bike_parking_detail: 6 racks within 100m: stands (3 spaces) at 19m; stands (4 spaces) at 35m; stands (3 spaces) at 46m; rack (20 spaces) at 75m; safe_loops (42 spaces) at 81m; stands (5 spaces) at 88m. Total: 77 spaces.

community: University Hill

value: H Mart


source: enrichment

value: 620 SE Marine Dr, Vancouver BC V5X 2T4

category: Food & Drink

community: Vancouver

value: New Fishport Seafood Bistro is a Cantonese live-seafood destination on SE Marine Drive in Vancouver, led by Culinary Director Chef Sam Leung, who earned the 'Chinese Master Chef' title in 2017 and has collected six Critics' Choice Signature Dish Awards since 2011. The kitchen specializes in premium live product — king crab, lobster, geoduck, and lingcod — prepared with traditional techniques and a modern edge. Dine-in, takeout, and third-party delivery are all available, and Google reviewers praise the clean, welcoming dining room and the quality of fresh ingredients.

value: New Fishport Seafood Bistro

origin: osm

ownership: Buy BC (independent)

band_key: upscale

confidence: high

label: Upscale

signal: Main courses $38–$100+; named Master Chef Sam Leung; premium seafood

region: Vancouver, Coast and Mountains

subcategory: Restaurant

tier: info


value: 800 Hwy 2, Dawson Creek, BC V1G 3V8, Canada

blurb: The Mile 0 milepost of the Alaska Highway, in downtown Dawson Creek.

category: Attractions

community: Dawson Creek

value: The Alaska Highway Mile 0 Milepost in Dawson Creek marks the official southern terminus of the legendary Alaska Highway, one of the most iconic long-distance road routes in North America. For touring cyclists, it is a pilgrimage destination and a natural starting or finishing point for any northbound adventure into the Yukon and Alaska. The milepost anchors a heritage district that includes the Dawson Creek Visitor Information Centre and is the starting point for the city's self-guided Mile 0 Heritage Tour.

dwell: quick

energy: neutral

facet_confidence: low

kid_friendly: yes

planning: walk-up

season: all

setting: outdoor

theme: landmark

value: Alaska Highway Mile 0 Milepost

ownership: Private (BC-owned)

band_key: free

label: Free

signal: duplicate Mile 0 milepost entry; free landmark

source: judgement

region: Northern British Columbia

subcategory: Activity / Experience

wow_evidence: Southern terminus of the Alaska Highway — internationally iconic; a pilgrimage photo for riders starting or finishing the route. Winner over 16334c84c9 (same landmark, clearer name).


source: osm

community: Delta

value: Starbucks

origin: chain

ownership: Global chain

label: Cheap eats

signal: chain 'starbucks'

subcategory: Fast Food / Chain


value: 1351 Shoppers Row

category: Accommodation

community: Campbell River

value: A mid-range hotel chain location in Campbell River on Vancouver Island. Offers standard accommodation in a commercial area, accessible to touring cyclists passing through the island.

value: Comfort Inn & Suites

band_key: mid

label: Mid-range

signal: chain 'comfort inn'

region: Vancouver Island

subcategory: Hotel / Motel


value: Columbia-Shuswap, BC V0A 1L0, Canada

bike_access: rough

character: pleasant

energy: active

kid_friendly: neutral

price_band: free

price_label: Free

season: summer

category: Camping

community: Seeney

source: camping

value: A free 2-site rec site on a quiet fishing lake with a dock and cartop boat launch, reached via 13 km of active logging road from Parson; CB radio is recommended and the final 500 m down to the lake is rough.

value: Wilbur Lake Recreation Site

ownership: Provincial rec site

region: Kootenay Rockies

subcategory: Public Campground

wow_evidence: 13 km of active logging road... CB radio is recommended


value: 747 12th Street, Invermere, BC

community: Invermere

value: The Canterbury Inn is a motel in downtown Invermere, a town on the western shore of Lake Windermere at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in southeastern British Columbia. It offers single, double, and family room configurations and sits close to regional draws including Panorama Mountain Resort, Radium Hot Springs, and Kootenay National Park trails. The inn's central location in Invermere puts touring cyclists within easy reach of local dining, shops, and the Columbia Valley Trail corridor.

google_place_id: ChIJfTVtXzNhelMRveDigqPFBPQ

value: The Canterbury Inn of Downtown Invermere

band_key: budget

confidence: medium

label: Budget

signal: bare motel, no chain

wow_evidence: motel in downtown Invermere


value: 2821 Main Street, Vancouver

bike_parking_detail: 14 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 14m; stands (2 spaces) at 17m; stands (4 spaces) at 26m; rack (6 spaces) at 34m; stands (2 spaces) at 46m; stands (2 spaces) at 55m; stands (2 spaces) at 58m; stands (2 spaces) at 74m; stands (2 spaces) at 82m; stands (2 spaces) at 85m; stands (2 spaces) at 93m; stands (2 spaces) at 93m; stands (2 spaces) at 97m; rack (10 spaces) at 98m. Total: 42 spaces.

value: Odd Burger is Canada's first fully vegan fast-food chain, founded in London, Ontario in 2014 and now operating locations across Canada. The company manufactures its own plant-based ingredients and built its brand on accessible, minimally processed vegan fast food — including what it calls the 'Famous Burger,' which sold out at a meat-centric Ontario ribfest in 2016. The Vancouver Main Street location opened in late 2024, bringing a mission-driven vegan fast food option to a well-trafficked urban cycling corridor.

value: Odd Burger

detail: 100% vegan menu confirmed by website ('As a 100% vegan company') and. All menu items are plant-based

tier: welcoming

wow_evidence: Canada's first fully vegan fast-food chain... operating locations across Canada


value: 25 Craig Street, Duncan, BC V9L 1V7

community: Duncan

value: Craig Street Brew Pub is a locally rooted craft brewery and full-service restaurant that has anchored downtown Duncan since 2006, housed in a cedar-beamed space with high ceilings and vintage West Coast character. Cyclists can watch new batches being brewed from the dining room, and the kitchen focuses on Cowichan Valley ingredients — house nachos, pear salads, and taco salads among the popular eats. It is the flagship of a small family of Cowichan Valley venues, making it a natural hub for riders exploring the valley.

value: Craig Street Brew Pub

band_key: casual

label: Casual

signal: amenity=pub

subcategory: Brewery / Pub

wow_evidence: anchored downtown Duncan since 2006... flagship of a small family of Cowichan Valley venues


value: 4500 Kingsway

bike_parking_detail: 7 racks within 100m: stands (3 spaces) at 51m; stands (3 spaces) at 60m; stands at 72m; stands at 72m; stands (6 spaces) at 82m; building (4 spaces) at 90m; stands (15 spaces) at 94m. Total: 31 spaces.

category: Groceries

community: Burnaby

value: A neighborhood greengrocer and supermarket on Kingsway in Vancouver, specializing in produce and staple groceries for local residents and passing cyclists.

value: Good Neighbour Supermarket

subcategory: Grocery Store


value: 1821 Sumas Way, Abbotsford, V2S 4L5

community: Abbotsford

value: Crossroads Family Restaurant is a long-established regional cuisine diner on Sumas Way in Abbotsford, operated by Tedor (Paul) Chheu. Health inspection records dating back to at least 2012 document a full kitchen operation with walk-in coolers, hot-holding units, and a dishwasher, consistent with a sit-down dining establishment. Its most recent Fraser Health Authority inspection in March 2026 returned a Low hazard rating, indicating a consistently maintained food operation.

value: Crossroads Family Restaurant

confidence: low

signal: family diner; ~$14-22pp


value: 44955 Cartmell Road, Chilliwack

blurb: Riverside regional park where the Vedder meets the Fraser.

community: Chilliwack

value: Island 22 Regional Park is a Fraser Valley Regional District nature reserve situated along the Fraser River near Chilliwack, at the area historically known as Island 22 where the Chilliwack River meets the Fraser. The park offers a natural riverside environment popular for walking, wildlife viewing, and off-leash dog areas. For touring cyclists, it provides a scenic natural detour in the agricultural flatlands east of Chilliwack.

dwell: half

facet_confidence: med

theme: nature

value: Island 22 Regional Park

ownership: Public

subcategory: Park / Nature

wow_evidence: Riverside FVRD park at the Fraser confluence — walking, wildlife, dog areas.


blurb: Boardwalk through a rare 3,000-year-old bog in Pacific Spirit Park.

community: Dunbar-Southlands

value: Camosun Bog is a rare 3,000-year-old sphagnum bog located within Pacific Spirit Park on Vancouver's west side, on the unceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nation. The site features a 300-metre nature boardwalk with interpretive signage covering the bog's ecology, Indigenous history, and ongoing restoration work by the volunteer Camosun Bog Restoration Group. Touring cyclists can lock up and walk through a genuinely unusual urban wilderness featuring carnivorous sundews, cloudberry, and other subarctic plant species.

dwell: short

label: bog plants blooming and cloudberry fruiting

months: June July August

value: Camosun Bog | xʷməm̓qʷe:m

signal: osm fee=no

wow_evidence: Rare 3,000-year-old sphagnum bog with interpretive boardwalk in Pacific Spirit Park — distinctive micro-ecosystem, bike racks at the entrance.


value: 22259 48 Avenue, Langley, V3A 3N4

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack (4 spaces) at 86m. Total: 4 spaces.

community: Langley

value: A&W

ownership: Buy Canadian

signal: chain 'a&w'


value: 3860 S Island Hwy, Campbell River, BC V9H 1M5

bike_access: easy

energy: restorative

kid_friendly: no

label: salmon run

months: July August September

washroom_type: flush

community: Shelter Point

value: A 55-plus RV resort on a private beachfront lot alongside Highway 19A just south of Campbell River, with full hookups, heated washrooms, and coastal mountain views; no tent camping is offered and the park trends toward longer-stay residents.

value: Shelter Bay Resort

ownership: Private

subcategory: Private Campground

wow_evidence: Ages 55+ Only … no tent camping


community: Beach Grove

value: Freshly Squeezed


value: 260 Park Drive, Clearwater, BC V0E 1N1

community: Clearwater

value: The Old Caboose Restaurant is a Clearwater landmark originally constructed from a historic local railway caboose, giving the dining room a genuinely distinctive character. It serves a broad all-day menu spanning breakfast, burgers, pizza, pasta, and seafood, with a fully licensed pub on site. Situated on Highway 5 directly across from the Wells Gray Tourist Information building, it sits at a natural gateway for cyclists heading into Wells Gray Provincial Park.

value: The Old Caboose Restaurant

detail: Menu includes Veggie Omelet (mushrooms, green pepper, tomato), House Salad, Greek Salad, and other vegetable-based items. No explicit vegan or GF labelling found

signal: cuisine=burger

region: Thompson Okanagan

wow_evidence: originally constructed from a historic local railway caboose... directly across from the Wells Gray Tourist Information building


value: 1163 Pinetree Way #2001, Coquitlam, BC V3B8A9

community: Coquitlam

value: Lee Garden Seafood is a Chinese dim sum and seafood restaurant located in Coquitlam's Pinetree Way area, serving both traditional dim sum and a full all-day menu with items like crystal prawn dumplings and sticky rice lotus leaf wraps. It is one of two Lower Mainland locations and offers online ordering with pickup. A touring cyclist passing through Coquitlam would find it a substantial sit-down meal option.

value: Lee Garden

signal: All menu items $10.28–$10.98 CAD; dim sum restaurant format

wow_evidence: one of two Lower Mainland locations


value: 2519B Rock Bay Avenue, Victoria, BC

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack (8 spaces) at 39m. Total: 8 spaces.

community: Victoria

value: Melt Truck is a Victoria food truck specializing in gourmet all-day breakfast sandwiches built from locally sourced eggs, fresh-baked buns from Bond's Bakery, and house-made toppings like their signature bacon jam. Operating as a street vendor in the Rock Bay area, it offers a quick, hot, and cheesy morning meal for anyone passing through. The truck also takes on special event bookings across Vancouver Island.

