Located in the mountains hovering over Coquitlam, the Woodland Walk Trail intersects Pinecone Burke Provincial Park to the magnificent Sawblade Falls. Feel nature’s raw power in this tranquil and unique trail.

Straight out of the compelling and unforgettable Where the Crawdads Sing, walk in between the marshes and enjoy the flat and peaceful scenery.

High Knoll is a moderate trail in Coquitlam’s Minnekhada Regional Park with a viewpoint overlooking Pitt River and a really interesting marsh.

Set amongst a beautiful lush, quiet forest, the Brohm Lake trail definitely contained steep & confusing switchbacks. Absorb the serene turquoise waters here.

Soak up the rush of the Gold Creek Falls as you meander on this beginner trail.

To the lighthouse we go…

Marketed as the best experience on Whistler Mountain, luxuriate in grandiose views of Black Tusk and Cheakamus Lake as they dip through rugged terrain that softens into a rolling course. There is also the less ambitious option of the Half Note Trail, which connects back to the Roundhouse Lodge.

The 4 Lakes Trail is an easy 6.5 km loop that traipses through creeks, second growth forest and leads you to 4 distinct mountain lakes (high ROI)!

Paradisicial and serene, a burbling creek cascades through lush mountain forests, grandiose sandstone canyons and breathtaking falls, culminating in a placid estuary.

An incredibly scenic hiking trail that hugs the shoreline in Port Moody, enjoy a laidback weekend meandering this path.

Whyte Lake is a small but tranquil lake in the hills of West Vancouver ascending Horseshoe Bay. The trail is scenic and cuts through huge old growth giants.

Situated east of Vancouver in Coquitlam, Crystal Falls leads you along a brief and simple trail to a striking waterfall that discharges into the Coquitlam River.

The Dog Mountain Trail is a brief and easy 5km round trip hike from Mount Seymour that provides really picturesque views of Vancouver on a sunny day.

A spectacular waterfall with various perspectives that cascades (crookedly, ha) over several rocks, you’ll be enchanted by this hike which has several scenic viewpoints overlooking the Squamish River and valley.

Rainbow Lake, right in Whistler, is one of the area's most scenic and pristine alpine lakes with beautiful blooming wildflowers.

"Norvan Falls is an ideal year-round and dog-friendly hike culminating in views of a waterfall located in the lush forests of Lynn Headwaters Regional Park.