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Surrey, Langley and White Rock Hiking Trails
Welcome to the Surrey, Langley and White Rock region of the Fraser Valley.
An excellent region to experience the wide variety of microenvironments that you can find when hiking Greater Vancouver. Discover lush forests, thriving marshland and pristine beachlines from hiking trails in Tynehead Regional Park in North Surrey, walks in Bear Creek Park, and sandy beaches such as Crescent Beach in White Rock.
Listing 13 Trails
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- Abby Grind
Sumas Mountain Regional Park, AbbotsfordHard, 1.75 km, 440 m gain
- Birch Grove Trail
Tynehead Park, SurreyEasy, 0.26 km, 50 m gain
- Edge Farm Trail
Derby Reach Regional Park, LangleyEasy, 4.75 km, 10 m gain
- Fort to Fort Trail
Derby Reach Regional Park, LangleyEasy, 4.26 km, 15 m gain
- Hatchery Trail
Tynehead Park, SurreyEasy, 0.30 km, 50 m gain - Hawthorne Trail
Tynehead Park, SurreyEasy, 0.80 km, 50 m gain - Houston Trail
Derby Reach Regional Park, LangleyModerate, 3.25 km, 20 m gain
- Ravens Nest Trail
Tynehead Park, SurreyModerate, 0.35 km, 75 m gain - Salmon Habitat Loop
Tynehead Park, SurreyEasy, 0.30 km, 50 m gain - Serpentine Loop Trail
Tynehead Park, SurreyEasy, 1.70 km, 75 m gain - Shaggy Mane Trail
Campbell Valley Regional Park, LangleyModerate, 10.70 km, 10 m gain - South Langley Regional Trail
Campbell Valley Regional Park, LangleyModerate, 10.60 km, 25 m gain - Tidal Flats Trail
Elgin Heritage Park, SurreyEasy, 1.15 km, 0 m gain
Interesting Facts
- White Rock receives on average an annual precipation of 1102 mm (Just over 100 mm more than Ladner and Tsawwassen)
- Tynehead Regional Park near Fleetwood is home to a hatchery that raises chinook, chum and coho species of salmon.
- The city of Surrey contains over 6,000 acres of parkland.
- The 34 km long Nicomekl River travels from Langley to Crescent Beach.
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