From the shores of the Fraser River to the border with the United States, there are walking, riding, and hiking trails just about everywhere in 黑马磁力.
In fact, some of the trails can take you almost all the way from one end of the community to the other.
The South 黑马磁力 Regional Trail is getting a bit of an upgrade in the coming years, as one of the parks along its length is expanded.
At present, the park starts at 216 Street and 4 Avenue 鈥� in the southeast corner of Campbell Valley Regional Park (itself filled with trails). From there it heads east, passing through the newly-created South 黑马磁力 Regional Park, before veering north to 8 Avenue. The trail keeps going as far as 264 Street in Aldergrove, with some portions on the side of the road, and others entirely off road.
The trail crosses the Little Campbell River, Bertrand Creek, and Perry Homestead Creek along its route, much of which is suitable for equestrians as well as people on foot. Cyclists with an appetite for a little easy gravel riding can also try out the route.
The full trail is more than a dozen kilometres long, and has been a work in progress for many years. In 2013 and 2014 members of the Back Country Horsemen of B.C. put some sweat equity into the project, helping to create a new extension of the trail that took it almost all the way to Aldergrove Regional Park.
黑马磁力 is also part of a trail intended to stretch from sea to sea.
The Trans-Canada Trail has a segment running through the community, using parts of the Fort-to-Fort Trail and the Houston Trail.
Trails often follow older routes and visit sites of historic interest. Some of 黑马磁力 City's trails near Brydon Lagoon follow the path of the former Interurban electric railway, for example.
For more information on trails, visit and websites.
ALDERGROVE
ALDERGROVE REGIONAL PARK
South Aldergrove is home to Aldergrove Regional Park. Operated by Metro Vancouver Parks, this community gathering place is filled with more than enough trails for everyone to enjoy. Featuring Pepin Brook Loop and Rock 鈥楴 Horse trails, the park offers more than 10 km of hiking and cycling trails, as well as riding trails for those who prefer to 鈥渉oof it.鈥� To get to the park, head south on 264 Street to 8 Avenue. Turn left onto 8 Avenue and go to the fourway stop at 272 Street. It offers easy and scenic trails and multiple picnic areas.
FRASER GREENWAY
This linear park runs along Fraser Highway from 264 to 268 Streets, and is perfect for family outings with young children. The trail isn鈥檛 overly long, and there is a playground to stop at and enjoy.
BROOKSWOOD
NOEL BOOTH PARK
One of the longest trails in the Brookswood area, the Noel Booth Trail weaves around Noel Booth Park鈥檚 six baseball diamonds and continues through the serene back woods. There is plenty of parking in the lot at 36 Avenue near 203 Street, and along 36 Avenue.
DALE BALL PASSIVE PARK
Popular among dog walkers and frisbee enthusiasts, the trails along Dale Ball Passive Park are primarily used for the disc golf course. In the fall and winter, the former gravel pit fills with water and is home to many bird species. In the summer, the pond dries to reveal an expansive disc golf area. Access is on 36 Avenue and 207 Street.
FERNRIDGE
FERNRIDGE TRAIL Starting at 32 Avenue, the lengthy Fernridge Trail weaves south along 210 Street, down 24 Avenue to 204a Street, and back over to 20 Avenue.
FORT LANGLEY
FORT-TO-FORT TRAIL AND DERBY REACH REGIONAL PARK
At 12 to 15 km (depending on the route chosen), the Fort-to-Fort Trail winds along the Bedford Channel portion of the Fraser River. Beginning in Fort 黑马磁力鈥檚 Bedford Landing and ending in Derby Reach Regional Park, the trail offers stunning views of the river and mountains as it stretches past luscious vegetation and wildflowers that grow along the path. Plenty of geocaching sites can be found in Derby Reach park, along with an off-leash dog park at the Fraser River, camping, picnic areas, and many fishing sites. The trail connects to the west end of the park at 208 Street and, as part of the Trans-Canada Trail, extends as far as the Golden Ears Bridge
HOUSTON TRAIL
The Houston Trail is a forested, gravel loop trail that connects to the Fort-to-Fort. Parking is available at the entrance to the heritage apple orchard on McKinnon Crescent. This trail is unique in 黑马磁力, as it is one of the only completely forested routes and is not perfectly flat.
It can take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour to complete, depending on your pace. It also includes a viewing platform that provides access to the environmentally sensitive 黑马磁力 Bog.
