Vancouver Seawall

I loved the experience, well maintained park. Ideal for an evening stroll or a quick run. Enough restrooms, park benches and eateries and beaches in between. Beware of Coyotes after dark, a local told us if ever approached by coyotes to shine phone flashlight on their face. I would rate this as one of the Must do activities in Vancouver. It's a 5.8 mile walk with no elevation.Took US almost 2.5 hours to complete. I really loved how they have park benches in area with great views.

Stunning!!! Beautiful continuous path besides the sea, beautiful parks and buildings for relax, walk or ride bicycle or others, this path joins with others allow to you go from waterfront, passing under the Lion Bridge, English Bay to Science World area and more.... Something you should do if you come as a tourist to this beautiful city of Vancouver or if you live here, is a bike tour of about 2 hours...100% recommend Thanks city of Vancouver for encouraging relaxation on this beautiful paths!

I live in Vancouver and work in the downtown for the past 17 years, but rarely riding bike around Seawall. It was until 2 weeks ago when my friends invited me to ride a bike at Seawall after work, it reminded me how wonderful the place is without going too far. If the weather is nice, I highly recommend everyone to walk or ride a bike around Seawall. Here are the pictures I took with my phone. I will definitely go there again soon.

Is there a more beautiful place than this one? Amazing place to go for a walk, run, bike or anything outdoorsy really! This is a must visit if you are visiting Vancouver.

It’s nice place for a walk. Enjoy the weekend with friends and we felt peaceful when we looked at the beautiful beach with a sunset.

Great place to do a walk, running the length of False Creek. There are also plenty of Mobi bike stations as well as a ferry running between different aspects. The seawall is mixed use for walking, running, and biking. Many people also bring their dogs

Excellent biking trail! Very well-maintained and so many good views along the way.

Running around the park on the seawall trail is very nice and calm. It's about a 6 mile loop. The trail is very well maintained and has beautiful views.

You can walk around Stanley Park using the Seawall. Currently the Seawall is partly closed and will be open again December 3. There are a lot of signs suggesting possible detours. It is also possible to hire a bike cycling should be counter clockwise, one direction only.

Really nice spot for a walk in Stanley Park, with a view back to the Vancouver skyline.