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Boardwalk along Lynn Creek in Lynn Headwaters Regional Park. Photo: Rohit D’Silva/Unsplash
Cradled by the gorgeous green forest of North Vancouver, Lynn Headwaters Regional Park is a great place to experience nature. Go for a walk along the creek, pack a picnic, take your dog off-leash, or tackle a hike.
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7 Things To Do at Lynn Headwaters Regional Park
Boardwalk trail in Mundy Park Photo: Tourism Coquitlam
As the largest park in Coquitlam, Mundy Park protects a beautiful second-growth temperate rainforest and several small lakes. Try spotting some wildlife, ride your bike, bring a picnic, try disc golf, or just wander the tree-lined trails.
Sculptures at Burnaby Mountain. Photo: mehranbab/Pixabay
Although it is only 366 meters tall, Burnaby Mountain has great views from its summit. Its forested slopes are protected as Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area and are home to great hiking and biking trails, outdoor art, and lots more.
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6 Things To Do at Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area
The small beach near the southern tip of Deas Island. Photo: Taryn Eyton
Deas Island Regional Park is a hidden oasis of nature on the shores of the Fraser River nestled between Delta and Richmond. It’s a great spot for hiking, picnicking, wildlife watching, and more.
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6 Things To Do at Deas Island Regional Park
Photo: Ben Waardenburg/Unsplash
The hydroelectric reservoir of Buntzen Lake is a popular recreation area for Vancouverites. The long lake has a great beach and it is surrounded by forested mountains and tons of trails.
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9 Things To Do at Buntzen Lake Recreation Area
Sand Dunes. Photo: Boundary Bay Regional Park
Boundary Bay Regional Park in Tsawwassen is a great summer destination. This ocean-front park has a sandy beach, hiking trails, bike paths, bird watching, and lots more.
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7 Things To Do at Boundary Bay Regional Park
Alice Lake. Photo: Taryn Eyton
Alice Lake Provincial Park in Squamish is a great way to get into nature without going far from the city. The park boasts beginner-friendly hiking, swimming, beaches, canoe rentals, and lots more.
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6 Things To Do at Alice Lake Provincial Park
