On Highway 1 West to Horseshoe Bay

Watch for the signs to Hwy 99, Left Lane (note: Right Lane for BC Ferries.)

Check out the view from the pier.

A tiny little lake, with a rock wall for practice climbers and a nice little trail for walking. Relax in the sunshine or take a picnic lunch.

Take some time to walk up to the falls. Great scenery and a rest stop for riders.

A vertical granite wall (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stawamus_Chief ) over 700 m of shear granite face. Stop in Squamish and sit on a patio drinking beer and watch the climbers scale the face of one of the most loved climbing locations in North America.

Gas stop (multiple gas stations), food, restuarants.

Need I say more. Can be a destination of it's own.

The gateway of the Pemberton Loop. From here on it's more twisties and less civilization. Your cell phone may not work in the mountains, make sure you have a full tank of gas. If you have trouble flag down a passing motorist or biker. Look out for your fellow bikers, help can be a couple of hours away.

Generally good road surface, plenty of tar snakes but smooth. No paved shoulders, some roadwork is normal.

Stop by the lookout and enjoy the view. The twisties are done for now.

Time to fill the gas tank for the trip down the Fraser Canyon, or you can launch a trip into the interior of BC.

There are more tunnels in the Fraser Canyon than any other highway in North America, enjoy !

Civilization again.

A local haunt for motorcyclist around Vancouver. The #7 (Lougheed) higway is a favorite for day riders. On a good day you may meet 50 or 60 bikes in the parking lot.

From here you will find normal city traffic.