Epic Rides

Epic Rides is a well-regarded bike tour and rental company located in the False Creek South area of Vancouver. False Creek is a vibrant urban inlet surrounded by parks, marinas, and residential towers, with the North Shore mountains as a backdrop. Visitors can rent bikes to explore the Seawall, a nearly 30-kilometer path that winds around the creek and along the coast, passing Granville Island, Science World, and Stanley Park. The company also offers guided tours that delve into the city's history, architecture, and natural beauty. The shop itself is easy to find on Moberly Road, near the creek's edge, and staff are known for being friendly and knowledgeable. Whether you're a casual rider or a cycling enthusiast, Epic Rides provides quality bikes and helmets, plus route advice to make the most of your ride. The experience is distinctive for its focus on False Creek's unique blend of urban and natural landscapes, including views of the city skyline and working harbor.

Don't miss

• Ride the Seawall from False Creek to Stanley Park
• Explore Granville Island's markets and galleries
• Take a guided tour of Olympic Village and Science World
• Enjoy panoramic views of the North Shore mountains from the creek
• Use the bike-friendly paths to reach Kitsilano Beach

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Know before you go

• Check the weather forecast; rain is common in Vancouver. Bring a light jacket or rent a poncho.
• Helmets are mandatory in British Columbia; Epic Rides provides them free with rentals.
• Ask staff for a map of the Seawall; some sections are shared with pedestrians.
• Bring a water bottle; there are public fountains along the route.

A bit of history

False Creek was originally a tidal inlet used by Indigenous peoples and later became an industrial hub for sawmills and shipyards. In the 1970s, it was redeveloped into a mixed-use community with parks and housing, and the Seawall was extended. Epic Rides started as a small bike rental shop, capitalizing on the area's growing popularity for cycling.