Overview
Walking will be the best way to get around downtown Vancouver during the 2010 Winter Games. Thousands of residents and visitors will put on their walking shoes to go to 2010 Olympic and Paralympic events, attend the Live City celebrations, and even to get to and from work during Games time. As you walk around the city, you’ll meet people from across the street and around the world on the same street corners.
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Pedestrian corridors
Learn more about our proposed Games-time pedestrian corridors in Downtown Vancouver. Learn more. -
Wayfinding
Learn more about the steps the City is taking to create opportunities for temporary rentals while helping to protect tenants. Learn more. -
Stepping out in Vancouver
Find out more about how the City will be welcoming the world with Vancouver House, street banners and more. Learn more. -
Seawall
Due to the waterfront location of some 2010 Winter Games venues and celebration sites, there will be some seawall closures and rerouting for pedestrians, cyclists and rollerbladers beginning in November 2009 through to the end of March 2010.
All remaining seawall routes, including through Stanley Park, will remain fully open and accessible during this period.
Learn more about temporary pedestrian and bike route detours during the 2010 Winter Games.
