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Exploring the trails of Campbell Valley Regional Park. Photo: Metro Vancouver
Campbell Valley Regional Park is a hidden gem. Wander through the forest, watch for birds next to the river, or go for a hike. There is a lot to explore at this park in southern Langley.
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7 Things to Do at Campbell Valley Regional Park
Biking in Derby Reach Regional Park. Photo: Metro Vancouver
From strolls beside the mighty Fraser River to a heart-pumping parkour course, there are lots of ways to get outdoors in Langley. Visit farms, nature parks, a historic site, and lots more.
Northern Flicker Woodpecker. Photo Scottslm on Pixabay.
Did you know that British Columbia is on the Pacific Flyway, a major north-south migration route for birds flying between Alaska and Patagonia? That means that the Vancouver area is a great spot to go birding! The BC Bird Trail is a new initiative designed to help you find the best places to bird watch across BC. To get you started, here are a few BC Bird Trail locations near Vancouver.
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Find a Birding Spot Near Vancouver on the BC Bird Trail
Photo: Birgitt Findler-Sanders
Rich in history, steeped in nature with a sprawling network of well-maintained trails make Campbell Valley Regional Park a favourite in the South Langley area. An ideal spot for birdwatching, picnics, and stretching your legs, the 535-hectare park features a variety of landscapes including lush forests, grassland vistas and wetlands. With over 29 km of trails to choose from, it’s often difficult to pick the perfect path. However, for a quick and easy family -friendly outing I always enjoy a jaunt along the Little River Loop Trail.
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Feeling a little bit Country in Campbell Valley