value: Melt

detail: Menu lists 'THE VEG': one fried egg, cheddar cheese, tomatoes, grilled onions, topped with sriracha mayo — a vegetarian option. No vegan or GF options mentioned


category: Transport

community: Vancouver

source: llm-examine

value: Black Top & Checker Cabs is Vancouver's largest taxi operator (200+ units), offering on-demand and pre-booked rides across the city including YVR airport runs. No bike policy is stated; fleet includes wheelchair-accessible vans and 90%+ hybrid vehicles.

value: Black Top Cabs

origin: transport

subcategory: Taxi / Ridehail


value: 520 Bernard Avenue, Kelowna BC V1Y 6P1

community: Kelowna

value: Chilango Modern Mexican is a contemporary sit-down restaurant on Kelowna's main downtown corridor, Bernard Avenue, specializing in Mexican street-food-inspired dishes including tacos, burritos, and craft cocktails spanning brunch through late-night service. It is the sister restaurant to El Taquero, a Kelowna institution next door that has been serving traditional street tacos for over 10 years. Positive guest reviews highlight the food quality, friendly service, and lively atmosphere, making it a viable meal stop for cyclists rolling through downtown Kelowna.

value: Chilango

signal: amenity=cafe

subcategory: Café / Coffee


value: 1101 Pacific Rim Hwy, Tofino, BC V0R 2Z0

community: Tofino

value: MacKenzie Beach Resort is one of Tofino's oldest beach resorts, substantially renovated since 2017, offering a mix of vintage Airstream trailers, surf bungalows, cabins, and forest campsites steps from the Pacific Ocean. The resort leans into a laid-back West Coast 'Drifter Code' atmosphere with hot tubs, a sauna, beach rentals, and cocktails on-site. It sits on the Pacific Rim Highway about 2.5 km from downtown Tofino, connected by a dedicated bike path — making it a convenient base for touring cyclists exploring the area.

value: MacKenzie Beach Resort

detail: Main page lists 'laundry facilities' among resort amenities added during renovation

signal: renovated beach resort: bungalows/cabins/Airstreams $250+ (campsites cheaper)

wow_evidence: one of Tofino's oldest beach resorts...hot tubs, a sauna...connected by a dedicated bike path


value: 650 Terminal Avenue, Nanaimo, V9R 5E2

community: Nanaimo

value: A Starbucks Coffee location on Terminal Avenue in Nanaimo, a major arterial road near the BC Ferries terminal that sees significant through-traffic from cyclists traveling between Vancouver Island destinations. Outdoor seating is available, making it a viable rest stop. As part of the global Starbucks chain, it serves the full range of espresso drinks, teas, and packaged food items.

value: Starbucks

wow_evidence: global Starbucks chain


value: 3110 Smith Dr, Armstrong, BC V4Y 0A1, Canada

community: Armstrong

value: DQ Grill & Chill

signal: chain 'dq'

subcategory: Ice Cream


value: 3086 Highway 16 E, Thornhill (Terrace), BC V8G 3N5

community: Thornhill

value: Northern Motor Inn is a full-service, rustic-style hotel situated on the Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16) in Thornhill, just outside Terrace, BC, with an onsite restaurant, pub (George's Pub), and liquor store all under one roof. The property has a long local history and caters to a wide range of travelers, offering room types from basic queens to suites with kitchenettes, plus pet-friendly and accessible rooms. The hotel explicitly highlights cycling as one of the outdoor adventures available from its doorstep in northwestern BC.

value: Northern Motor Inn

detail: Website states 'Start your day right with our complimentary breakfast' and 'Start your day with our complimentary breakfast, fueling up for whatever adventures lie ahead.'

detail: Website states 'shower and laundry services' are offered; free laundry also listed as a perk for corporate/VIP and extended-stay guests

detail: Onsite restaurant open Tue–Sun until 9pm and onsite George's Pub open Tue–Sat, both on the property

detail: Website notes 'proximity to gas stations, grocery stores, and convenient shopping options' in the surrounding area

signal: affordable motor inn with pub/liquor store, Thornhill; $100-130

wow_evidence: shower and laundry services


value: 15426 Sunshine Coast Hwy, Madeira Park BC V0N2H1

community: Madeira Park

value: Ruby Lake Resort is an Italian family-owned nature retreat set on an 88-acre bird sanctuary and natural reserve on the Sunshine Coast, operating since 1993. Guests choose from lagoon-view cottages, rainforest glamping tents, or rustic tiny wood cabins beside one of BC's warmest lakes, surrounded by forest, wetlands, and abundant wildlife. The on-site La Trattoria Italiana restaurant serves authentic north-Italian cuisine prepared with locally sourced, farm-to-table West Coast ingredients.

value: Ruby Lake Resort

detail: Glamping tents described as equipped with 'comfortable beds, power, and lighting', indicating electrical access in accommodation units

detail: La Trattoria Italiana is the on-site Italian restaurant serving authentic north-Italian cuisine with West Coast ingredients

signal: destination nature retreat, cottages/glamping + on-site fine dining, Sunshine Coast; $200-280 peak-season skew

subcategory: Resort

wow_evidence: beside one of BC's warmest lakes


value: 821E 6th Avenue, Hope, BC

community: Hope

value: Rolling Pin Bakery is a neighbourhood bakery in Hope, BC, specializing in freshly made donuts (30+ flavours), buttery pastries, artisan breads, sausage rolls, and custom cakes. What began as a single Hope location has grown to include a second Fraser Valley spot in Rosedale, opened in October 2025. Cyclists riding through the Fraser Valley corridor will find it a welcoming stop for quick, calorie-dense baked treats made fresh daily.

value: Rolling Pin Bakery

signal: shop=bakery

subcategory: Bakery / Donuts


value: 2435 Hwy 97 N. Kelowna BC V1X 4J2

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack at 77m.

value: Dragon King is an authentic Chinese eatery on Highway 97 North in Kelowna specializing in freshly handmade dim sum alongside a broad menu of Cantonese-style dishes including hot pot, BBQ, and seafood. The restaurant offers bilingual service in English and Chinese and operates its own app with online ordering. Located on a major arterial route through Kelowna, it is a convenient stop for touring cyclists passing through the city.

value: Dragon King

signal: Chinese dim sum/hot pot/BBQ; ~$16-28pp


bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack (8 spaces) at 27m. Total: 8 spaces.

value: Real Canadian Superstore


value: 268 Fifth Street, Courtenay, BC V9N 1J6

bike_parking_detail: 3 racks within 100m: rack (4 spaces) at 77m; rack (4 spaces) at 91m; bollard at 94m. Total: 8 spaces.

community: Courtenay

value: High Tide Public House is a seafood-centric pub in the heart of downtown Courtenay on Vancouver Island, known for its homemade menu featuring local ingredients like Fanny Bay oysters and island mussels alongside craft cocktails and BC beers on tap. The venue hosts regular live entertainment including open mic comedy nights and music events, making it a lively community gathering spot in the Comox Valley. Touring cyclists will find a full sit-down restaurant experience with takeout and delivery options also available.

value: High Tide Public House


value: 1330 Fairfield Road, Victoria, BC V8S 5J1

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack (8 spaces, covered) at 94m. Total: 8 spaces.

blurb: Fairfield's neighbourhood house; community programs since 1975.

value: Fairfield Community Place is the neighbourhood house of the Fairfield Gonzales Community Association, a non-profit serving the Fairfield and Gonzales neighbourhoods of Victoria since 1975. The single-storey building hosts a wide range of community programs including licensed childcare, youth drop-ins, community gardens, and neighbourhood events. It sits in a quiet residential area of Victoria near the waterfront.

planning: check-ahead

setting: indoor

theme: civic

value: Fairfield Community Place

subcategory: Community Centre

wow_evidence: Neighbourhood house with public programs — public community centre, walk-in.


value: 3757 Jacombs Rd #105, Richmond, BC V6V 2T7, Canada

community: Richmond

value: Hashi Sushi is a Japanese sushi restaurant in Richmond, BC, a city celebrated for one of Canada's most diverse Asian dining scenes. The restaurant offers takeout in addition to dine-in service, making it a practical mid-ride food stop for cyclists exploring the Richmond dyke trail network nearby. Beyond that, details about the dining experience are limited due to inaccessible web content.

value: Hashi Sushi

signal: sushi dine-in/takeout; ~$15-25pp

wow_evidence: cuisine=sushi, takeaway=yes


value: 1115 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1M1

bike_parking_detail: 4 racks within 100m: stands (4 spaces) at 17m; stands (2 spaces) at 68m; stands (4 spaces) at 77m; stands (4 spaces) at 95m. Total: 14 spaces.

value: GRNHSE at the Refinery is a second-floor cocktail lounge and private event venue situated in Vancouver's Granville Entertainment District, featuring an 18-foot full-service bar, elegant decor, and both indoor and covered outdoor heated patio spaces for groups of 20 to 75. The bar menu spans hand-crafted cocktails, beer, wine, and a food menu with vegetarian and gluten-free options including nachos and salads. While the space is primarily available for private bookings, it also opens to the general public on weekend evenings.

value: The Refinery

detail: Food menu labels Chips & Salsa as 'vegan + gluten free', Pawnchos as 'vegetarian + gluten free', Jalapeño Poppers as 'vegetarian', and the Granville Greens salad has vegetarian build options

signal: amenity=bar

wow_evidence: primarily available for private bookings, also opens to the general public on weekend evenings


value: 4201 Lougheed Hwy, Burnaby, BC, V5C 3Y6

community: Burnaby

value: A four-time TripAdvisor Traveler's Choice Award winner, the Executive Suites is a full-service, all-suite hotel in the Burnaby/Brentwood area with 125 spacious suites, each equipped with a fridge, microwave, and sink. The on-site Acqua Restaurant & Bar, outdoor heated pool, hot tub, and fitness centre provide solid infrastructure for a multi-night stay. The hotel sits minutes from a SkyTrain station, giving car-free or bike-and-transit cyclists quick access to downtown Vancouver.

value: Executive Suites Hotel & Conference Centre Burnaby

detail: Room descriptions note 'custom work desk with multiple outlet' and 'work station with multiple outlet' in suite types

detail: On-site Acqua Restaurant & Bar serves meals and cocktails; room service also available

signal: 125-suite full-service hotel w/ restaurant + pool, Burnaby/Brentwood; ~$190-240


value: Findlay Creek Road, Canal Flat, V0B 1B0

community: Canal Flats

value: A free recreation site near Canal Flat with a short trail to canyon viewpoints and impressive twin waterfalls; reached via 5 km of active logging road where CB radio is recommended, and a trail washout near the falls requires care.

value: Findlay Creek Recreation Site

wow_evidence: impressive twin waterfalls... 5 km of active logging road where CB radio is recommended


value: 1488 Adanac Street, Vancouver, BC

value: Bomber Brewing is an East Vancouver craft brewery whose taproom sits directly on the Adanac cycling corridor, one of Vancouver's most-used bike routes. The taproom pours an extensive rotating lineup of house-brewed Czech-style lagers, ales, IPAs, and stouts, always including two Czech-style side-pull draft taps. Package sales and third-party beer delivery complement the sit-down taproom experience.

value: Bomber Tasting Room


value: 2747 Dunsmuir Ave, Cumberland, BC V0R 1S0

bike_parking_detail: 6 racks within 100m: stands (6 spaces, covered) at 21m; stands (2 spaces) at 27m; wall_loops (14 spaces) at 35m; stands (2 spaces) at 65m; rack at 85m; stands (1 space, covered) at 87m. Total: 25 spaces.

