Richmond & Vancouver Bike and Hike Travel Map

Richmond, situated as an island in the midst of the Fraser River, is the focal point on one side of this travel map. Home to the city's international airport, YVR, Richmond is not merely a gateway but a bustling hub in its own right. This city, often overlooked, plays a pivotal role as the largest Asian city outside of Asia, boasting over 800 restaurants and serving as the gateway to Asia with the highest number of flights among North American airports.

This map is a groundbreaking addition to the region, shining a spotlight on Richmond's significance. The city's profile expands beyond its role as an aviation hub; it hosts Canada's blueberry crop, accommodates a burgeoning population exceeding 200,000, and offers a haven for nature enthusiasts at the Reifel Island Bird Sanctuary, a winter home to an astonishing 30,000,000 Siberian Snow Geese. Steveston, Richmond's westernmost point, showcases the region's historical significance as the west coast's fishing port and home to the world's largest cannery, now transformed into a national museum.

The Vancouver, B.C. Travel Map, presented as a double-sided guide, dedicates side A to Richmond and side B to Vancouver City. The emphasis lies on facilitating seamless travel experiences across air, rapid transit, road, bicycle, and pedestrian routes. While Vancouver's side pulsates with energy, housing the university, Pacific Spirit Regional Park, Stanley Park, and the downtown area, Richmond's side unveils the airport's prominence, protected agricultural lands, and an extensive network of hiking and biking trails.

Measuring 27" x 39", this map is not merely a navigational aid but a visual feast. The legend encompasses essential information, from roads classified by type to rivers, lakes, airports, and points of interest. Whether you're a traveler, commuter, or explorer, the Vancouver, B.C. Travel Map is your passport to unlocking the richness of this captivating region.