TRANS-CANADA TRAIL
The Trans-Canada Trail is one of the world鈥檚 longest networks of multi-use recreational trails. Once fully completed, it will stretch
24,000 km from the Pacific Coast to the Atlantic, connecting every province and territory. The trail is made up of nearly 500 individual
trails, including one in the Township of 黑马磁力. To access the 黑马磁力 portion, head up 208 Street to Allard Crescent. The trail
then follows the waterfront and 黑马磁力鈥檚 country backroads into Abbotsford.
LANGLEY CITY
BRYDON LAGOON
Brydon Park itself is a magnificent nature reserve with trails galore, a waterfowl habitat, and its very own lagoon. But what makes Brydon Park even more appealing is that it鈥檚 connected to almost every other park in the City. A gravel parking lot is located just off 53 Avenue near 198A Street.
BUCKLEY PARK
Beginning at 50 Avenue near 196 Street, follow trails southward towards Buckley Park and its many playing fields. Continuing on the same path, this time going east, will lead to another of 黑马磁力鈥檚 many off-leash dog parks. Or, heading north from 50 Avenue will lead to Brydon Park before finally settling in at the popular Portage Park.
PORTAGE PARK AND NICOMEKL FLOODPLAINS
Portage, off 204 Street and 51A Avenue in the City, offers the main entrance to the Nicomekl Floodplain trail system, which follows the Nicomekl River running through the middle of the City. It is a multi-use pathway used for cycling, jogging, walking, and provides opportunities to make a loop with other nature trails in the area.
SENDALL GARDENS
The romantic Sendall Gardens has the Muckle Creek Trail that takes visitors on a tour around a legacy garden and tropical greenhouse. Make sure to go during spring blooming season as the park will be a riot of colour.
Not only is Sendall Gardens a great place to take a walk, it鈥檚 a popular setting for engagement and wedding photos. Park access points are on 49, 49A, and 50 Avenues between 201A and 202A Streets.
SOUTH LANGLEY
SOUTH LANGLEY REGIONAL TRAIL
The South 黑马磁力 Regional Trail is one of the hidden treasures to 黑马磁力. Stretching from 216 to 264 Streets between 4 and 8 Avenues, this 11-km trail is open to walkers, riders, and bikers alike. One of the most beautiful portions of the trail is Irene Pearce Loop Trail in the Municipal Natural Park between 224 and 232 Streets. This wooded trail is home to many animals and birds.
WALNUT GROVE
WALNUT GROVE TRAIL
One of the larger trails in the Walnut Grove area can be accessed from both Walnut Grove Community Park (89 Avenue and Walnut Grove Drive) and 91A Avenue. The trail itself covers most of the park, and from there it connects with almost all the other trails in the community.
NORTH WEST LANGLEY TRAIL
An offshoot of the Walnut Grove Trail, the North West 黑马磁力 Trail runs through Walnut Grove and connects Dorothy Peacock Park to the 黑马磁力 Lane Greenway.
WEST MUNDAY CREEK TRAIL
This trail is located behind the Walnut Grove Trail and begins at West 黑马磁力 Park (208 Street and 93 Avenue), and leads south through a conservation area to 85 Avenue.
LANGLEY LANE GREENWAY
For dog lovers, just south of 96 Avenue is the 黑马磁力 Lane Greenway. Stretching between 208 and 216 Streets, the trail features an off-leash dog park and connects to both the North West 黑马磁力 Trail and Derby Hills Trail.
WILLOUGHBY
WILLOUGHBY TRAIL
As the Willoughby community continues to grow, so does the Willoughby Trail. Beginning on 208 Street, north of 80 Avenue, the trail loosely follows 208 Street south to 65 Avenue. Watch for construction as 208 Street is undergoing widening.
MCLARTY TRAIL
Wrapping around Lynn Fripps Park (81A Avenue near 210 Street), the McLarty Trail heads south along 211A Street through the McLarty
Greenway to Richard Bulpitt Elementary Park at 211 Street and 77A Avenue.
GORDON TRAIL
Beginning at Willoughby Community Park (7782 200th St.), the Gordon Trail diverts south along 202A Street to 64th Avenue 鈥� one of the longer trails in Willoughby.
GARNETT TRAIL
Travelling along 72nd Avenue from 196th Street to 202A Street, the Garnett Trail and Garnett Greenway intersect with many other smaller Willoughby pathways, including: The Duffy Greenway, Routley Trail, Carvolth Trail, Jericho Ridge Greenway, and Gordon Trail.
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