hiking
Articles tagged hiking on Tri-Cities Daily.
Campbell Valley Regional Park: Langley's 29 km of trails and history
Campbell Valley Regional Park packs 29 km of trails, a historic farmstead, a schoolhouse, and even an old NASCAR oval into south Langley's largest park.
Burnaby Mountain: trails, totems and the best free viewpoint nearby
Burnaby Mountain rises 370 metres over Burrard Inlet, with SFU, conservation-area trails, mountain bike runs and a sunset viewpoint at Centennial Park.
Coquitlam Crunch: the city's outdoor stair-climbing gym
The Coquitlam Crunch is a 2.2-kilometre uphill trail with 242 metres of elevation gain and 894 stairs. Access points, parking and how to do the workout.
Kanaka Creek: Maple Ridge's salmon park and falls
Kanaka Creek Regional Park runs 11 km from the Fraser River to Cliff Falls, with a hatchery, viewing towers, and one of Metro Vancouver's best salmon runs.
Crystal Falls: why Coquitlam blocked its hidden waterfall trail
The Crystal Falls trail has been blocked since 2021 because most of it crosses private land. What happened and the city's plan to one day make it official.
təmtəmíxʷtən/Belcarra Regional Park: a Tri-Cities giant
təmtəmíxʷtən/Belcarra Regional Park covers 1,100 hectares between Indian Arm and Sasamat Lake. Trails, beaches, the 2021 renaming, and how to plan a visit.
Golden Ears Provincial Park: the Tri-Cities' mountain playground
Golden Ears Provincial Park, past Maple Ridge, is one of BC's busiest provincial parks: 556 square kilometres of peaks, Alouette Lake, trails and camping.
Buntzen Lake: the complete Tri-Cities guide
Hours, parking passes, buses, trails and the beach at Buntzen Lake, the BC Hydro reservoir north of Port Moody that is one of the region's busiest recreation.
Minnekhada Regional Park: quiet trails above the Pitt River
Minnekhada Regional Park in northeast Coquitlam offers easy 10 km trails, marsh wildlife and the High Knoll viewpoint over the Pitt-Addington Marsh. How to.