British Columbia
Canada
1,585 sessions in the British Columbia area in the last 12 months, recorded with Waterspeed. Average wind in the sessions 7 kn, most often from N. Top speed 41.4 kn (Sailing).
- Spots
- 20
- Sessions, 30 days
- 116
- Riders, 30 days
- 26
- Top speed, 30 days
- 24.7 kn
Map
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Canada in the last 12 months
Sessions shared on the public Waterspeed leaderboard, placed on the town they were recorded in. Wind is the wind recorded in the sessions.
Sessions by month
Sports
Wind from · Average wind 7 kn
Top speeds
Best session of each sport. Names and full rankings are on the leaderboards. Open the leaderboards
Busiest spots in the British Columbia area
- Vancouver 522
- Victoria 186
- Squamish 174
- Nanaimo 132
- Harrison Hot Springs 106
- Killarney 73
- North Cowichan 68
- West Vancouver 50
- Oak Bay 40
- Nelson 22
- White Rock 20
- Bowen Island 20
- Kelowna 19
- Coldstream 16
- North Vancouver 15
- Lake Country 14
- Whistler 14
- Tofino 12
- Powell River 11
- Lantzville 10
Most popular spots: British Columbia
- Vancouver 522
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Questions
When do people ride most in the British Columbia area?
In the last 12 months most sessions in the British Columbia area were in August, June, and May.
How windy is it in the British Columbia area?
In the sessions recorded there the average wind was 7 knots, most often from N.
What is the top speed in the British Columbia area?
41.4 knots, Sailing, in May (last 12 months).
Where do people ride in the British Columbia area?
The busiest spots in the British Columbia area in the last 12 months: Vancouver, Victoria, Squamish, Nanaimo, and Harrison Hot Springs.
Data: Waterspeed leaderboard sessions. Town positions: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors.