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Pitt Lake in its glacial valley north of Pitt Meadows
Outdoors

Pitt Lake: the tidal fjord lake at the Tri-Cities' back door

Pitt Lake, just past Pitt Meadows, is the Lower Mainland's second-largest lake and one of the world's few tidal lakes, ringed by two provincial parks.

Sasamat Lake in Belcarra Regional Park near Port Moody
Outdoors

Sasamat Lake: the warm-water beach day at the edge of Port Moody

Sasamat Lake, inside Belcarra Regional Park, is one of Greater Vancouver's warmest swimming lakes, with White Pine Beach and a floating bridge at the south end.

Aerial view of Deer Lake in Burnaby
Outdoors

Deer Lake Park: Burnaby's cultural lake near the Tri-Cities

Deer Lake Park pairs easy lakeside trails with the Burnaby Village Museum, art gallery and Shadbolt Centre. Summer boats, a carousel and no motors.

Buntzen Lake surrounded by forested mountains near Port Moody
Outdoors

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.