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AAA = All-Ages-and-Abilities. In Vancouver it almost always is a protected bike path, but in theory it also includes off street bicycle paths (like the Stanley Park seawall, I think). Meaning, the really nice lanes.
Tried brouter, really liked it! The no-go circles is way faster than adding hundreds of "Avoid road" markers on OsmAnd! Thanks :-)
Edit: spent two hours customizing BRouter's routing algorithms with my own cost factors based on OSM cycling related tags, it's now working like a charm without me having to put a single no-go zone! Thanks again for the recommendation!