Metro Vancouver

Are you taking up the Challenge of visiting 23 Greater Vancouver Regional? Our outings take in most of these regional parks.

During Canada 150 we celbrated Metro Vancouiver Regional Parks 50th anniversary by trying out the trails in all of them.

The Metro Vancouver REGIONAL PARKS are listed here from Bowen Island to the Chilliwack Boundary.

Click here for a description of each Regional Park or click on a Regional Park below.

p1 Aldergrove Regional Park, Langley

p2 Belcarra Regional Park, Belcarra

p3 Boundary Bay Regional Park, Delta

p4 Brae Island Regional Park, Langley – also go to Outing w19

p5 Burnaby Lake Regional Park, Burnaby

p6 Campbell Valley Regional Park, Langley

p7 Capilano River Regional Park District of North Vancouver – also go to Outing w8

p8 Colony Farm Regional Park, Coquitlam

p9. Crippen Regional Park (also excursion w6a), Bowen Island

p10 Deas Island Regional Park, Delta

p11 Derby Reach Regional Park, Langley – also go to Outing w18

p12 Iona Beach Regional Park, Richmond

p13 Kanaka Creek Regional Park, Maple Ridge

p14 Lynn Headwaters Regional Park, District of North Vancouver

p15 Minnekhada Regional Park, Coquitlam

p16 Pacific Spirit Regional Park, Vancouver – also go to Outing w24

p17 Surrey Bend Regional Park, Surrey and Barnston Island Regional Park, Electoral Area

p18 Tynehead Regional Park, Surrey

These are also great regional parks and greenways for cycling and walking outings.

m19 Pitt River Regional Greenway, Pett Meadows

m20 Delta-South Surrey Regional Greenway, Delta

m21 Brunette Fraser Regional Greenway, New Westminster/Sapperton

m22 Glen Valley Regional Park, Abbotsford

m23 Grouse Grind, District of North Vancouver – note that the BCMC Trail can be an alternative or a loop with the Grouse Grind heading back down

m24 Matsqui Trail Regional Park, Abbotsford – also go to Outing w20

m25 Seymour River Regional Greenway, Distrct of North Vancouver

Thwaytes Landing, Sumas Mountain, and Barnston Island are also of interest

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ONLY USE THIS FORM TO REPORT ISSUES ON THE TRANS CANADA TRAIL / THE GREAT TRAIL.

Trail maintenance issues are the responsibility of the Trail Steward, which is either the trail owner or a group was given authorization to perform maintenance work. Trails BC is a trail steward for a very limited number of trail segments on the Trans Canada Trail; unfortunately, if a major trail issue occurs along the Trans Canada Trail, there is often very little we can do about it - but we can try to pass on the information to the trail steward if one exists. And also, we can post the information to our site to warn other trail users.

Please send us information about:

Closures or obstacles along the trail - especially ones that are safety concerns or block users from passing through
Corrections to our online maps, which may include improvements to the trail alignment or updates about campsites, toilets, grocery stores and other details listed on our maps. We really appreciate these!

Information such as a precise location (GPS waypoint), photo, as well as your contact information is extremely helpful to ensure the problem is accurately reported, and so we can follow up with you.

AGAIN, DO NOT USE THIS FORM TO SUBMIT NOTICES ABOUT TRAILS THAT ARE NOT PART OF THE TRANS CANADA TRAIL. We will simply delete the submission and it will not be posted or passed on to anyone. If you need to report a closure on such a trail, please determine the trail owner or operator and send a notice to them.

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