Central Valley Greenway, between Sperling Avenue and Douglas Road, will be closed from late July to early November for culvert upgrades and paving work. Access to the pedestrian overpass near Sperling Avenue is expected to remain open throughout the summer. Please follow detour signage and instructions from traffic control personnel.
We appreciate your patience as we complete these important improvements.
Follow the path–from Vancouver, through Burnaby to New Westminster
Hop on your bike or put on your walking shoes and visit one of the region’s most popular destinations. The Central Valley Greenway (CVG) is a 24-kilometre path connecting Vancouver, Burnaby and downtown New Westminster. It follows a shallow valley, providing a scenic route that's relatively flat for an enjoyable bike ride or walk for people of all ages.
Download the BC Parkway and Central Valley Greenway map
In Burnaby, the Greenway brings you close to natural areas and recreational facilities. At Burnaby Lake Regional Park, the CVG divides into a bicycle route and a pedestrian route. The walking route connects to an 11-kilometre pedestrian only loop–a fantastic place to view birds like great blue herons, bald eagles, belted kingfishers and ospreys.
On the Greenway Trail, you'll pass by Burnaby Lake Regional Park amenities like the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex, Rowing Pavilion, Equestrian Centre and Nature House. CVG has links to Millennium Line SkyTrain stations within Burnaby. So you can ride or take your bike on board (non-rush hours) and turn your trek along the CVG into an even longer journey.