trails
Articles tagged trails on Tri-Cities Daily.
Derby Reach: camping and trails on Langley's Fraser shore
Derby Reach Regional Park pairs Fraser River trails and heritage orchards with the Edgewater Bar campground and the Fort-to-Fort Trail into Fort Langley.
Coquitlam River: the red fish river at the heart of the Tri-Cities
The Coquitlam River runs 18 km from Coquitlam Lake to the Fraser, takes its name from sockeye salmon, and anchors the region's trails and conservation work.
Burnaby Lake: 19 km of trails and 214 bird species
Burnaby Lake Regional Park circles a 12,000-year-old glacial lake with 19 km of trails, 214 visiting bird species, Piper Spit, and a rowing and paddling scene.
Green Timbers: the Surrey forest that taught BC how to replant
Green Timbers Urban Forest is 560 acres of replanted rainforest in Surrey, the birthplace of BC reforestation, with 10 km of trails and a trout lake.
Port Moody's Shoreline Trail: 230,000 walks a year along the inlet
Port Moody's Shoreline Trail runs from Rocky Point Park to Old Orchard Park, with a paved multi-use path and a gravel walking trail with a new boardwalk.
Traboulay PoCo Trail: the 25-kilometre loop around Port Coquitlam
The Traboulay PoCo Trail is a 25.3-kilometre walking and cycling loop around Port Coquitlam along three rivers. History, highlights and how to ride it.
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.
Mundy Park: Coquitlam's biggest park, lakes, trails and all
Mundy Park is Coquitlam's largest park at 176 hectares, with two lakes, forest trails, sports fields, an outdoor pool and disc golf. What to see and do.