Central Valley Greenway
The Central Valley Greenway (CVG) is 24km path connecting Vancouver, Burnaby and downtown New Westminster.
The CVG follows a shallow valley and is a scenic, direct, comfortable and relatively flat route for people of all ages to cycle and walk. With links to Millennium SkyTrain stations within Burnaby, this path can also be part of a longer journey.
What you need to know
Please be respectful and courteous of other park users and use our parks, trails and public spaces responsibly:
- Be prepared to share the greenway with walkers, runners and cyclists.
- Pedestrians have right-of-way. Please stay to the right and pass others on the left.
- If wearing headphones while on our trails, ensure the volume is at a level that you are able to hear others approaching.
- No littering. If garbage cans are full, please take your garbage with you.
- Keep your dog leashed. Please immediately pick up and properly dispose of your dog’s waste.
Recreational CyclingIn Burnaby, the Greenway brings you close to natural areas and recreational facilities. At Burnaby Lake Regional Park, the CVG divides into a pedestrian route and a bicycle route. The pedestrian route connects to an 11km Pedestrian Only Loop, which is a fantastic place to view many birds including great blue herons, bald eagles, belted kingfishers and ospreys. Read more about Burnaby Lake Regional Park. The Burnaby Lake Regional Park also includes the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex, Rowing Pavilion, Equestrian Centre and Nature House. Hop on to your bike or put on your walking shoes and visit one of the City and region’s most popular destinations! |
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