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Green Timbers Urban Forest. Photo: BC Bird Trail/Discover Surrey
With rivers, ocean, and pockets of forest, Surrey has lots of opportunities for outdoor adventures. Explore hiking trails, ride your bike beside the ocean, or watch salmon return to spawn. Here are 8 ways to get outdoors in Surrey.
A bridge over the Serpentine River. Photo: Tynehead Regional Park
Tynehead Regional Park is an oasis of nature in Surrey. The centerpiece is the meandering Serpentine River, home to several species of salmon. Hike the trails, bring a picnic, or cycle in the nearby Serpentine Hills. Use our guide to plan a trip to Tynehead Regional Park.
Nature Exploration Photo: C. Gillespie
Nature may be the last thing that comes to mind when you think of Surrey’s City Centre, yet nestled on the northern edge of the Fraser Highway lies a natural oasis known as Green Timbers Urban Forest. I have a penchant for nature, and when time limits my ability to travel to the mountains, nothing thrills me more than exploring an urban forest. Featuring over 10 kilometres of nature trails, a lake, meadows, and countless wildlife viewing opportunities, Green Timbers does not disappoint! Once a destination for tourists in search of old growth trees, Green Timbers is considered the birthplace of reforestation in British Columbia and certainly one of Surrey’s natural gems.
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Surrey Nature Centre – Gateway to Urban Wilderness
Canadian Flag | Photo: Flickr
Canada’s 149th birthday is just around the corner, and with hundreds of local events and activities scheduled to celebrate the occasion, choosing where to don your red-and-whites can be a challenge.
Whether you’re looking to celebrate with a crowd, or enjoy some quiet festivities with your family, these 5 “very Canadian” ways to celebrate the nation’s birthday are sure to get you buzzing about the True North, and all that Canada has to offer.
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Kids In Vancouver: 5 Very Canadian Ways To Celebrate Canada Day
Its true—Supergirl’s Melissa Benoist will be flying from Los Angeles to Vancouver.
Youthful energy has been filling up Vancouver production scene and, consequently, this week’s roundup as well.
From saving superheroes to saving the future, here’s a look at what’s in town (or coming to shoot on a street near you) these days.
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Vancouver Screen Scene: Supergirl saved, Ross Lynch gets a Status Update, and more
View of the North Shore Mountains from Mud Bay Photo: Rob Weiss
Spring Forward! Words synonymous with “let’s paddle!” My kayak is my “happy place” and although I paddle year round, there is something about springing forward that triggers my inner kayaker and passion for the sea. One of my favourite early season destinations is the Nickomekl River in South Surrey. This floating nature trail is scenic, protected and features a dry launch site. Ideal for beginners, families and experienced paddlers alike, the Nickomekl River offers a tranquil welcome to all.
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Spring has Sprung – Kayak the Nicomekl River
