Directions to
2159 W. 21st Avenue, Vancouver, BC
2159 W. 21st Avenue, Vancouver, BC
Public Transportation:
Vancouver Translink Trip Planning is a handy way for local public transportation trip planning. It
gives you direction on how to get to point A to point B. If the destinations you entered are not
identical to those on the system, it'll give suggestions and you can choose the correct
designations.
You can also check out Google Transit for Vancouver.
Vancouver Translink Trip Planning is a handy way for local public transportation trip planning. It
gives you direction on how to get to point A to point B. If the destinations you entered are not
identical to those on the system, it'll give suggestions and you can choose the correct
designations.
You can also check out Google Transit for Vancouver.
From the airport by bus:
- Hop on the Canada Line (skytrain). Get off at King Edward Station.
- Catch bus #25 (UBC). Get off at Arbutus and King Edward.
- Walk to North (toward the mountains) to W. 21st Avenue. turn left (no other possibility) into W.
21st Avenue.
- The B&B will be on your right hand side in the middle of the block. It's about a two minute walk
from the bus stop to the B&B.
- Hop on the Canada Line (skytrain). Get off at King Edward Station.
- Catch bus #25 (UBC). Get off at Arbutus and King Edward.
- Walk to North (toward the mountains) to W. 21st Avenue. turn left (no other possibility) into W.
21st Avenue.
- The B&B will be on your right hand side in the middle of the block. It's about a two minute walk
from the bus stop to the B&B.
From the airport by car during Non Rush Hour
1) Take Grant McConachie Way to Arthur Laing Bridge, switch to right lane once on the bridge
and then take the Granville Street exit
2) Continue on Granville Street until you see W. King Edward Avenue (also known as the 25th
Avenue). Turn left onto the W. King Edward Avenue (25th Avenue).
3) Keep driving along W. 25th Avenue until Arbutus Street. Turn right onto Arbutus and move
into the left lane as soon as possible.
4) Turn left into W. 21st Avenue and find the house number of 2159. We are tucked between
two new houses.
1) Take Grant McConachie Way to Arthur Laing Bridge, switch to right lane once on the bridge
and then take the Granville Street exit
2) Continue on Granville Street until you see W. King Edward Avenue (also known as the 25th
Avenue). Turn left onto the W. King Edward Avenue (25th Avenue).
3) Keep driving along W. 25th Avenue until Arbutus Street. Turn right onto Arbutus and move
into the left lane as soon as possible.
4) Turn left into W. 21st Avenue and find the house number of 2159. We are tucked between
two new houses.
From the airport by car during Rush Hour (generally 3:30 pm - 6:00pm)
11) Take Grant McConachie Way to Arthur Laing Bridge, switch to right lane once on the bridge
and then take the Granville Street exit
2) Continue on Granville Street until you see W. 41st Avenue.
3) Turn left into W. 41st Avenue. Continue along W. 41st Avenue and turn right into W.
Boulevard, which is past McDonald fast food chain and right after two railroad tracks.
4) W. Boulevard goes downhill and becomes Arbutus Street.
5) Turn left into 21st Avenue and find the house number of 2159 - we are tucked in between two
new houses. W. King Edward Avenue is equivalent to W. 25th Ave so you need to move to the
left lane right after W. King Edward.
11) Take Grant McConachie Way to Arthur Laing Bridge, switch to right lane once on the bridge
and then take the Granville Street exit
2) Continue on Granville Street until you see W. 41st Avenue.
3) Turn left into W. 41st Avenue. Continue along W. 41st Avenue and turn right into W.
Boulevard, which is past McDonald fast food chain and right after two railroad tracks.
4) W. Boulevard goes downhill and becomes Arbutus Street.
5) Turn left into 21st Avenue and find the house number of 2159 - we are tucked in between two
new houses. W. King Edward Avenue is equivalent to W. 25th Ave so you need to move to the
left lane right after W. King Edward.
Cool link:
Please click on iMove (Intelligence in Motion) for an bird's view of Metro Vancouver's traffic
conditions.
Please click on iMove (Intelligence in Motion) for an bird's view of Metro Vancouver's traffic
conditions.
