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Lee's Trail (Stanley Park)

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Visitors praise Lee's Trail for its beautiful scenery, making it a wonderful place for cycling and running. However, some find the trail narrow in places, leading to awkward and potentially unsafe passing situations, and a lack of clear signage regarding one-way traffic for cyclists is also a recurring issue.

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Stanley Park, near Second Beach, Vancouver, BC

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Lee's Trail is the wooded path in Stanley Park near Second Beach and the pool that was for decades Vancouver's best-known outdoor gay cruising spot. Activity has declined a lot since the early 2000s, and the area is well known to park patrols. In November 2001 Aaron Webster, a gay man, was beaten to death near here by a group of attackers, a hate crime that changed how the city's community talks about safety in the park. If you go, go with awareness, avoid isolated encounters after dark and keep valuables at home. Public sex in parks can draw police attention, and most visitors will find the city's indoor bathhouses a safer option.

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Gay Gay (per lo più uomini) LGBTQ+ misto Locale serale Notte fonda (dopo mezzanotte) Tutto l'anno All'aperto Parco Bosco Spiaggia Attivo di giorno Attivo di notte Anonimo / Discreto

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Elnaz Behkam
Ago 2026
★★★★★

Beautiful and unforgettable experience to run here....

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Ievgen Chervakov
Ago 2026
★★★★★

I've been living downtown for a couple of years now, and I see the same thing every day. Cyclists are riding against oncoming traffic! For one simple reason: there aren't enough signs to immediately explain to people that the road is one-way around the park. They often go a quarter or more of the way around the park. Only then do you realize you can't go that way. PUT HUGE NO ENTRY SIGNS and A COUNTERCLOCKWISE ROUTE DIAGRAM NEARBY. Post them wherever traffic starts, on every possible side. Many people go too far to turn back and cut the park off on the right road, and as a result, they miss the opportunity to see this wonderful embankment. After all, there are a lot of tourists here. I hope to correct this review when changes are made. After all, we all know that Stanley Park is five stars.

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Sufipir 1
Ago 2026
★★★★★

Walking, Walking and Walking. Need whole day for enjoying.

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Anne Beth
Ago 2026
★★★★★

This bike ride is about 40 minutes or more depending on how much you stop to look at the beaches and city views, i really enjoyed riding my bike here but found one area to be very narrow and people wanted to pass and it was very awkward and bit rude, a child actually fell off her bike because of someone trying to pass so watch out for the narrow pathway as it does go for at least 10 minutes of riding. Loved the views of the waterfront and city skyscrapers and the pond near 2nd beach is nice.

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伍曉慧
Ago 2026
★★★★★

This place is perfect for cycling and jogging, slowly enjoying the scenery along the way, and you might even bump into a Disney cruise ship.

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Faheem
Ago 2026
★★★★★

Saw whales going pass

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Algerian Foodie
Ago 2026
★★★★★

One of the best bike ride of my life. Simply mesmerizing.

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Uri Chavkin
Ago 2026
★★★★★

Amazing! Wonderful bike ride with the kids.

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Dave McMillan
Ago 2026
★★★★★

It had holes in it to day.

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Last updated on 3 novembre 2026

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