6 Things to Do at Kanaka Creek Regional Park

Kanaka Cliff Falls in Kanaka Creek Regional Park

Cliff Falls. Photo: Taryn Eyton/HappiestOutdoors.ca

Kanaka Creek Regional Park in Maple Ridge protects a slim corridor of coastal rainforest along the banks of Kanaka Creek. Admire the sculpted sandstone waterfall, watch for wildlife, go for a hike, and lots more.

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6 Things to Do at Kanaka Creek Regional Park

7 Things to Do at Colony Farm Regional Park

Millennium Bridge in Colony Farm Regional Park

Millennium Bridge in Colony Farm Regional Park. Photo: Metro Vancouver

The former farm fields of Colony Farm Regional Park are now a picturesque park and wildlife habitat. Walk the trails, go for a bike ride, watch for wildlife, and lots more at this Coquitlam park.

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7 Things to Do at Colony Farm Regional Park

Cycling the Pitt River Regional Greenway

Pitt River Regional Greenway Photo: Rob Weiss

Enjoying the solitude and silence, I cycled at a leisurely, relaxing pace along Metro Vancouver’s Pitt River Regional Greenway. Recently completed, the first phase of the trail stretches 10 km along the Fraser and Pitt River dykes from Harris Landing to Ferry Slip Road. As I pedalled, the noise of the city echoed around me, however, alone on the trail I felt somewhat removed from the often frantic pace of city life. As I began to unwind I became more in tune with the sounds of nature; birds calling, wind whistling through the trees and water lapping at the rocks. What a treat to have the trail to myself!

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Cycling the Pitt River Regional Greenway

Explore Metro Vancouver with the 2017 Parks Passport Program

metro vancouver parks passport program

Image courtesy of どこでもいっしょ | Inside Vancouver

Need a bit more motivation to get outside and into a park this year? The Metro Vancouver Parks Passport Program is perfect for the people that love a bit of a challenge with their afternoon adventures in nature.

The passport program includes parks all over Metro Vancouver from Bowen Island to Mission, BC (about an hour away from Downtown Vancouver). The initiative was created to give residents and visitors to Vancouver an extra reason to visit some of the amazing parks that are in close proximity to the city. The passport is free and gives you a chance to win awards – what more could you want!

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Explore Metro Vancouver with the 2017 Parks Passport Program