annemarie den harder

Very quiet and clean shopping centers. There are two coffee corners. It is very small. There is parking garage underneath.

You can walk around the convention center (on the outside). There are a lot of informative signs about the history of Vancouver and you have nice views of the harbour.

The Lynn Loop is a bit crowded, but the Cedar Mills is more quiet. From there you can go to the falls (3km one way) of go back via the Headwaters Trail.

The galloping goose trail is a trail mainly for cyclists but also accesible for pedestrians.

The Galloping Goose Regional Trail is a 55-kilometre (34 mi) rail trail between Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and the ghost town of Leechtown, north of Sooke, where it meets the old Sooke Flowline. (Source: Wikipedia)

We walked the Timberland trail (about 900 meters almost flat) followed by the cascade trail (600 meters, 150 meter elevation loss). We returned via the McKenzie bight trail.
There is a parking lot at the start of the McKenzie trail, where you can also start your hike to the Mount Work Summit.
If you start at the Timberland trail, you can park your car alongside the road.

Please be aware that the Ross Durrance Road is local trafic only.