2026 Surrey Summer Recreation Guide

Parks & Environment bike routes

CYCLE YOUR WAY TO FUN AND FITNESS! surrey.ca/cycling

RECOMMENDED BIKE ROUTES

Looking for a refreshing way to explore the outdoors, boost your well-being, and have a blast? Cycling is the perfect recreational activity for everyone!

MUD BAY DYKE TRAIL 2km east-west unpaved gravel shared pathway Comfortable for most CRESCENT BEACH DYKE TRAIL 3km north-south unpaved gravel shared pathway Comfortable for some TYNEHEAD PERIMETER TRAIL 4km loop on paved shared pathway around the east side ofTynehead Regional Park Comfortable for most SEMIAHMOO TRAIL 4km north-south unpaved gravel shared pathway Comfortable for most Connects to Semiahmoo Mall, Sunnyside Acres Park, Elgin Heritage Park and the Nicomekl River 130 ST LOCAL BIKEWAY 4.5km north-south paved low traffic, local road Comfortable for some Connects to City Centre, Surrey Central Station, Betty Huff Park, Inouye Park, and Cedar Hills

SERPENTINE GREENWAY 5km north-south paved shared pathway Comfortable for most Connects to Payal Centre, Newton Athletic Park, Kwantlen Polytechnic University Surrey Campus andTamanawis Park FRASER HEIGHTS GREENWAY 5km east-west paved shared pathway and local road Comfortable for some Connects to Port Mann Bridge, Birdland, Fraser Heights Recreation Centre, andTynehead Regional Park. BOSE GREENWAY 9km east-west paved shared pathway

FEATURED BIKE ROUTES

100 Ave Cycle Tracks Ride along a safe, separated pathway from Holland Park in City Centre to GreenTimbers Urban Forest. Continue west from 148 Street along a new cycle track extension into the heart of GuildfordTown Centre. 4km east-west paved protected bike lane Comfortable for most 18 Ave Local Bikeway Follow the route signs to explore the quiet neighbourhoods of South Surrey.This ride starts at Semiahmoo Mall, traveling along local roads past Bell Park and Bay Ride Park to the heritage community of Ocean Park. Extend your ride to Kwomais Point Park for a view of Boundary Bay. 5km east-west paved low traffic, local road Comfortable for some Green Timbers Greenway Take a day trip across North Surrey along the city’s longest separated pathway. Starting at 88 Avenue and Scott Road in Nordel, you can connect to City Centre, GreenTimbers Park,Tynehead Regional Park, and the Golden Ears Bridge. Continue your ride along dyke trails in Pitt Meadows in the east or bike paths to the Alex Fraser Bridge and Burns Bog in North Delta in the west. 16km east-west paved shared pathway Comfortable for most

Comfortable for most Connects to Sullivan,

Cloverdale Athletic Park, Cloverdale Fairgrounds and Town Centre, East Clayton, and Willowbrook

BARNSTON ISLAND: 10km loop on paved low traffic, local road Comfortable for some

SAFETY TIPS Maintain Your Bike.

Pay Attention to Your Surroundings. Be aware of nearby cars, as they don’t always look for bikes. Watch out for potholes or debris on the road or car doors opening ahead of you. Follow Traffic Laws . Obey all traffic signs and signals and yield to pedestrians on shared pathways, at bus stops and at intersections. Use hand signals to communicate your intent to turn, slow down or stop to other road users.

Be Seen and Heard. You are required by law to have a front white light, a rear red light, and a bell or horn. Consider reflective clothing for extra visibility. These will help you see and be seen, especially at night. Ride in the Bike Lane. Ride in the bike lane or as far to the right as practicable. When there is no bike lane on the street, you are legally allowed to take the full vehicle lane. Bikes are allowed to ride on shared pathways but must yield to pedestrians. It is illegal to bike on the sidewalk unless a street sign allows.

Check to make sure your brakes work well, your chain is lubricated, and your tires are inflated. When sitting, you should be able to still reach the ground with your foot, allowing you to safely stop if required. Wear a Helmet. It’s the law and will protect your head in a fall. Make sure it fits properly and is regularly replaced.

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