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1747 on Water User Guide Map 11 by 17 Keep out: Strong currents though narrows. Lions Gate Bridge Siwash Rock User Map and Guide Stanley Park Keep out: Busy Port Area. Third Beaver Beach Lake No non-motorized Legend watercraft permitted. Lifeguarded Beach (Seasonal) Wind Surfing Restricted: Public Dock Deep Sea Transit Route Universally Accessible Sailing Restricted: Beach Launch Busy Port Area Stanley Park Waters 5 K Restricted Popular activites no Boat Ramp Public Washrooms Dragon Boating t Z Shoreline Zone on Naval Base: e HMCS Discovery Vancouver Park Showers/Changing Facilities Outrigging Seawall Board Facility (contains public Lost Lagoon Popular activites Coal washrooms and Food and Drink Paddle Boarding Beaches Devonian Seaplane shower faclities) Harbour Harbour Landing Area Second Park Public Parking Canoeing Marinas Beach Ferry Service Kayaking Parks Denman St Harbour Ferry Route Rowing Park Trails Green Park Motorized boats only Skytrain Transit Station Kite Surfing Landmarks Coal Harbour West End Community Centre English Bay Community Centre Skytrain Transit Route English Bay Beach Port Area W Georgia St Popular activites Crab Park Detailed map on opposite side Evelyne Spanish Banks Davie St Saller Centre Popular activites Sunset Beach Park e Burrard St Kitsilano Point n o Z Museum of Carnegie Centre t o Vancouver Community Centre Spanish Banks Popular activites n Jericho Pier K Beach Park 5 Vanier Park Jericho Sailing Centre Locarno Beach Park Point Grey Burrard Civic Marina Gathering Place Kitsilano Beach Community Centre Popular activites Creekside Park NW Marine Dr Burrard St Cooper’s Science Blanca St George Park World NW Marine Dr Jericho Beach Jericho Beach Park Wainborn David Lam Habitat Island Chestnut St Park Park The Roundhouse Cambie St Creekside Paddling Centre West Point Grey Granville St Hinge Park Creekside Community Centre False Creek Community Larch St Larch Arbutus St Community Centre False Creek Rec Centre W 4th Ave Heather Civic Marina W 4th Ave W 4th Ave Kitsilano Beach W 4th Ave Charleson Main St Macdonald St Park N These are shared waters with motorized and shipping watercraft with quickly changing conditions. 0 250 500 1000 This map does not reflect Indigenous places, values or features nor their potential influence on matters related to the map’s contents. m N Siw Rock Legend Beach Stanle ark h Vancouv Parks mm Legend Sailing Beac h ransit Beaches Dr Dock Tr m h Vancouv Parks Outrigging Marinas arking orks mm P ashrm Sailing Beac h ransit Beaches Stanley Canoeing N F Kayaking Dr Dock Tr m 5 Park k Rowing r no t z on e Outrigging Marinas arking orks P ashrm Dev Coal N Canoeing F Beach Park Harbour Kayaking Univ Rowing r Cr Park Park English Beach Bay T T T mm Safety Information Have fun and stay safe! Every day is different! You are not alone! Transport Canada requires that all paddlers have a personal Be sure to check water temperatures, tides, currents Wear a brightly coloured PFD or life jacket so that Your on-water safety is important, make sure you’re flotation device (PFD) or lifejacket of an appropriate size and wind conditions before your adventure begins. others can see you while on the water. Please be up to date with the latest safety information. and carry a sound-signaling device like a whistle. If you Information is available through Environment Canada: mindful of marine traffic around you and review are heading out after sunset, before sunrise or in adverse www.weather.gc.ca the Port of Vancouver’s Safe Boating Guide for In case of emergency please contact: weather like a foggy day, you are required to carry a Also consider seasonal water quality, Vancouver Coastal marine traffic rules: www.portvancouver.com Canadian Coast Guard’s 24-hour Rescue Centre: watertight flashlight. For more safety requirements please Health provides weekly updates: www.vch.ca 1-800-567-5111 or 1-250-413-8933, #727 (cellular) see Transport Canada’s Safe Boarding Guide: www.tc.gc.ca Kitsilano Note: All activities are undertaken at your own risk. Spanish Banks Point e n Park o N z av iga t ble o Ch an n ne k l. K ee p 5 Ri ark gh Jeric t. V ark Da mm Point Grey Road ark m ancouver P Burr P N Burr Park World Granville Island Cooper’ Park False Creek East eric ark Jeric h h N Priv Park Da m Park ight. ep R l. Ke nne ha m le C Hinge ab Gr vig Park Na Na mm vig ab le C ha nne l. Ke ep R mm ight. False Creek Central ve Larc h ark N These are shared waters with motorized and shipping watercraft with quickly changing conditions. 0 100 250 500 This map does not reflect Indigenous places, values or features nor their potential influence on matters related to the map’s contents. m T.
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