community: Cumberland

value: Cumberland Village Bakery is a historic landmark that has occupied the same spot on Cumberland's main street for over 100 years, best known for its world-famous glazed Cumberland donut revived in 2004 from the Auchterlonie family tradition. The bakery produces artisan sourdough breads leavened with a 20-year-old culture, all-butter croissants, and a broad range of sweet and savoury baked goods — all made from scratch using locally sourced Comox Valley ingredients. Cumberland is a renowned mountain biking destination, and this bakery is a beloved and iconic stop in the village core.

value: Cumberland Village Bakery


value: 116-4368 Main Street, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4

community: Whistler

value: Crêpe Montagne has been serving locally crafted French-style food in Whistler's village since 1997, specializing in both sweet crepes (wheat flour) and savoury crepes (white and buckwheat flour). The menu extends to fondue, raclette, salads, and full breakfast plates, with both indoor seating and a patio. It is a walk-in-only spot with online ordering available for delivery and pickup.

value: Crêpe Montagne

detail: Website states 'We offer delivery and takeaway' with prominent 'ORDER DELIVERY' and 'ORDER PICK UP' buttons throughout; not all items available online

signal: creperie (sweet/savoury), fondue/raclette; ~$16-26pp


value: 489 Dogwood St S, Campbell River, British Columbia

community: Campbell River

value: This Campbell River establishment operates as a combined pub (19+), family restaurant, and liquor store under the name MVP Pub and Family Restaurant. The pub side pours beer on tap including a house brew, serves cocktails in frosted mugs, and hosts a pool table, keno, and sports viewing; a quieter restaurant section shares the full menu. Cyclists seeking a sit-down meal or a cold beer after a ride will find an all-week kitchen with rotating specials.

value: Merecroft Pub

detail: Menu page states 'gluten-friendly items are prepared in a common kitchen' and notes they are not recommended for guests with celiac or gluten sensitivity

signal: amenity=pub


value: 3033 Immel Street, Unit 600, V2S 6S2

bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: rack (2 spaces) at 37m; rack (4 spaces) at 74m. Total: 6 spaces.

community: Abbotsford

value: Choices Market is a British Columbia-based specialty grocery chain known for prioritizing local producers, natural and organic products, and strong community engagement. The Abbotsford location, open since 2015, offers a full range of departments including Bakery, Deli, Bulk, Produce, and Wellness. It sits in a retail complex on Immel Street and would serve as a well-stocked resupply point for touring cyclists passing through the Fraser Valley.

value: Choices Market


value: 13767 96 Avenue, Surrey

community: Surrey

value: Subway

signal: chain 'subway'


bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack at 69m.

value: Domino's

signal: chain 'domino'


value: 9835 Third St, Sidney, BC V8L 3A7

community: Sidney

value: Small Gods Brewing Co. is a family-owned microbrewery and taproom in Sidney, BC, situated minutes from the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal and about 25 minutes north of Victoria. The brewery draws deep inspiration from literature, hosting monthly author readings, book swaps, and a book club, making it a notably community-rooted gathering space. Cyclists stopping in will find a rotating lineup of house-brewed ales and lagers alongside a counter-service deli of house-baked sandwiches and snacks, with a dog-friendly patio.

value: Small Gods Brewpub

detail: Website FAQ states sandwiches and light snacks can be 'eaten in or taken away'; 4-packs of beer are available to go (no growler or crowler fills)

detail: Menu includes 'The Hanoi' — braised smoked tofu with hoisin chili sauce, cucumber, jalapeño, and pickled daikon on a house-baked bun — as a vegetarian sandwich option

wow_evidence: family-owned microbrewery … hosting monthly author readings, book swaps, and a book club … minutes from the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal


value: 1400 Cedar Lake Forest Service Road, Golden, BC V0A 1H2

character: destination

price_band: basic

price_label: Basic

washroom_type: pit

community: Golden

value: A primitive 22-site rec site on a forested bench above the Columbia River near Golden, with two sandy beaches, a swimming and fishing dock, and direct trailhead access to 50+ km of Moonraker mountain bike and hiking trails. No drinking water on site (pack in/pack out); reached via a Forest Service Road, open May to mid-October.

value: Cedar Lake Recreation Site


value: 1600 15th Avenue

community: Prince George

value: Hudson's Bay


value: Tim Hortons

signal: chain 'tim hortons'


value: 5166 48 Ave, Delta, BC V4K 1W3

community: Delta

value: Non-Stop Pizza is a fast-food pizza takeout shop mapped in Tsawwassen/Ladner. Its current operational status is uncertain, as an OSM contributor has flagged a concern that it may no longer exist or may have merged with an adjacent pizza business.

value: Non-Stop Pizza

detail: No independent confirmation available)

wow_evidence: OSM record carries a 'fixme' tag explicitly asking whether the business still exists


bike_access: hard

community: Bear Creek

value: A free, boat-access-only recreation site on the west side of Long Island in Harrison Lake, with outhouses, a fire pit, a picnic shelter, and hiking trails to a lookout — completely unreachable by bicycle.

value: Long Island Bay Campground

wow_evidence: completely unreachable by bicycle


value: 5620 152 Street, Surrey, V3S 3K2

bike_parking_detail: 3 racks within 100m: rack at 38m; stands (6 spaces) at 74m; stands (6 spaces) at 77m. Total: 12 spaces.

value: West Village Café is a community-focused café in South Surrey that emphasizes natural, locally sourced ingredients — drawing on BC suppliers like Evergreen Herbs, 63 Acres, and Terra Breads to produce organic coffee drinks, fresh-pressed juices, handcrafted salads, nourishing bowls, and daily baked pies. The interior is designed for comfortable lingering, with a communal island counter, cozy couches with marble tables, and plug-in stations for devices. Delivery is available through Skip the Dishes, Uber Eats, and DoorDash for cyclists who prefer to order ahead.

value: West Village Cafe

detail: About page states the Communal Island Counter has plug-ins: 'Plug in the phone or tablet, and recharge for getting back to work + school.'


value: 9251 Alderbridge Way, Richmond

bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: rack at 40m; rack at 57m.

value: McDonald's

signal: chain 'mcdonald'


community: Fernie

value: Local taxi service based in Fernie, BC in the Kootenay region; could serve point-to-point transfers for cyclists but bike carriage policy is unknown as the Facebook page is inaccessible.

value: Kootenay Taxi

wow_evidence: Local taxi service based in Fernie


value: 949 Commercial Drive Vancouver, BC V5L 3W8

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: stands (4 spaces) at 89m. Total: 4 spaces.

community: Vancouver

value: Sunrise Pizza & Steak House is a neighbourhood pizzeria on Commercial Drive, one of Vancouver's most celebrated cycling corridors on the East Side. The broad menu spans handmade pizzas with fresh homemade crust, Greek specialties, Italian dishes, seafood, and steaks, making it well-suited for groups with varied tastes. Online ordering with delivery is available, offering a convenient refueling option for cyclists passing through the area.

value: Sunrise Pizza and Steak House

detail: Website prominently features 'Order Online Delivery' with a full cart-based online ordering system, confirming at minimum delivery and online ordering service

detail: Menu lists a dedicated Vegetarian Pizza (mushrooms, green peppers, onions, tomatoes, pineapple, olives, cheese & tomato sauce)

signal: Medium pizzas $21–27; pizzeria with delivery service


value: Thompson-Nicola I, BC V0K 2P0, Canada

blurb: 50-million-year-old fossil beds near Cache Creek; guided digs with Indigenous interpretation.

community: McAbee

value: McAbee Fossil Beds is a nationally significant paleontological heritage site in the Thompson-Nicola region, preserving Eocene-epoch fossils over 50 million years old on unceded Secwépemc territory. After a seven-year closure it is now operated by the St'uxwtews Pesuten Heritage Society in collaboration with Bonaparte First Nation, blending rigorous paleontological science with Indigenous cultural stewardship. Touring cyclists can join guided interpretive walks along 8 km of trails where fossils of plants, insects, fish, and birds are visible in their natural setting.

theme: history

indigenous_role:
Indigenous owned
Indigenous operated
Indigenous culture & heritage

source: ITBC

value: McAbee Fossil Beds Heritage Site

ownership: Nonprofit / community

band_key: moderate

label: Moderate

signal: fossil-bed heritage site with guided tours ~$15-25

subcategory: Museum / Gallery

wow_evidence: Nationally significant Eocene fossil beds, reopened under the St'uxwtews Pesuten Heritage Society with Bonaparte First Nation — guided fossil experience blending science and Secwépemc culture.


value: 4553 Marine Avenue, Powell River, V8A 2N9

community: Powell River

value: Coastal Cookery is a West Coast restaurant and bar on Marine Avenue in Powell River, open since 2014 and part of the Point Group Hospitality group. The interior features a Redwood Cedar bar, Alder and Fir finishing, and views of the Strait of Malaspina. The kitchen focuses on locally sourced ingredients presented with globally inspired flavours.

value: Coastal Cookery

signal: West Coast restaurant & bar, local; ~$20-32pp

wow_evidence: open since 2014 and part of the Point Group Hospitality group... views of the Strait of Malaspina


value: 5026 Victoria Drive, Vancouver

value: A restaurant located on Victoria Drive in Vancouver. Website access failed, preventing verification of menu type or cyclist-specific amenities.

value: Hẻm 377

signal: restaurant, Victoria Dr; site down


value: 9005 100 Avenue, Fort St. John, V1J 1X5

community: Fort St. John

value: Grill Haven is a Middle Eastern restaurant in Fort St. John offering a menu that includes kebab wings, hummus with falafel, hummus with beef, dipping shrimp, and loaded chicken fries. It operates via a Lightspeed online ordering system and serves appetizers, mains, salads, sides, desserts, and a kids menu. For cyclists riding through the Peace River region, it offers a distinctive alternative to typical road-food options in a town that serves as a northern hub on BC Highway 97.

value: Grill Haven

signal: Middle Eastern grill, kebab/wings $12-20; ~$14-20pp


value: 545 Granville St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1L2

bike_parking_detail: 5 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 75m; stands (6 spaces) at 83m; stands (6 spaces) at 91m; stands (3 spaces) at 95m; stands (3 spaces) at 100m. Total: 20 spaces.

value: Hungry Guys Kitchen is a casual downtown Vancouver eatery on Granville Street serving handcrafted burgers, salads, bowls, and burritos made from locally sourced, fresh ingredients. Founded by Aldo Velaj, who learned to cook from his mother and committed to sustainable sourcing, the 545 Granville location is the daytime counterpart to a second evening-focused location at 988 Granville. The menu is highly customizable and explicitly allergen-friendly, with staff able to accommodate dietary restrictions.

value: Hungry Guys Kitchen

detail: Tofu is listed as a protein option across salads, bowls, and burritos throughout the menu. Website also states 'Allergen Friendly — You can specify if you have any allergies, and we can offer alternative options.'

signal: cuisine=burger


value: 800 Kelly Rd Unit 104 Victoria, BC V9B 5T6

bike_repair_offered: yes

category: Bike Services

community: Langford

value: WestShore Bicycles is Langford's independent bike shop stocking a wide range of bikes from kids' and hybrid to gravel, mountain, and e-bikes, alongside a full complement of components, apparel, and accessories. Their in-house Service Centre handles everything from free inspections and basic tune-ups to complete overhauls across all bike types. A kids' bike trade-in program and active blog reflect strong community engagement, and the shop sits conveniently near the Vancouver Crossing Loop route.

value: WestShore Bicycles

detail: Rentals page states 'Currently unavailable, our apologies'

detail: Repairs page explicitly states technicians 'repair and maintain any type of bike, whether it's a mountain bike, road bike, hybrid, or electric bike'

origin: manual

subcategory: Repair Shop

wow_evidence: full-service workshop that accepts walk-in free inspections


value: 4113 Highway 16 East, Terrace BC

community: Thornhill

value: Copper River Motel is a roadside motel on the Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16) in Terrace, BC, a key stop on a major cycling corridor through northern British Columbia. The property offers a variety of accommodation types including rooms with kitchenettes, trailer units with bunk beds and outdoor fire pits, and RV/camping sites. It is pet friendly and provides high-speed wireless internet.

