Vancouver, British Columbia/Accessibility

This is a project to show the difficulty of geohashing in Vancouver. All distances are one-way from Robyn's house, in roughly the middle of Vancouver. Driving times are from Google Maps. Cycling times allow 20 km/h. Walking allows 8 km/h on good trails ranging down to 400 m in an hour in dense bush with poor footing. Kayaking is 5 km/h, which accepts that we aren't very good at kayaking and includes an allowance for launching. Ferry times are not included in water figures but are taken account of in total times.

From last, is the distance from the previous location, were I doing the endurance geohash. Such distance does not allow for getting to and from a safe place to camp between geohashes.

The last column "Excuse" is why I did not attempt/reach the geohash. Or "None needed!" if I got there.

Date	Location Description	Route	Road	Water	Bush	Total travel	From last	Excuse
2009-03-31	Shore of Howe Sound just south of Woodfibre	Drive to Britannia Beach, then kayak across	60.9 km	3 km		1 h 39	N/A	40 kt winds
		Bike to Britannia Beach then kayak across				3 h 36	N/A
		Go all the way around by road/trail (requires fording Squamish River)	71.5 km	300 m	15 km	3 h 45	N/A
2009-04-01	In the water at the north edge of Howe Sound just northeast of Woodfibre and only a few kilometres from yesterday's location.	Drive to north of Britannia Beach, then kayak across	64.7 km	3 km		1 h 55	3 km	Gale warning in effect.
2009-04-02	8 km into Georgia Strait, nearest land is near Wilson Creek.	Drive to Horseshoe Bay, ferry to Gibsons, drive to point near Wilson Creek, then kayak	50 km	8 km		3 h 56	85 km	Ferry cost
		Same route by bike with inflatable kayak and pump in trailer.				5 h 10		Far!
2009-04-03	Near the peak of Zenith mountain, in the Tantalus range, 7 km west of the Squamish River.	Drive to Skowishin Graveyard Indian Reserve 10, hike up mountain on foot. Probable deep snow.	104 km		7 km	5 h	132 km	I might go look.