Transportation connections can make or break a cycle tourism trip in British Columbia. Ferries, buses, trains, shuttles, car rental, water taxis, and flights can help riders reach a route, return from a one-way trip, bypass a difficult section, connect communities, or build a lower-car itinerary.
This guide highlights transportation services that may be useful to cyclists travelling in British Columbia. The most important details are often specific: whether bikes are accepted, whether they need to be boxed or bagged, whether there are fees, how much capacity is available, whether advance booking is required, and what happens if space runs out.
Use this page to understand how transportation listings fit into the We Welcome Cyclists directory, then open the interactive directory to search for services that connect with your ride.
The We Welcome Cyclists directory includes 192 transport stops across BC.
Browse all 192 interactively →A few of the 192 transport stops in the directory, ordered from the most cyclist-ready down to bare-bones listings, so you can see the full range. From ferries that carry walk-on bikes with reservations down to a rideshare you flag for the last few kilometres.
The complete, structured data for every stop lives in the interactive directory.