value: Copper River Motel

signal: bare motel, no chain


value: 2598 - 144 Street, Surrey BC

blurb: Urban forest park with quiet nature trails in South Surrey.

value: Sunnyside Acres Urban Forest Park is a 140-hectare second-growth forest park in South Surrey, operated by the City of Surrey. The forest regenerated after logging in the early 1900s and is home to birds, coyotes, and black-tailed deer. Touring cyclists can explore a network of nature trails through this urban wilderness.

value: Sunnyside Acres Urban Wildlife Area

wow_evidence: 140-ha second-growth urban forest with nature trails — pleasant ordinary.


value: Fairmont Hot Springs, British Columbia, Canada

community: Fairmont Hot Springs

value: Raven's Nest Resort is a family-run nature retreat nestled in BC's Columbia Valley on ʔAkisq̓nuk First Nation land, offering tent camping, van and RV sites, glamping domes, and log cabins. The campground opened in 2019 and has grown to include an 18-hole disc golf course, a shared bathroom building with flush toilets and showers, and scenic mountain surroundings near Fairmont Hot Springs. Touring cyclists will find a welcoming, pet-friendly base with fire rings, picnic tables, and easy access to the Columbia Valley's riding terrain.

indigenous_role:
Indigenous owned
Indigenous operated

value: The Raven's Nest Resort & Campground

wow_evidence: family-run nature retreat nestled in BC's Columbia Valley on ʔAkisq̓nuk First Nation land, opened in 2019


bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: stands (1 space) at 37m. Total: 1 spaces.

value: Quesada

signal: chain 'quesada'


value: P.O. Box 1030, Ladysmith, BC V9G 1A7

blurb: Heritage-boat harbour tours and maritime museum at Ladysmith's Fishermen's Wharf.

community: Ladysmith

value: The Ladysmith Maritime Society is a volunteer-run non-profit charitable organization that has been preserving maritime heritage and providing ocean access to the community since 1985. It operates popular 90-minute harbour tours aboard restored heritage vessels departing from Ladysmith Fishermen's Wharf, offering wildlife viewing of otters, seals, eagles, and more. The Society also runs an annual Sea Life Celebration drawing over 1,000 visitors, a Sea Life Centre on Thetis Island, and family-friendly beach events at Transfer Beach.

facet_confidence: high

label: Harbour tours & summer events season

setting: mixed

value: Ladysmith Maritime Society Museum

signal: volunteer maritime society, free community events (harbour tours priced separately)

wow_evidence: Volunteer maritime society running 90-minute heritage-vessel harbour tours with wildlife; keeper of the pair with the Harbour Heritage Centre record.


value: 2748 Lougheed Highway, Port Coquitlam

community: Port Coquitlam

value: Waves Coffee House

ownership: Buy BC (chain)

signal: amenity=cafe


value: 987 East Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6A 0H1

value: Khanh Express is a family-founded Vietnamese restaurant on East Hastings Street serving traditional and contemporary noodle soups — pho, vermicelli, banh mi, and satay — made with rich broths and fresh ingredients. The restaurant is the owner's heartfelt tribute to their father's love of noodle soup, aiming for a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. It is one of two Vancouver locations and offers online ordering and a digital loyalty program.

value: Pho Khanh Express

detail: Menu page lists 'Vegetarian' as a distinct menu category alongside Pho, Vermicelli, Banh Mi, etc

signal: Vietnamese pho/vermicelli; ~$14-20pp

subcategory: Restaurant

wow_evidence: family-founded Vietnamese restaurant...owner's heartfelt tribute to their father's love of noodle soup


value: Harrison Mills, BC (off Kilby Road, 15 km west of Agassiz via Highway 7)

label: eagle and swan viewing

months: November December January February

price_band: standard

price_label: Standard

community: Kent

value: Pastoral 41-site campground on the Harrison River reached by easy paved roads off Highway 7, with swimming, fishing, boating, and the historic Kilby General Store Museum next door; spring high water makes the river hazardous.

value: Kilby Provincial Campground

ownership: Provincial park

wow_evidence: pastoral campground on the Harrison River with swimming, fishing, boating, and the historic Kilby General Store Museum next door


value: 4202 Gellatly Road, V4T 2K2

community: West Kelowna

value: The Cove Lakeside Resort is a full-service lakefront resort on Okanagan Lake in West Kelowna, offering spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom condo-style suites with fully equipped kitchens, in-suite laundry, and private balconies. The resort features two seasonal outdoor pools, hot tubs, a spa, tennis and pickleball courts, and direct waterfront access with paddleboards and boat rentals. Its location near West Kelowna wineries and within a short ride of grocery stores and downtown amenities makes it a comfortable base for touring cyclists exploring the Okanagan.

value: Cove Lakeside Resort

detail: In-suite washer and dryer confirmed in all suite types (one-, two-, and three-bedroom descriptions)

detail: On-site restaurant confirmed via Spring Suite Escape package: 'complimentary $50 gift card to spend at the restaurant or spa.'

detail: Guest review quoted on front page references 'grocery stores to fill your kitchen during your stay' as central to the West Kelowna location

signal: Nightly rates $219-479 CAD (~$160-350 USD); upscale resort with spa, restaurant, gourmet kitchens

wow_evidence: full-service lakefront resort on Okanagan Lake... two seasonal outdoor pools, hot tubs, a spa


value: 1155 Pacific Boulevard, Vancouver, V6B 5Z3

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: stands (7 spaces) at 84m. Total: 7 spaces.

value: Valoroso Foods is an Italian-style deli located on Pacific Boulevard in Vancouver's Yaletown area, near the seawall. The shop is wheelchair accessible and accepts both credit and debit cards, making it a convenient stop for cyclists riding the False Creek route.

value: Valoroso Foods

subcategory: Specialty / Health Food


value: 2668 Sooke Road

value: Pizzability is a 100% Vancouver Island-owned independent pizzeria making dough in-house daily and using handmade sauces and premium fresh toppings. The Langford location sits beside Bucky's Taphouse at the Glen Lake Inn on Sooke Road, serving the Westshore corridor. The menu spans classic and gourmet pizzas, pastas, wings, garlic ribs, and sides available for pickup or local delivery.

value: Pizzability Glenlake

detail: Pizza menu includes a named 'Vegetarian' specialty pizza (mushroom, tomatoes, green peppers, black olives, onions, pineapple). No vegan or GF options mentioned

signal: cuisine=pizza


value: 2922 Main Street, Vancouver, BC

bike_parking_detail: 11 racks within 100m: rack (10 spaces) at 35m; stands (2 spaces) at 36m; stands (2 spaces) at 41m; stands (5 spaces) at 58m; stands (2 spaces) at 65m; rack at 72m; stands (2 spaces) at 78m; rack (8 spaces) at 89m; stands (2 spaces) at 92m; stands (2 spaces) at 95m; stands (4 spaces) at 95m. Total: 39 spaces.

value: Vera's Burger Shack is a BC-born burger chain with a cult following for its 100% fresh Canadian beef patties, hand-pressed to order. The Main Street location sits in one of Vancouver's busiest cycling corridors, making it a natural pit stop on a city ride. The menu spans classic burgers, daily rotating specials, fries, and sides.

value: Vera's Burger Shack

subcategory: Fast Food / Chain

wow_evidence: BC-born burger chain... Main Street location sits in one of Vancouver's busiest cycling corridors


value: 8119 Park Road, Richmond

bike_parking_detail: 3 racks within 100m: rack at 32m; rack at 92m; rack at 99m.

community: Richmond

value: Sushi Lovers is a Japanese restaurant in Richmond offering sushi, sashimi, and party trays. This is the Park Road branch, one of at least two Richmond locations operating under the same brand. It is a straightforward sit-down and takeout option for touring cyclists passing through the area.

value: Sushi Lovers

signal: sushi, takeout/party trays; ~$15-24pp


value: 9830 100th Avenue, Fort St. John, V1J 1Y5

value: A full-service six-storey Ramada by Wyndham franchise hotel in Fort St. John, in the Peace River region of northeastern BC. The property includes conference facilities, making it one of the larger hotel options in this northern community along the Alaska Highway corridor. Touring cyclists passing through on long-distance routes would find it a convenient urban base with standard hotel services.

value: Ramada by Wyndham Northern Grand Hotel & Conference Centre

signal: chain 'ramada'

subcategory: Hotel / Motel


value: 7212 Highway 97 S, Peachland, V0H 1X9

community: Peachland

value: Eagle's Nest Guest Suite is a private vacation rental suite perched atop a bluff on the Paragon Estate between Peachland and Summerland, offering sweeping views of Okanagan Lake and access to a shared 300-foot private lakefront. The suite sleeps up to four guests across King and Queen bedrooms plus a pull-out sofa, and is booked exclusively through Airbnb. The Okanagan Rail Trail and Peachland Rotary Trail are accessible in the area, making this a scenic base for cycle touring.

value: Eagle's Nest Guest Suite

signal: Explicit 'luxury' branding, waterfront estate, private lakefront, boutique positioning

subcategory: B&B / Inn

wow_evidence: unstaffed Airbnb rental with no evidence of secure bike storage or any cycling-specific amenities


value: 1547 Beach Dr, Port McNeill, BC V0N 2R0, Canada

community: Port McNeill

value: Sportsman's Steakhouse is a sit-down restaurant in the Port Hardy area of northern Vancouver Island, one of BC's most remote cycling destinations. The Facebook page slug hints the menu extends to pizza, suggesting a casual multi-item diner rather than a pure steakhouse. For touring cyclists reaching this far-north corner of the island, it represents one of the few full-service dining options in the area.

value: Sportsman's Steakhouse


value: 8 East 5th Avenue, Vancouver

bike_parking_detail: 12 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 15m; stands (4 spaces) at 16m; stands (2 spaces) at 17m; stands (2 spaces) at 22m; stands (2 spaces) at 22m; stands (2 spaces) at 23m; stands (6 spaces) at 45m; stands (6 spaces) at 66m; stands (2 spaces) at 79m; stands (6 spaces) at 80m; wall_loops (6 spaces) at 86m; rack (6 spaces) at 98m. Total: 46 spaces.

value: Tacofino Ocho is the Vancouver outpost of the beloved BC-born Tacofino chain, which grew from a humble Tofino food truck into a regional institution known for Mexican-inspired west coast cooking. Situated in the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood at the corner of East 5th and Main, it makes a natural stop on one of Vancouver's busiest cycling corridors. Cyclists can order at the counter or pick up online orders, and delivery-app pickup options are also available.

value: Tacofino Ocho

signal: Taqueria chain; quick-service via delivery apps


value: 1643 Vernon St, Lumby, BC, V0E 2G0

community: Lumby

value: The Blue Ox Pub is a classic neighbourhood pub in Lumby, BC, serving pub food and drinks in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Open seven days a week, it is a solid stop for touring cyclists passing through the North Okanagan on routes connecting Vernon and the Monashee corridor. The pub hosts regular events and draws a local crowd, giving visiting riders an authentic taste of small-town BC.

value: Blue Ox Pub

signal: amenity=pub

subcategory: Brewery / Pub

wow_evidence: classic neighbourhood pub in Lumby, BC


value: 9000 University High Street, Burnaby, V5A 4X6

bike_parking_detail: 6 racks within 100m: stands (4 spaces) at 43m; stands (4 spaces) at 53m; stands (3 spaces) at 64m; stands (2 spaces) at 68m; stands (3 spaces) at 72m; stands (4 spaces) at 77m. Total: 20 spaces.

community: Burnaby

value: Nesters Market SFU is a full-service neighbourhood grocery store located in the UniverCity community on Burnaby Mountain, adjacent to Simon Fraser University. Part of the BC-founded Nesters chain (established Whistler, 1987) and now operated by the Jim Pattison Group, this location offers fresh produce, natural and organic products, an in-store bakery, deli and bistro, and a pharmacy. It serves both campus residents and the surrounding hillside community, making it a useful resupply stop for cyclists on routes through the Burnaby Mountain area.

