Cycle Royal City and Southwest Burnaby - 42 km plus
Details
Due to the present coronavirus situation, adhering to the directives coming from health authorities is expected. Please do not participate in this activity if you are considered quarantined or feeling ill.
Note; We took in this cycle loop last September but you are always welcome to do it again. So far, it looks like the weather should be quite good.
• What we'll do:
Here is a more detailed map: knowing that we start at the Production Way Skytrain Station.
If you are looking to cycle while enjoying a variety of features or destinations this is for you. Expect several downhills and uphills thus making it more suitable for intermediate-level cyclists.
Allow up to 5 hours with stops along the way. The 42 km Loop allows for options at a couple of points if we decide to shorten the ride.
• Main Features starting from Production Way Skytrain Station going clockwise:
Brunette River Greenway
Humes Park
Columbia St. Greenway
Sapperton Landing Park Greenway
Glenbrook Ravine and Queens Park (involves climbing) Greenway
Westminster Quay - with amenities and restaurants
BC Parkway out of New Westminster and in Burnaby
Burnaby Foreshore Park
BC Parkway towards Metrotown
Byrne Creek Trail
Deer Lake
Burnaby Lake South Shore
• What to bring
Well-serviced bike, water, and snack. It is a good idea to carry a spare tube that fits your bike wheels and a few tools. Also, be prepared for the weather.
• RSVP by 5:00 p.m. Saturday, July 29 after which time or a bit before you can expect a confirmation from me. Any guest you register must be 19 yrs of age or older and must be aware of the liability clause at the end of this description.
• Where we meet
Be at the Production Way Skytrain Station by 09:45 a.m., July 30. If you come with your vehicle, you should be able to find street parking along Brighton Ave. and heading west on Winston St.
• What to bring
Always be prepared for the possibility of a shower. Take along water, a well-serviced bicycle (preferably hybrid or mountain bike or Electric-Assist bike), helmet, water, bike tool kit, and snack.
• Important to know
For you and your guest(s) if you bring one along.
You, not the trip organizer, Trails BC, or anyone else, are entirely responsible for your own safety. Do not sign up for this trip unless you agree to the full Trails BC and organizer release and waiver of liability at this link: https://trailsbc.ca/loop-trail-touring/waiver-participate-trails-bc-meetups