ON IDD L 6 D EdmondsTRIDE COLUMB 13 Britannia COMMUNITY CENTRE 27 HUME PARK A Canada Line SO Moody UT T STRIDESTRIDE SAPPERTON LANDING TTERSON H TTERSON Station W OUNDAR NELS A ES OY Park T B (BRUNETTE-FRASER PA P PA M R ARINE DR 7 SCIENCE WORLD 32 REGIONAL GREENWAY) 22 BURNABY Art Gallery 33 IrvingMarine H OUSEDrive MUSEUM E 6 IRVING tion LIBRARY ST Sta MARINE DRIVE AV HOUSE PATTULLO 23 Shadbolt CENTRE Y NEW 8 CITY MUSEUM BRIDGE 21 BURNABY CITY HALL 30 JUSTICE INSTITUTE ST GILLE WESTMINSTER HALL 33 T 18 Swangard Stadium 34 S Scott Road MA DOUGLAS VON ation 25 BURNABY LAKE Nature HOUSE 10 Nat BAILEY Stadium RINE 20 ST E 12 ST St A 24-km path WAY V ON AR T A RDS WAY COLLEGE N STS 7 A R IAIA a EW w CA 14 TROUT LAKE COMMUNITY CENTRE ST Ne MB Columbi Expo 35 U on linking Vancouver, d WAY ti 20 BURNABY LAKE Sports COMPLEX 34 NEW WESTMINSTER CITY HALL n No RK COL Sta a rt PA tminster COL sl h nd St C s B ay I Ar 22 B We EGBIE tew Mitchell 9 VANCOUVER CITY HALL m tation Station BurnabyGa & New Fra S tation 24 BURNABY VILLAGE MUSEUM 32 NEW WESTMINSTER Library s Q S e UAYS r IDE VANCOUVER Riv 36 Westminster for INTERNATIONAL 12 VANCOUVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE er 31 CANADA GTAMESempleton POOL / 36 NEW WESTMINSTER Quay MARINE QUEENSBOROUGH AIRPORT WAY NEW a healthier region.
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