Photo: Reuben KrabbePemberton, BC

West Dyke & Middle Arm

Easy Smooth surfaces and gentle climbing.

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The West Dyke and Middle Arm trails run flat along Richmond's western edge for 11 km one way, 22 return, with the Sturgeon Bank marshes and their birdlife on one side and mountain views across the strait on the other. Easy family riding that can link to Steveston at the south end.

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☕Stops worth stopping for225 along this route

Fisherman's Terrace Seafood Restaurant: featured in the New York Times in 2006; operating since 1996 and seating up to 300 guests across 8,000 square feet. · Richmond

Richmond Olympic Experience: Olympic museum with sport simulators inside the 2010 Oval. · Richmond

the apron: National Chef of the Year and Culinary Team Canada member known from Food Network's Chopped Canada and Top Chef Canada. · Richmond

Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site: Preserved salmon cannery telling the west coast fishery's story. · Richmond

Masa Ishibashi: menus are developed by Michelin-starred chefs... Edomae cuisine, a tradition rooted in Japan's 17th-century Edo Period. · Richmond