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Vancouver, Burnaby and New Westminster Hiking Trails
Welcome to the Vancouver, Burnaby and New West region of Greater Vancouver!
The region comprises the city of Vancouver east of Pacific Spirit Regional Park, Burnaby (including Burnaby Mountain) and New Westminster -- Essentially, the geographic centre of Metro Vancouver.
Located south of the Burrard Inlet, this area offers many choices to the outdoor enthusiast. Explore Burnaby Mountain, Burnaby Lake, Deer Lake, or many of the urban parks and trails. Experience a variety of terrain from woodlands and forest to marsh and open wetlands all within a 20 minute drive.
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- Barnet Trail
Barnet Marine Park, BurnabyModerate, 4.20 km, 50 m gain
- Burnaby Lake
Burnaby Lake Park, BurnabyEasy, 10.70 km, 10 m gain
- Cardiac Hill
Burnaby Mountain, BurnabyHard, 0.30 km, 70 m gain
- Central Valley Greenway
New WestminsterModerate, 23.50 km, 70 m gain - Mels Trail
Burnaby Mountain, BurnabyEasy, 2.00 km, 100 m gain - Power Line Trail
Stoney Creek, Burnaby Mountain, BurnabyModerate, 2.00 km, 100 m gain - Queensborough Perimeter Trail
New WestminsterEasy, 8.00 km, 10 m gain - Trans Canada Trail North Burnaby
Second Narrows Montrose Park, BurnabyIntermediate, 18.20 km, 300 m gain
Interesting Facts
- Find an assortment of tree species such as lowland fir, sitka spruce and western hemlock.
- Burnaby Lake was carved from a glacier around 12,000 years ago.
- It's easy to confuse Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver with Queen's Park in New West! Before Queen Elizabeth Park was public parkland, it was used as a basalt quarry providing foundation rock for Vancouver roads. Queen's Park on the other hand has been a public recreational choice for over 120 years.
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