value: Nesters Market

detail: Deli & Bistro listed as an in-store service on the SFU store page

subcategory: Grocery Store

wow_evidence: BC-founded Nesters chain (established Whistler, 1987) ... Deli & Bistro, In-Store Bakery, Fresh Produce, and Pharmacy


value: 3320 Cowichan Lake Road

community: North Cowichan

value: Tim Hortons

signal: chain 'tim hortons'


value: 110 Spokane St, Kimberley, BC V1A 2E4, Canada

community: Kimberley

value: A cafe in Kimberley, British Columbia. Operating details and amenities are unverifiable due to website access limitations.

value: Snowdrift Cafe

wow_evidence: A cafe in Kimberley, British Columbia


value: 123 Carrie Cates Court, V7M 3K7

bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: stands (12 spaces) at 40m; stands (8 spaces, covered) at 92m. Total: 20 spaces.

community: North Vancouver

value: A hotel located in North Vancouver at Lonsdale Quay. No business information or amenity details are currently available.

value: Lonsdale Quay Hotel


bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: rack (3 spaces) at 23m; rack (3 spaces) at 85m. Total: 6 spaces.

community: Abbotsford

value: Angry Otter Liquor is a retail liquor store operated by Otter Co-op, a locally-owned co-operative with locations across the Fraser Valley and beyond. The Clearbrook branch is one of several Angry Otter stores serving the Abbotsford region. Touring cyclists passing through the area could stop here to resupply on beverages.

value: Angry Otter Liquor @ Clearbrook

subcategory: Liquor Store

wow_evidence: Angry Otter Liquor is operated by Otter Co-op, a locally-owned co-operative


community: Cobble Hill

value: Liquor Plus


value: 1100 Chestnut Street, Vancouver, BC V6J 3J9

bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: stands (8 spaces) at 22m; stands (12 spaces) at 77m. Total: 20 spaces.

blurb: BC's planetarium since 1968; full-dome theatre, moon rocks, and live science shows.

community: Vancouver

value: The H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, also known as the Planetarium, has been British Columbia's premier space science attraction since 1968, situated in Vanier Park on the waterfront just off the popular Vancouver seawall cycling route. It offers an immersive full-dome planetarium theatre, hands-on exhibits featuring moon rocks and meteorites, and live science demonstrations. Cycling visitors exploring the Kitsilano and Vanier Park area will find it a natural cultural detour.

theme: science-family

value: H. R. MacMillan Space Centre

signal: osm fee=no

wow_evidence: BC's premier planetarium/space science centre since 1968; full-dome theatre, moon rocks.


value: 20620 56 Avenue, Langley, BC, V3A 3Z1

bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: bollard (2 spaces) at 19m; bollard (2 spaces) at 51m. Total: 4 spaces.

community: Langley

value: Rendezvous Pub has been a Langley neighbourhood institution since 1983, drawing locals and visitors for homemade pub classics—wings, burgers, fish and chips—alongside a full bar and daily drink specials. The sports bar seats 150 across booths, tables, and a 35-seat patio, with 11 HD TVs and two big screens making it a natural stop for catching live games. Regular programming including music bingo, trivia nights, karaoke, and live bands gives touring cyclists a lively, well-established pub to wind down in.

value: Rendezvous Pub


value: 13635 100 Avenue, Surrey, V3T 1H9

bike_parking_detail: 4 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 61m; stands (2 spaces) at 63m; stands (2 spaces) at 67m; stands (2 spaces) at 68m. Total: 8 spaces.

community: Surrey

value: King George Donair is an authentic Middle Eastern fast-food restaurant in Surrey serving house-made donairs, slow-cooked lamb shank, crispy falafel, and grilled kebabs using traditional recipes. The Surrey location on 100 Avenue is one of two Metro Vancouver outposts, the other being in New Westminster. Online ordering for pickup or delivery is available, making it a practical calorie stop for cyclists passing through Surrey's commercial strip.

value: King George Donair

detail: Falafel Plate (falafel, rice, salad, hummus, tahini) is a confirmed vegetarian option listed on the menu


value: 101 Hot Springs Road, Harrison Hot Springs, BC

bike_parking_detail: 3 racks within 100m: rack at 31m; wall_loops (9 spaces) at 32m; stands (6 spaces) at 86m. Total: 15 spaces.

blurb: Public pool fed by Harrison's natural mineral hot springs.

community: Harrison Hot Springs

value: The Public Mineral Pool in Harrison Hot Springs is an indoor facility fed by the area's famous natural mineral hot springs, one of the most celebrated hot spring destinations in British Columbia. Operated as a public pool on Hot Springs Road, it offers access to geothermally heated mineral water in a setting long prized for its restorative qualities. For a touring cyclist arriving after a long day in the saddle, a soak here would be a memorable highlight of the Harrison River Valley.

theme: wellness

value: Public Mineral Pool

band_key: rec

label: Rec / drop-in

wow_evidence: Indoor public pool fed by Harrison's famous mineral hot springs — a hot-spring soak after a riding day beats the sauna anchor; the springs are provincially celebrated.


value: 2010-6060 Minoru Boulevard, Richmond, BC

bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: rack (4 spaces, covered) at 30m; rack (4 spaces, covered) at 82m. Total: 8 spaces.

value: Togo Sushi is a quick-service sushi chain with a location inside Richmond Centre mall, built around the concept of fresh sushi made to go. The brand operates across Metro Vancouver with an app-based and web ordering system. A touring cyclist stopping here would find fast, portable Japanese food in a large indoor shopping centre environment.

value: Togo Sushi

signal: quick-service to-go sushi (mall); ~$12-16


value: 7899 Templeton Station Road, Richmond, BC

value: JAPADOG is an award-winning, iconic Vancouver hot dog concept founded in 2005 that blends Japanese flavours and ingredients with the classic North American hot dog. The McArthurGlen Outlet Mall location serves the full menu of specialty dogs featuring Kurobuta pork, Wagyu beef, and authentic Japanese sauces alongside veggie and vegan options. It has become a sought-after culinary stop for locals and tourists alike, drawing celebrity attention and international recognition for its unique fusion approach.

value: JAPADOG

detail: Website menu lists a dedicated 'VEGGIE HOT DOGS' section including explicitly vegan items: Vegan Avocado & Cheez, Vegan Tomato & Cheez, plus multiple other veggie options

wow_evidence: iconic Vancouver hot dog concept founded in 2005 … drawing celebrity attention and international recognition


value: 370 Trans-Canada Highway, V9G 1T9

community: Ladysmith

value: KFC

signal: chain 'kfc'


value: Anderson Street, Vancouver, BC

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack at 84m.

value: The Corner Store Cafe is a neighbourhood cafe on Anderson Street in Vancouver offering vegetarian-friendly food and drinks in a smoke-free indoor setting. Wheelchair accessible and accepting both credit and debit cards, it presents a convenient urban refuelling stop for touring cyclists moving through the city.

value: The Corner Store Cafe


value: 6990 West Island Highway, Bowser, BC V0R 1G0

community: Bowser

value: Tomm's Food Village is a family-owned, independent grocery store that has served the Bowser and Lighthouse Country community on Vancouver Island for nearly 25 years. It offers a full-service shopping experience including fresh meat, an in-store bakery, deli, produce, bulk foods, and dairy, along with an impressive curated selection of locally sourced Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands products. Cyclists travelling the Island Highway between Qualicum Beach and Fanny Bay will find a genuine community grocer with local specialty items not found in chain stores.

value: Tomm's Food Village


value: 279 Hemlock Street, Ucluelet, BC V0R 3A0

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack at 9m.

community: Ucluelet

value: A family-operated motel centrally located at Ucluelet's Small Craft Harbour (Boat Basin), offering a range of suites from compact euro sleepers to a full Fisherman's House. Guests receive complimentary access to an attached 3,000 sq ft fitness centre with indoor pool and sauna, plus an outdoor cookshack with BBQ, sink, and propane crab pot. The property sits within walking distance of the Wild Pacific Trail and local restaurants, and is 10 minutes from Pacific Rim National Park — making it a convenient base for exploring the west coast.

value: West Coast Motel on the Harbour

detail: Website states the motel is 'within easy walking distance to restaurants' in central Ucluelet


value: 369 Yellowhead Highway South, Clearwater, BC V0E 1N0

community: Little Fort

value: Jim's Food Markets operates as a general store in Clearwater, providing basic supplies and snacks to travelers and locals. The location also hosts an A&W Restaurant for hot meals and a Shell Gas Station, offering multiple services in one stop.

value: Jim's Food Markets

detail: A&W Restaurant located at same address

subcategory: Convenience Store


value: 4476 Dawson Street, Burnaby

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: stands (8 spaces, covered) at 38m. Total: 8 spaces.

value: Domino's

signal: chain 'domino'


community: Kingfisher

value: Very Berry Cafe is part of Mabel Lake Farms, a four-generation family operation near Kingfisher and Mabel Lake in the Thompson-Okanagan region of BC. The farm has grown spray-free blueberries since 1980 and the cafe serves as the on-site retail outlet for fresh blueberries during the summer season. The broader property includes a primitive campground beside Kingfisher Creek, with Mabel Lake and the Shuswap River both within easy reach — making it a natural stop for cyclists exploring this quiet rural corridor.

value: Very Berry Cafe

signal: farm cafe/berry retail, seasonal counter; ~$10-15

wow_evidence: four-generation family operation... primitive campground beside Kingfisher Creek... natural stop for cyclists exploring this quiet rural corridor


value: 38937 Queens Way, Squamish, BC V8B 0K9

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: wave (7 spaces) at 5m. Total: 7 spaces.

community: Squamish

value: Flipside Burgers is a gourmet burger food truck permanently stationed at Aframe Brewing in Squamish, BC, serving beef, chicken, and vegetarian burgers built from local BC ingredients. Cyclists can order from the outdoor Take Out window without entering the brewery, or opt for patio dine-in by purchasing a beverage inside Aframe first. The pairing of craft beer and scratch-made burgers in an outdoor setting makes it a popular rest stop on Squamish's busy cycling corridor.

value: Flipside Burgers

detail: Menu explicitly labels multiple items Vegetarian: Flower Power cauliflower-chickpea patty, Portobello & Halloumi, Mac N' Cheese burger, and several sides; vegan aioli listed as a sauce option


value: 850 River Road, Prince George, V2L 5S8

blurb: Prince George's rail and forestry museum: locomotives and heritage railway buildings.

community: Prince George

value: The Central BC Railway & Forestry Museum sits at the confluence of the Nechako and Fraser Rivers in Prince George, preserving rail and forest industrial heritage from Northern Interior BC on the ancestral territory of the Lheidli T'enneh Nation. Its collection spans locomotives, rolling stock, and heritage railway buildings from lines including the Grand Trunk Pacific, Canadian National, and BC Rail, most of which visitors can board and explore. A touring cyclist passing through Prince George will find a richly immersive outdoor and indoor heritage experience with programming ranging from school field trips to facility rentals and seasonal special events.

value: Railway & Forestry Museum

band_key: low

label: Low

signal: railway & forestry museum admission ~$10

wow_evidence: Locomotives, rolling stock, and heritage rail buildings at the Nechako-Fraser confluence; solid regional industrial-heritage museum.


value: 4351 Number 3 Road Unit 170, Richmond, BC V6X 3A7

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack at 63m.

community: Richmond

value: Korean restaurant with locations in Richmond and Coquitlam offering online ordering for takeout. A casual dining spot serving Korean cuisine to the local community.

value: OZ Korean Cuisine

signal: Korean dine-in/takeout; ~$15-24pp


value: 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, V4V 2M1

blurb: Lake Country's public library branch.

