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You are here: Home / Vancouver Cycling #3 – Central Valley Greenway (CVG) in Metro Vancouver - Guide plus Video / Parts of the CVG are wonderful. For example, this shot shows two ways to travel through Burnaby. Left is the CVG, right is Lougheed Highway (which is often full of fast-moving traffic). These photos show parallel segments of Burnaby, separated by just a few hundred meters. But one is a cycling paradise, and the other is a cycling hell. I know – I was almost killed at right about that point on Lougheed by an aggressive motorist (I was in the bike lane at the time, but he thought it would be fun to scare me)

Parts of the CVG are wonderful. For example, this shot shows two ways to travel through Burnaby. Left is the CVG, right is Lougheed Highway (which is often full of fast-moving traffic). These photos show parallel segments of Burnaby, separated by just a few hundred meters. But one is a cycling paradise, and the other is a cycling hell. I know – I was almost killed at right about that point on Lougheed by an aggressive motorist (I was in the bike lane at the time, but he thought it would be fun to scare me)

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Parts of the CVG are wonderful. For example, this shot shows two ways to travel through Burnaby. Left is the CVG, right is Lougheed Highway (which is often full of fast-moving traffic). These photos show parallel segments of Burnaby, separated by just a few hundred meters. But one is a cycling paradise, and the other is a cycling hell. I know - I was almost killed at right about that point on Lougheed by an aggressive motorist (I was in the bike lane at the time, but he thought it would be fun to scare me)

Avatarwp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-96 photoParts of the CVG are wonderful. For example, this shot shows two ways to travel through Burnaby. Left is the CVG, right is Lougheed Highway (which is often full of fast-moving traffic). These photos show parallel segments of Burnaby, separated by just a few hundred meters. But one is a cycling paradise, and the other is a cycling hell. I know – I was almost killed at right about that point on Lougheed by an aggressive motorist (I was in the bike lane at the time, but he thought it would be fun to scare me)

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