In July travelled to Vancouver BC for family and brought the Stylus for both transport and to ride for fun.. And also to keep following medical instructions.
After arriving and while looking at the trail apps have on my phone hit the Peakbagger App and while out of curiosity looked closer at the rough general Vancouver. Noticed a couple of high points Easy one's to get if was inclined to do so while there.
Jul 13th after a spin to Our Community Bikes and Sports Junkies to see what was good in the used parts and gear market. Headed up to Kissing Crows Cycles to check out a locally made cargo cage to see if it was what needed for a hydration system. Details on that later. After Kissing Crows Cycles headed back towards Cambie. It was heading towards QE Park I made the decision.
It was hot day in Van and decided to bag Little Mountain high point which is in Queen Elizabeth park. So up went into the park and up went to the high point.
Little Mountain Vancouver BC Highpoint
Being a CofV Park tin the middle of Van there is zero dirt trails so no dirt climbs. Just regular standard issue McSurface man made options in this case concrete and asphalt.
Quest For Parts At Our Community Bikes and Bagging Little Mountain
Got to the top and headed towards what would be the high point which is where took the photos. It's a cheesy high point in Vancouver and no point in debating endlessly what exactly is the high point. It's most likely buried under the concrete put up by the city 45 years ago or more. What matters is went to what is a high point and did something while in Vancouver.
July 21st after playing for a bit on the Vanier Park pump track headed eastward on the False Creek south side seawall path.
As passed Granville Island decided to pop over to do the Granville Island High Point. Another cheesy one and incredibly easy to access. Super easy quick up and with a view of Granny Bridge and the buildings.
Return To Vanier and BB Bearings Dying
Once phot grabbed rode down the 3 second descent and headed back towards the seawall path. And on the do some gear shopping for stuff can't find elsewhere in Canada. No big climbs or mountain s on this Vancouver BC trip however still did a couple high points well according to Peakbagger. And that is good enough for a trip with an aim to not stress as much.
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