community: Lake Country

value: The ORL Lake Country Branch is a public library in Lake Country, BC, part of the Okanagan Regional Library's 30-branch network serving over 399,000 people across the Okanagan and Shuswap regions. The branch offers meeting and study rooms, community programming, and free on-site parking with additional overflow parking at nearby Swalwell Park. Membership is free to residents, and the branch is a walkable community hub in the heart of Lake Country.

value: Lake Country Library Branch

signal: amenity=library

subcategory: Library

wow_evidence: ORL branch; ordinary library band.


value: Columbia-Shuswap, BC V0E 2S1, Canada

community: Clanwilliam

value: A hike-in-only alpine site reached by a steep 6 km trail and perched at 2045 m below the Mount Begbie glacier; no road access, fly-out toilet, and mountaineering terrain beyond camp.

value: Mount Begbie Campground Recreation Site

subcategory: Public Campground


value: 720 Old Lillooet Road, North Vancouver, BC V7J 2H5

community: North Vancouver

value: Seymour's Pub is a North Shore community pub known for 22 beers on draught spanning local craft, domestic, and international selections, plus a scratch kitchen that makes its sauces and dressings fresh daily. The venue hosts live music, DJ nights, and broadcasts major sporting events on fifteen screens throughout the bar. A free parking lot with overnight allowance makes it accessible, and a twice-daily happy hour draws a regular local crowd.

value: Seymour's Pub & Grill

detail: Menu lists Cauliflower Bites, Veggie Spring Rolls, and wing Wednesday explicitly offers 'our vegan alternative' to chicken wings


value: 6333 Southridge Avenue

value: Bulk Barn


community: Vernon

value: Canadian Wholesale Club


value: 1745 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6G 1E1

bike_parking_detail: 6 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 15m; stands (2 spaces) at 39m; stands (2 spaces) at 43m; stands (2 spaces) at 54m; stands (5 spaces, covered) at 57m; stands (4 spaces) at 73m. Total: 17 spaces.

value: Pho Express Ankor Noodle House is a Vietnamese and Thai restaurant on Robson Street in Vancouver's West End, offering a broad menu spanning classic pho, Thai curries, stir-fries, and rice vermicelli bowls. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating and supports online ordering with a 15-minute pickup window, making it a convenient stop for cyclists moving through the neighbourhood. Customer reviews consistently praise the food quality and efficient service.

value: Pho Express Ankor Noodle House

detail: Menu includes Vegetable Noodle Soup (Pho Rau Cai), Thai Vegetable Spring Rolls, and Mango Salad Rolls, confirming vegetarian options

signal: Noodle house; mains $18–20 (pho ga, pad thai, vermicelli)

wow_evidence: customer reviews consistently praise the food quality and efficient service


value: 644 Queensbury Ave, North Vancouver, BC V7L 3V6

value: S'wichcraft Sandwich Co. is a community-rooted sandwich shop in North Vancouver's Queensbury neighbourhood that has been crafting premium handmade sandwiches with house-made sauces and bold flavour combinations since 2011. Founded by a local chef stepping away from corporate restaurants, the shop is built on honest ingredients and neighbourhood connection. Cyclists can order online for pickup or grab a hearty sandwich to go, with a vegan option among the creative menu lineup.

value: S'wichcraft Sandwich Co.

detail: Menu explicitly labels 'Falawesome' as VEGAN — crispy Lebanese-style falafel with garlic sauce, herbed hummus, pickled onions, and sumac slaw

signal: amenity=cafe

subcategory: Café / Coffee

wow_evidence: community-rooted sandwich shop … crafting premium handmade sandwiches … since 2011


value: 15155 101 Avenue, Surrey

bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: stands (4 spaces, covered) at 33m; rack (3 spaces, covered) at 54m. Total: 7 spaces.

value: Domino's


value: 78 Cowichan Lake Road

community: Lake Cowichan

value: Lakeside Sushi is a sushi restaurant located on Cowichan Lake Road in Lake Cowichan. Situated in the Cowichan Valley, it serves the local community. Specific menu details and amenities could not be verified from available sources.

value: Lakeside Sushi

signal: sushi restaurant; ~$15-25pp


value: 530 Columbia Street, New Westminster, BC V3L 1B1

bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack at 92m.

blurb: 1927 heritage theatre hosting live events downtown.

community: New Westminster

value: The Columbia is a heritage performance and event venue built in 1927 in downtown New Westminster, BC. Listed as a historic building, it has operated for nearly a century as a community theatre and continues to host live events. A touring cyclist passing through New Westminster's historic downtown core would find it a notable cultural landmark on Columbia Street.

theme: art-culture

value: The Columbia

signal: heritage event venue; tickets typically $20-40

wow_evidence: 1927 heritage theatre still hosting live events on Columbia Street — show-conditional delight.


value: 2187 Oak Bay Avenue, V8R 1G1

bike_parking_detail: 6 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 23m; rack (6 spaces, covered) at 29m; stands (2 spaces) at 61m; stands (2 spaces) at 69m; stands (2 spaces) at 71m; stands (2 spaces) at 71m. Total: 16 spaces.

community: Oak Bay

value: Fairway Market Athlone Court


value: 160-3900 Bayview Street, Richmond, BC V7E 4R7

bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: rack at 10m; rack at 61m.

value: Hog Shack Cook House bills itself as Steveston's first and only BBQ and casual cookhouse, specializing in Kansas City-style smoked meats with all rubs and sauces made in-house from scratch. The restaurant is distinctive for its 100% craft beer list — no mass-market brands — curated specifically to pair with their smoked dishes. Located in Steveston Village, a popular destination along Richmond's extensive waterfront dyke cycling network, it offers a relaxed, kid-friendly dine-in experience with four HD TVs and a casual atmosphere.

value: Hog Shack Cook House

signal: KC-style BBQ smokehouse, craft beer; ~$18-28pp

wow_evidence: Steveston's first and only BBQ and casual cookhouse... Located in Steveston Village, a popular destination along Richmond's extensive waterfront dyke cycling network


value: 830 W Pender St, Vancouver, BC V6C 1J8

bike_parking_detail: 14 racks within 100m: stands (3 spaces) at 36m; stands (5 spaces, covered) at 37m; stands (2 spaces) at 50m; stands (2 spaces) at 51m; stands (2 spaces) at 53m; stands (2 spaces) at 55m; stands (2 spaces) at 56m; stands (2 spaces) at 57m; stands (2 spaces) at 59m; stands (2 spaces) at 68m; stands (2 spaces) at 69m; stands (3 spaces) at 82m; stands (3 spaces) at 89m; stands (2 spaces) at 94m. Total: 34 spaces.

community: Vancouver

value: Moose's Down Under is an Australian-themed bar and grill that has anchored Vancouver's downtown pub scene since 1995, tucked into a basement on West Pender Street near the Burrard and Waterfront SkyTrain stations. The kitchen turns out Aussie comfort food — kangaroo burgers, chicken parmies, lamingtons, and pavlova — alongside Australian beers like Cooper's Pale Ale that the owners say are unique to their bar in Vancouver. It doubles as the city's hub for live AFL, NRL, and cricket streaming.

value: Moose's Down Under

detail: Website menu navigation includes a dedicated 'Gluten Free' drinks menu category


value: 1020 Talasa Way, Kamloops, V2H 0C3

community: Kamloops

value: Riverbrew Cafe is a community-focused cafe tucked in the Sun Rivers neighbourhood of Kamloops, founded by Bella — a local resident with a background in business and a passion for homemade food and genuine hospitality. The menu spans breakfast sandwiches, a wide range of lunch sandwiches and paninis, and a creative lineup of specialty 'dirty sodas,' plus catering for small events and meetings. Outdoor seating is available, and the cafe operates seven days a week.

value: Riverbrew Cafe

detail: Menu includes vegetarian options: 'GARDEN DELUXE' (hummus, vegetables, balsamic glaze on multigrain) and 'SMASHED & TOASTED' (avocado, tomatoes, microgreens on sourdough). No vegan or GF labelling confirmed

wow_evidence: community-focused cafe founded by local resident Bella; operates seven days a week


value: 1006 Beach Avenue, Vancouver, V6Z 2N9

bike_parking_detail: 3 racks within 100m: stands (7 spaces) at 6m; stands (7 spaces) at 19m; stands (6 spaces, covered) at 77m. Total: 20 spaces.

value: The Grind is a cafe located at 1006 Beach Avenue in Vancouver's West End, positioned directly along the city's iconic seawall cycling route. It offers vegan and vegetarian menu options alongside both indoor and outdoor seating, making it a natural rest stop for cyclists completing the seawall loop. Its outdoor patio faces one of Vancouver's busiest recreational corridors.

value: The Grind

wow_evidence: positioned directly along the city's iconic seawall cycling route... outdoor_seating=yes


community: Westbank

value: Starbucks

signal: chain 'starbucks'


value: 295 E 1st Ave #1200, Vancouver, BC V5T 1A7, Canada

bike_parking_detail: 4 racks within 100m: rack at 16m; rack at 21m; wall_loops (5 spaces) at 61m; stands (6 spaces, covered) at 98m. Total: 11 spaces.

value: The Truck Stop Diner is a pub and diner operated by Red Truck Beer Company, one of BC's well-known craft breweries, in Vancouver. The brewery's website navigation references a dedicated food menu, live music, and weekly specials at this venue alongside draft beer service. It is a full-service food-and-drink establishment in an urban Vancouver setting.

value: Truck Stop Diner


value: Unnamed Road, 0A0,, Whistler, BC V8E 0C2, Canada

community: Garibaldi

value: Hike-in backcountry campground set in subalpine meadows beneath the iconic Black Tusk in Garibaldi Park; spectacular alpine terrain but trail access only means a loaded touring bike stays at the Rubble Creek trailhead.

value: Taylor Meadows Campground

wow_evidence: backcountry campground within Garibaldi Provincial Park... beneath the iconic Black Tusk


bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack (3 spaces) at 45m. Total: 3 spaces.

community: Langley

value: Pizza Hut

signal: chain 'pizza hut'


value: 797 Thurlow Street, Vancouver

bike_parking_detail: 6 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 10m; stands (1 space) at 21m; stands (2 spaces) at 30m; stands (2 spaces) at 42m; stands (2 spaces) at 72m; stands (12 spaces, covered) at 77m. Total: 21 spaces.

value: Ricardo's is an ice cream shop located on Thurlow Street in downtown Vancouver. It appears to operate primarily with an Instagram presence, suggesting a small, independent or artisan-style operation. Touring cyclists passing through the downtown core may find it a convenient stop for a sweet break.

value: Ricardo's

subcategory: Ice Cream


value: 227 East Pender Street, Vancouver

value: The OSM record lists 'Gina's' as a Mexican restaurant at 227 E Pender Street in Vancouver's Chinatown neighbourhood, but the address is currently occupied by Salt Tasting Room, a long-running Vancouver institution that pivoted from a charcuterie and wine bar to a sandwich and deli shop in late 2023. Salt is owned by Seán and Erin Heather (also owners of The Irish Heather) and focuses on artisan salami, cheese, and condiment-laden sandwiches and salads.

value: Salt Chinatown

signal: Sandwich shop; relocated from tasting room to accessible pricing model

wow_evidence: OSM record appears stale — website linked in OSM is for a completely different business at the same address


community: Remote & backcountry, Peace River Regional District

value: Wapiti Lake Park provincial park campground — campground.

value: Wapiti Lake Park


value: 3685 Benvoulin Rd, Kelowna, BC V1W 4M7

blurb: Father Pandosy's 1859 mission, the Okanagan's oldest European settlement site.

community: Kelowna

value: Father Pandosy Mission is Kelowna's oldest European settlement — a historic site preserving the region's first European land claim, school, church, and large-scale agricultural operation. Original pioneer buildings and artifacts from multiple eras are scattered across a park-like property that draws 7,000–10,000 visitors annually from around the world. Touring cyclists exploring the south Kelowna area can stop here for a self-guided walk through the earliest chapter of the Okanagan's agricultural heritage.

