Spring Go By Bike Week - Group Rides
Sat, May 30 @ 12 PM: Sperling-Burnaby Lake Station to Burnaby Lake Overpass
In partnership with Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation, the HUB Streetwise team will help you discover how to safely bike from the Sperling-Burnaby Lake Station to the new Burnaby Lake Overpass and around Burnaby Lake Park. The ride will also stop by the Go By Bike Week Celebration Station, where you can get a free bike tune-up from the mechanic.
Reserve your spot here. The meeting point will be shared with confirmed participants via email.
Sat, May 30 @ 12 PM & 1:15 PM. Vancouver Cycling Without Age Society & Science World, Seawall Ride.
Vancouver CWA will take seniors and their friends and families for recreational rides on trishaws (three-wheeled bicycles). The volunteer Pilot pedals in the back and two passengers ride on a comfortable bench in the front. The purpose is to enjoy fresh air, good conversation, and together create connections, memories and smiles.
The event will be active from 12-2:15PM. There will be two rides: 12PM & 1:15PM
Wed, June 3 @ 5:30 PM. Family Bike Parade – World Bicycle Day
Bring the kids, invite your friends, and join us for a joyful, low-stress neighbourhood bike ride made especially for families with young children!
Decorate your bikes, scooters, or trailers with balloons, streamers, and anything fun—this is all about creativity, laughter, and making memories together.
We’ll gather at Queen Mary Playground, ride at a relaxed, kid-friendly pace along the bike path around Victoria Park, loop past the school, cruise down Jones Ave, and finish with a celebration at Mahon Park Playground—with cake for all finishers!
This is a short, easy ride (about 15–20 minutes) with lots of support along the way. Whether your child is just learning or already zooming ahead, they’ll fit right in.
This project is supported by Vancouver Foundation
Wed, June 3 @ 6:30 PM. Gravel Buddies & Chill Rides YVR in Stanley Park
Meeting 6:30pm at Second Beach on the grassy area by the playgrounds.
Social hang at Third Beach after the ride. Beginner gravel riders friendly.
This no-drop ride is for women, gender-diverse and 2SLGBTQIA+ riders. This is a social, unguided ride; everyone is responsible for their own decisions.
Thur, June 4 @ 7 AM: Science World to Burnaby Lake, via Central Valley Greenway
A friendly Go By Bike Week morning commuter ride. This will be a 'bike train' where you can get aboard at various stops in the ride. We begin at Science World at 7, visit the Celebration Station at CVG and Gilmore from 7:45 to 8:15, and arrive at Deer Lake/Burnaby City Hall by 8:45.
This flat, scenic and safe route is suitable for all abilities and all types of bikes or micromobility devices. About 90% of the ride is on protected bike lanes or paved trails. We’ll follow all traffic rules and ride at a leisurely pace.
We will be joined on the ride by a very special guest: Active Transportation Consultant Richard Campbell, who originally envisioned the Central Valley Greenway in the early 2000's. Richard will share fascinating history and factoids along the ride.
To register, email Carmen at carmen.mills@burnaby.ca
Thur, June 4 @ 8 PM: Dude Chilling Park
Group ride hosted by Bike Ride Society
Join Vancouver's longest-running, everyone-welcome social ride for a follow-the-leader style ramble across the city. You'll meet some nice people and learn some cool routes.
Every Thursday, rain or shine, Dude Chilling Park, 8PM-10PM (or later if you're game!)
Sat, June 6 @ 9:15 AM: Holland Park, Surrey
Bike Day ride hosted by the Rotary Club of Surrey.
Two guided tours that cater to cyclists of all levels. Whether you prefer a leisurely ride or a bit more of a challenge, you can choose between two routes.
The shorter 7 km route is ideal for families and casual riders, taking approximately 40 minutes to complete.
For those seeking a more vigorous experience, our 16 km route will satisfy you with an estimated duration of one hour.
The event will take place in the Holland Park Surrey, BC, at South West Corner 98B Ave & 134 St. Riders are required to bring their own bike, helmet, and bottle of water.
