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If your favourite mode of transportation in Vancouver is your bike or your own two feet – chances are you’re familiar with the Arbutus Greenway. And if you’re not, let us put you onto this scenic, pedestrian-forward route!
Stretching from False Creek to the Fraser River, the project was started in 2016 to help connect Vancouver residents to the city’s various neighbourhoods and commercial districts, including West 4th, West Broadway, Granville Island, Arbutus Ridge, Kerrisdale, Marpole, and West 57th.
Although technically still a work in progress, the Greenway is adorned with greenspaces and wildflowers, attracting thousands of visitors and commuters every day. Whether you want to head for a walk or run, cycle, or lace up your skates – the path allows visitors of all ages and abilities to enjoy a scenic journey.
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Once completed, the City says the Greenway will transform the former rail corridor into an outdoor destination for all to enjoy. So stay tuned for future updates on its progress – and enjoy the route!
Happy exploring!
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