label: Antique Tractor & Equipment Show

value: Father Pandosy Mission

signal: Voluntary admission of $2/person stated on front page

wow_evidence: Father Pandosy Mission (1859), the Okanagan's first European settlement — provincial heritage significance; visit is a quiet heritage grounds walk. Record name is awkward.


bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: stands (4 spaces) at 58m; rack (3 spaces) at 71m. Total: 7 spaces.

community: Mission

value: Burger King

signal: chain 'burger king'


value: 1188 Davie St, Vancouver, BC V6E 1N1

bike_parking_detail: 15 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 5m; stands (5 spaces, covered) at 14m; stands (2 spaces) at 19m; stands (2 spaces) at 21m; stands (2 spaces) at 22m; stands (4 spaces) at 22m; stands (2 spaces) at 23m; stands (2 spaces) at 24m; stands (2 spaces) at 46m; stands (2 spaces) at 48m; stands (2 spaces) at 50m; stands (2 spaces) at 58m; stands (2 spaces) at 75m; stands (2 spaces) at 76m; stands (2 spaces) at 83m. Total: 35 spaces.

value: House of Dosas on Davie Street is a South Indian restaurant specializing in dosas, biryanis, and spiced chicken dishes rooted in Chef Ganesh's authentic southern Indian recipes. It operates around the clock every day of the week, making it a rare all-hours dining option in Vancouver's West End. Cyclists passing through the Davie Village corridor will find a warm sit-down meal available at any hour.

value: House of Dosas

signal: Entrees $16–20 (dosa, biryani); casual sit-down Indian


value: 523 Bernard Avenue, V1Y 6N9

value: Dosa Crepe Café is a South Indian restaurant on Bernard Avenue in Downtown Kelowna specializing in dosa — gluten-free, vegan crepes made from fermented rice and black gram batter — blended with French crepe influences. Beyond dosa, the menu spans biriyani, curries, kothu roti, bubble tea, and licensed beverages, giving hungry cyclists a broad range of options. It is the flagship of a growing BC chain with branches in Rutland, Vernon, and Osoyoos.

value: Dosa Crepe Café

detail: Website explicitly states 'Our Dosa is gluten free, vegan.' Menu includes numerous plant-based dosa, vegetable, and lentil-based dishes

signal: South Indian dosa/crepe, licensed; ~$14-22pp


value: 268 Anderton Road, Comox, British Columbia V9M 3M6, Canada

bike_parking_detail: 2 racks within 100m: rack (10 spaces) at 34m; rack (3 spaces) at 60m. Total: 13 spaces.

community: Comox

value: The Flying Apron is a scratch bakery and café in Comox, BC, where a Red Seal Pastry Chef—three-time Skills Canada Provincial medallist—leads a team that begins baking before sunrise daily. The menu rotates seasonally and spans fresh breads, laminated pastries, artisan cakes, and cookies, all made in-house from locally sourced ingredients. Dedicated gluten-free and vegan options are consistently available, making it a welcoming stop for cyclists with dietary restrictions.

value: The Flying Apron Café and Bakery

detail: Menu page lists a dedicated 'Gluten Free / Vegan Items' section including Vegan Orange Loaf, Bliss Balls, Mochi, GF Double Chocolate Cookie, GF Black Forest, GF Dacquoise, and GF cheesecake options

subcategory: Bakery / Donuts


value: 1117 BC-99 S, Lillooet, V0K 1V0

community: Lillooet

value: Chevron

region: Cariboo Chilcotin Coast


value: 2069 Summit Drive, Panorama, BC V0A 1T0

community: Panorama

value: Earl Grey Lodge is a chalet-style bed and breakfast in the heart of Panorama Mountain Village, voted #1 small hotel in Canada by TripAdvisor in 2021. The 8,000 sq ft lodge sleeps up to 12 adults across six guest rooms and a separate two-bedroom cabin with a full kitchen, all decorated with rustic log walls and an art-deco interior. Situated steps from the ski slopes and surrounded by Purcell Mountain trails used for hiking and mountain biking, it makes a comfortable base for cyclists exploring the Columbia Valley.

value: Earl Grey Lodge

signal: lodge/B&B (looks like accommodation, not F&D); dining unknown


value: 13577 73 Avenue;King George Boulevard, Surrey

community: Surrey

value: KFC

signal: chain 'kfc'


blurb: Tsleil-Waututh canoe tours and kayak rentals on Indian Arm.

community: North Vancouver

value: Takaya Tours is an Indigenous-led tourism operator offering cultural canoe tours and kayak rentals on Burrard Inlet and Indian Arm, run by guides from the Tsleil-Waututh First Nation. Operating from two locations — Cates Park in North Vancouver and Belcarra Regional Park — the tours feature traditional 35-foot ocean-going canoes, with guides sharing legends, songs, and stories of Coast Salish history. A touring cyclist stopping here would experience a uniquely immersive connection to the ancient Indigenous landscape of the North Shore waterfront.

value: Takaya Tours

band_key: premium

label: Premium

signal: Tsleil-Waututh guided cultural canoe tours; $50+/person

subcategory: Activity / Experience

wow_evidence: Tsleil-Waututh canoe and kayak cultural tours on Burrard Inlet — established Indigenous operator ladder 2/3. KW-PRIVATE is rental language, false positive.


value: 996 Dorman Road, Unit 103, Bowen Island, V0N1G1

bike_parking_detail: 3 racks within 100m: rack (4 spaces) at 32m; rack (3 spaces) at 37m; rack (4 spaces) at 57m. Total: 11 spaces.

community: Bowen Island

value: Bowen Beer & Wine Cellar is a specialty alcohol retailer on Bowen Island, focused on wine and beer selection. Located on Dorman Road, it serves as a resupply stop for travelers in the island community. Touring cyclists routing through Bowen Island may use it for beverage purchases during their journey.

value: Bowen Beer & Wine Cellar

signal: retail beer/wine cellar, not dining

subcategory: Winery / Cidery


value: 1209 Clarke Road

blurb: Central Saanich's public library branch.

community: Central Saanich

value: The Central Saanich Branch of the Greater Victoria Public Library serves the Central Saanich community from its Clarke Road location, offering books, digital resources, and public computers as part of a regional library network spanning Greater Victoria. It is a publicly accessible indoor space in a suburban area where services for cyclists are sparse, making it a potential rest stop on touring routes through the Saanich Peninsula. The branch is one of several GVPL locations, each independently staffed and accessible without a library card for basic services.

days_closed: Th Su

value: Central Saanich Library Branch

signal: amenity=library

wow_evidence: Suburban branch; ordinary library band.


value: 2300 Bowen Rd, Nanaimo, BC V9T 3K7, Canada

blurb: Indoor public pool in Nanaimo's Beban Park complex.

community: Nanaimo

value: Beban Park Pool is an indoor public swimming pool operated by the City of Nanaimo within the Beban Park recreational complex. It offers drop-in swim sessions alongside programmed aquatic activities for residents and visitors. For touring cyclists, it represents a chance to relax and recover in a heated indoor pool mid-route through Nanaimo.

theme: recreation

value: Beban Park Pool

subcategory: Community Centre

wow_evidence: Indoor pool in the Beban complex; after-ride band.


value: C/O School District 47, 4351 Ontario Avenue, Powell River, BC V8A 1V3

community: Wildwood

value: An off-grid outdoor learning centre and retreat facility on Powell Lake, at the junction of the Sunshine Coast Trail and the Powell Forest Canoe Route. The centre offers cabin accommodations for up to 60 overnight guests, with catered meals and a wide range of guided outdoor activities including hiking, canoeing, and kayaking. It primarily hosts school groups, weddings, and corporate retreats, though individual adventurers are also welcomed.

value: Powell Lake Outdoor Learning Center

detail: Catering team provides three meals a day and can provide trip food and other meals to go, as well as drop meals at adventuring destinations

label: Rock-bottom

subcategory: Resort

wow_evidence: primarily hosts school groups, weddings, and corporate retreats — zero mention of cycling or bike storage


value: 595 Michigan Street, Victoria, BC V8V 1S7

community: Victoria

value: Rosewood Inn is a VI Resorts timeshare vacation club property housed in a historically preserved building steps from Victoria's Inner Harbour. Each unit is unique in style and décor, and the location puts cyclists within easy reach of heritage home neighbourhoods, Beacon Hill Park, and the Galloping Goose Trail. The Royal BC Museum and Fisherman's Wharf are also nearby on foot.

value: Rosewood Victoria Inn

detail: Website lists multiple nearby restaurants: Bard & Banker, James Bay Inn Restaurant, Harbour House Restaurant, Red Fish Blue Fish, 10 Acres Bistro, Floyd's Diner

signal: VI Resorts heritage units steps from Inner Harbour; $200-260


value: 506 Herald Street, Victoria, BC, V8W 3N8

bike_parking_detail: 10 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 6m; stands (2 spaces) at 10m; rack (4 spaces) at 36m; rack (7 spaces) at 36m; stands (2 spaces) at 77m; stands (2 spaces) at 79m; stands (2 spaces) at 82m; stands (2 spaces) at 83m; stands (2 spaces) at 83m; stands (2 spaces) at 87m. Total: 27 spaces.

value: Herald Street Brew Works is a craft brewery and taproom in Victoria's Old Town, pouring tank-fresh beer directly from 10 bright tanks visible from nearly every seat in the tasting room. The brewery favours constant experimentation over core recipes, releasing an ever-changing lineup of ales, lagers, IPAs, and collaboration brews with neighbouring Victoria breweries. The multi-level space accommodates up to 150 guests and offers event bookings with catering through The Drake Eatery.

value: Herald Street Brew Works

signal: amenity=bar

wow_evidence: craft brewery and taproom in Victoria's Old Town, pouring tank-fresh beer from 10 bright tanks


bike_parking_detail: 1 rack within 100m: rack (5 spaces, covered) at 94m. Total: 5 spaces.

value: This Starbucks sits along the 88 Avenue corridor in BC's Lower Mainland Fraser Valley, a well-traveled route for touring cyclists moving between communities. As a full-service Starbucks location, it offers espresso drinks, teas, and a range of packaged and prepared food items in a consistent sit-down environment. Cyclists will find it a predictable and accessible mid-ride stop in an otherwise suburban stretch.

value: Starbucks


value: 221 Market Ave, Grand Forks, BC

community: Grand Forks

value: The Wooden Spoon is a well-loved bistro in Grand Forks, BC, founded in 2013 and expanded in 2016, serving locally sourced breakfast and lunch with specialty coffee drinks. Reviewers consistently praise it as a surprising standout for road-trippers passing through the Boundary Country region, with highlights including Banh Mi sandwiches, house-baked doughnuts on Fridays, and an outdoor seating area. The restaurant also offers pre-made freezer meals and full off-site catering for events across the region.

value: The Wooden Spoon

signal: breakfast/lunch bistro, great price; ~$14-22pp

subcategory: Restaurant


value: 2975 Granville St, Vancouver, BC V6H 3J6

bike_parking_detail: 10 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 4m; stands (2 spaces) at 29m; rack (4 spaces) at 29m; rack (6 spaces) at 30m; rack (6 spaces) at 55m; stands (2 spaces) at 60m; stands (2 spaces) at 71m; rack (5 spaces) at 72m; stands (2 spaces) at 86m; rack (6 spaces, covered) at 86m. Total: 37 spaces.

community: Vancouver

value: Since 1988, Caffe Barney has been a neighbourhood institution on South Granville, serving brunch, lunch, dinner, and late-night comfort food in a warm, artsy interior with a street-facing patio. The kitchen prepares everything in-house and the bar pours a rotating selection of twelve local craft beers on tap alongside cocktails and wine. Situated minutes from Kits Beach and downtown Vancouver, it is a well-positioned refuelling stop for cyclists exploring the South Granville corridor.

