Did you know?

Langley has six wineries and one brewery all located within an hour's drive of downtown Vancouver.

The opening of the Langley Centennial Museum in 1958 was presided over by the Princess Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth II.

Driving to Langley

Langley is located only 40 km (25 miles) from the City of Vancouver. It is ideally situated within the southwestern portion of the Lower Mainland.

Some Helpful Driving Tips

Canada/US border crossings are conveniently accessed on Highway #13 (264th Street) in Aldergrove. Langley is also easily accessible via BC Ferry Terminals as well as the Vancouver International Airport (YVR), and Abbotsford International Airport (YXX).

The Trans Canada Highway #1, and other major routes including Highways 1A and 10 all lead the way.

From Highway 7 (Lougheed Hwy) travel to Langley is via the Golden Ears Bridge. Please note - The Golden Ears Bridge is a toll bridge. Most unregistered passenger vehicles, vans, SUVs, pick-up trucks, and taxis are $3.95. More information can be found at: www.translink.ca.

Updates or recommended alternate routes will be advised. There are currently no current events on recommended routes. Or visit: www.drivebc.ca