value: Caffe Barney

detail: Menu labels 'Veggie Breakfast Burrito' and ''Shrooms on Toast' as Vegetarian; brunch section header states 'Substitute bread for gluten free option'


value: Unit 14, Nanaimo, BC

value: Off The Hook is a lively, casual contemporary seafood restaurant in Nanaimo specializing in fish and chips, smokery dishes, and global-inspired seafood. The entire food menu is 100% gluten-free, making it a notable stop for cyclists with dietary restrictions. The restaurant offers both dine-in with outdoor seating and online ordering for takeout, and accommodates large groups.

value: Off The Hook

detail: Website explicitly states '100% Gluten-Free Food Menu'

wow_evidence: entire food menu is 100% gluten-free


value: 704 Arlington Road, Slocan, V0G 2C0

community: Slocan

value: Mountain Valley Station is a combined gas station and convenience store serving the small community of Slocan in the Slocan Valley. Beyond fuel (gas, diesel, and propane), it functions as the local one-stop shop, stocking groceries, camping and hunting gear, hardware, and housewares, and selling hunting and fishing licences. The store also handles courier drop-off and pick-up, U-Haul rentals, and carries local art, making it a genuine community hub at a remote junction on the Slocan Valley touring route.

value: Mountain Valley

detail: Website explicitly lists 'PROPANE' as a fuel sold alongside gas and diesel; store also stocks camping gear


community: Zamora

value: A riverside campground in Ponderosa pine and bunchgrass country where the Kettle River meets the historic Kettle Valley Railway corridor; summer tubing, canoeing, and KVR trail cycling are the main draws, with flush toilets and showers on straightforward Highway 33 access.

value: Kettle Creek Campground

wow_evidence: historic Kettle Valley Railway right-of-way (now Trans Canada Trail, explicitly listing cycling as a core activity) passing through the site


value: 722 Humboldt St, Victoria, BC V8W 1B1

bike_parking_detail: 5 racks within 100m: rack (4 spaces) at 22m; stands (4 spaces) at 41m; rack at 69m; rack at 76m; rack at 93m. Total: 8 spaces.

value: Humboldt Bar is an intimate cocktail bar in downtown Victoria inspired by the life and work of Alexander von Humboldt, the 19th-century German naturalist. Located on the Arcade Level of the DoubleTree Victoria hotel, it offers an immersive nature-themed environment with a creative cocktail program drawing on Humboldt's travels and discoveries. Small plates from the kitchen are also available on most evenings.

value: The Humboldt


value: 644 Main Street, Lillooet, BC V0K 1V0

value: Winners Edge is a local sporting goods and outdoor store serving Lillooet, BC, a small town on the Fraser River that sits at the confluence of several long-distance cycling routes including the Gold Rush Trail. As the only sporting goods store in a remote community with limited services, it may be a useful stop for touring cyclists passing through in need of general outdoor supplies.

value: Winners Edge Sports

subcategory: Outdoor Gear


community: Kleecoot

value: A lakeshore rec site nestled beneath towering old-growth hemlock with a beach and good fishing; reaching it demands 26+ km of chained forest service roads from Port Alberni, a real grind on a loaded touring bike.

value: Nahmint Lake Recreation Site


value: Spice of Punjab is an Indian restaurant located in Tsawwassen, BC. It would offer a warm sit-down meal option for touring cyclists passing through the South Delta area. No further detail about the menu, facilities, or current operation could be confirmed.

value: Spice of Punjab

signal: sit-down restaurant, no chain/cuisine signal

wow_evidence: domain has lapsed ... strong indicator the domain has lapsed


value: 3240 Village Way, Sun Peaks, V0E 5N0

community: Sun Peaks

value: The Residences at Sun Peaks Grand are condo-style one- and two-bedroom suites in the heart of the European-style Sun Peaks village, operated by Sun Peaks Resort Corporation at the base of ski and mountain bike terrain. Units combine open-concept kitchens with full hotel services—including on-site restaurants, a heated outdoor pool, and three slopeside hot tubs—all 250 steps from the Sundance and Sunburst Express Chairlifts. The property is a practical mountain base for cyclists exploring Sun Peaks resort trails and the surrounding Thompson Highlands.

value: The Residences at Sun Peaks Grand

detail: On-site: Mantles Restaurant & Lounge and Morrisey's Public House, both referenced throughout the website

signal: Premier upscale hotel, luxury residences, full-service resort amenities, ski location

detail: Amenities page: 'We offer complimentary secure overnight storage for your skis, snowboards and bicycles off the lower lobby' — described as a Ski & Bike Valet service

subcategory: Hotel / Motel

tier: accredited

wow_evidence: complimentary secure overnight storage for your skis, snowboards and bicycles… Ski & Bike Valet… three slopeside hot tubs… heated outdoor pool


value: 1180 Columbia St W, Kamloops, BC V2C 6R6, Canada

community: Kamloops

value: COBS Bread

signal: chain 'cobs bread'


value: 12121 72 Avenue, Surrey

value: KFC

subcategory: Fast Food / Chain


community: Sooke

value: Subway

signal: chain 'subway'


value: 395 Alexander Street, Vancouver

bike_parking_detail: 3 racks within 100m: stands at 63m; stands at 70m; stands at 73m.

value: Pallet Coffee Roasters is a locally owned Vancouver specialty coffee company established in East Vancouver in 2014, and this location serves as the company's flagship HQ and working roastery. With eight café locations across Metro Vancouver, Pallet is also a wholesale partner and barista training provider, making the HQ a hub where cyclists can experience freshly roasted coffee alongside food and baked goods. The company emphasizes ethical sourcing and long-term relationships with farmers from origin countries such as Peru, Colombia, and Brazil.

value: Pallet Coffee Roasters HQ, Cafe + Roastery

signal: amenity=cafe

wow_evidence: locally owned Vancouver specialty coffee company established in East Vancouver in 2014; eight café locations; wholesale partner and barista training provider


value: 142 East Pender Street, Vancouver, BC V6A 1T3

value: Golden Smell Mee is a Malaysian-Singaporean restaurant in Vancouver's Chinatown reuniting two family culinary legacies that trace back to 1986. The menu centres on handmade noodles, laksa, roti canai, Hainanese chicken rice, and slow-cooked curries drawing on Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences. A touring cyclist stopping in the Chinatown area will find a cozy, full-service dine-in restaurant with online ordering.

value: Golden Smell Mee Malaysian Singaporeon Cuisine

detail: Menu explicitly labels 'Vegetarian option' for Curried Potatoes and Vegetables curry puff; no vegan or GF labels observed

signal: Mains $18.95–$24.95 (curry chicken, nasi lemak)


value: 2434 Main St, Vancouver, BC V5T 3E2

bike_parking_detail: 19 racks within 100m: stands (2 spaces) at 35m; stands (2 spaces) at 35m; stands (3 spaces) at 37m; rack (10 spaces, covered) at 40m; stands (2 spaces) at 47m; rack (5 spaces) at 47m; stands (4 spaces) at 48m; stands (2 spaces) at 53m; stands (2 spaces) at 54m; stands (6 spaces) at 55m; stands (2 spaces) at 56m; stands at 58m; stands (2 spaces) at 63m; stands (2 spaces) at 63m; stands (5 spaces) at 64m; stands (24 spaces) at 69m; stands (2 spaces) at 83m; stands (7 spaces) at 83m; rack (3 spaces) at 86m. Total: 85 spaces.

value: The Pleasant is a spacious counter-service eatery and social house in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant neighbourhood, serving creative Asian and Western comfort food alongside 24 taps of local craft beers and ciders. The building has a history as a billiard hall, and a pool table remains in the main dining room, giving the space a distinctive character. A community gallery showcasing local artists and a large private party room round out what the owners describe as an extension of the neighbourhood's living room.

value: The Pleasant

detail: Multiple vegetarian items explicitly labelled on the menu: spring rolls (Vegetarian option), Wonton Nachos marked (v), Zen Garden Burger (chickpea patty), Mole Mushroom taco, vegetarian rice bowl, and vegetarian Thai red curry

signal: Counter-service casual meals; mains $10–18 (burgers $16–18, tacos $10, fries $10)

wow_evidence: 24 taps of local craft beers and ciders...history as a billiard hall


value: Market Fresh Foods is a supermarket in Kamloops offering basic groceries and supplies. It serves both the local community and touring cyclists needing provisions while passing through the area.

value: Market Fresh Foods


community: Harrison Hot Springs

value: The Copper Room is the signature evening dining venue at Harrison Hot Springs Resort & Spa, situated on the shores of Harrison Lake beneath the Coastal Mountains. It offers a multi-format dinner menu (à la carte, table d'hôte, children's menu, and a drink menu) alongside nightly live music and an open dance floor, making it one of the more theatrical dining experiences in the Fraser Valley. A touring cyclist arriving here would find a polished, reservation-required dinner room inside a full-service resort rather than a casual stop.

value: The Copper Room

signal: resort signature dining, table d'hote, reservations, live music; ~$40-65pp


community: Prince George

value: On-demand door-to-door airport shuttle connecting Prince George Airport with hotels, UNBC, and residences; no set timetable — pickup times are matched to customer flight schedules.

value: P.G. Airport Shuttle Service Ltd.

subcategory: Shuttle


community: Blackwater

value: A scenic camp in open Douglas Fir forest on both sides of the road just before the Blackwater River bridge, offering pit toilets, tables, and fire rings; the 42 km gravel approach from the pavement cutoff is long but rideable.

value: Blackwater River Crossing Recreation Site


value: 233 Vermilion Avenue, V0X 1W0

community: Princeton

value: FIELDS

subcategory: Grocery Store


label: spring trout fishing

months: May June

community: Lac Le Jeune

value: A small rec-site fishery on a popular rainbow trout lake, reached via roughly 3 km of forest service road off Lac Le Jeune Road near Kamloops; the winter-maintained road makes it a rare year-round option, with ice fishing drawing visitors in colder months.

value: Lodgepole Lake Campground

wow_evidence: popular rainbow trout lake


value: 116 East 15th Street, North Vancouver, BC V7L 2P9

bike_parking_detail: 6 racks within 100m: stands (3 spaces) at 50m; stands (3 spaces) at 60m; stands (3 spaces) at 72m; stands (3 spaces) at 72m; stands (3 spaces) at 77m; stands (3 spaces) at 85m. Total: 18 spaces.

community: North Vancouver

value: Palki is a well-established Indian restaurant in North Vancouver, named after the ornate wooden carriage central to Indian wedding traditions—a nod to the restaurant's emphasis on cultural authenticity and atmosphere. It offers a full dine-in experience with distinctive decor, a daily lunch buffet, and takeout with online ordering. The menu spans butter chicken, lamb biryani, and a wide range of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dishes.

value: Palki Indian

detail: Menu includes dedicated Vegetarian Specialties and Vegan sections; individual items are marked Ⓥ (Vegan) and Ġ (Gluten Free) throughout

signal: Indian, dine-in + lunch buffet; ~$16-26pp

wow_evidence: well-established Indian restaurant...daily lunch buffet...wide range of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free dishes


value: 9564 Highway 97 North, Lake Country, BC V4V 1T7

community: Lake Country

value: Super 8 by Wyndham Lake Country/Winfield Area is a budget chain motel situated on the Okanagan Highway in the Lake Country/Winfield community north of Kelowna. Part of the global Wyndham Hotels network, it offers roadside accessibility along a popular Okanagan cycling corridor. As a franchise property, amenities can vary from the brand standard and would need direct confirmation for cyclist-specific needs.

signal: chain 'super 8'


community: Vanderhoof

value: Vanderhoof Department Store is a retail establishment in Vanderhoof, a small Interior BC community on the Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16) corridor. As a department store in a rural town, it is likely one of the more substantial retail anchors in the area, serving both locals and travelers passing through. Cyclists touring the Central Interior may find it a useful stop, though the range of goods carried could not be confirmed from available sources.

value: Vanderhoof Department Store