In North Vancouver's Lynn Canyon at end of Lynn Valley and Rice Lake Roads, this hike is accessible by transit, bike, or car. Parking on summer weekends beyond 11:00 AM, can be difficult; you'll be parking along Rice Lak...
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A network of hiking and equestrian trails, with some bicycling trails. Of interest for its surficial geology features, with large glacial erratic boulders dropped at end of last great ice age. An example of a successful ...
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On well maintained, parallel walking and bicycle trails from Rocky Point Park on the south side to Old Orchard Park on the north side (return). Lots of seabird activity, including tight flocks of shorebirds in flight (se...
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Nymph Falls Park is relatively flat, following along a river grade with just a few ups and downs of 5-10 meters at most. Most of the paths are wide and flat, perfect for a Sunday stroll for those at any age. A few trails...
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A river and delta walk just east of the Town of Squamish. The access roads are mostly gravel, with a 100m long pot-hole section just before joining the Squamish River Dike Road (this is no problem for a car at slow speed...
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The NE part of track follows dike paths through a bird migration area, including Blackie Spit. There is also a hobby farm area with birdhouses. The SW part of track goes along the popular shoreline walk, to the villag...
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From free Parking Lot at Arts Center. A basic lake-shore circle, extended to include grasslands to west, hill with views over lake to north shore mountains, and the forest stream valley.
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Easy walking trail along the Nicomekl River. Walks past Elgin Marina , historic Stewart farm and a golf course. Lots of birds to see.
Love this little walk. Great trail report. Soon they will extend this trail to the East all the way to 160th Street.
A glimpse of Toronto Downtown! This sightseeing trail guides you around the city's most popular buildings, parks, squares and streets. All you need to see in a nutshell :) Enjoy the tour!
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A walk by some of the highlights of downtown Toronto. I was walking quickly and not taking in many of the highlights so adjust your time accordingly. There is plenty to see and do and if you are easily distracted this tr...
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Walk in area of lagoons on north side of Vedder (Chilliwack) River. An important heron nesting area.
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Scenic riverside walk, passes boat yards and harbour, restored Chinese and Japanese buildings from early fish cannery period, a historic wooden boat builder, and the Town of Steveston
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Through mature evergreen forest along Bryne Creek, a salmon spawning stream. Route is clockwise, go anti-clockwise to avoid steep climb at stairs. Can substitute paved bike path to avoid narrowest forest paths on SE side...
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The River Trail on the south and east bank of the Puntledge River below Comox Lake and between the dams is a pleasant, gentle walk out-and-back of anywhere up to 8 kms (5 miles).
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Internationally significant to birds migrating along the Pacific flyway. In an estuary with ponds, natural tidal marshes, and sloughs. This visit in early January when hawks, owls, eagles, sparrows, chickadees, other son...
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This is an under 4 km loop trail (circa 1 hour to 1 1/2 hour) that goes along the upper Puntledge River and is easily accessible from a parking lot off Bevan Road adjacent to the new (2022) Comox Valley water treatment p...
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Rebecca Spit forms the outer (eastern) boundary of Drew Harbour. From the tip of the spit, you can look over to Harriot Bay and from the eastern side of the spit there are wonderful views over Cortes Island to the rugged...
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Just west of Bevan, the east and south shore of the Middle Puntledge River between the Dam at Comox Lake and the second dam at the start of the BC Hydro penstoke is a wonderful place to walk. With slightly rougher trails...
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River to mountain plus a little plateau - For the 375th anniversary of the city of Montreal a walking route was designed to go from the Old Port to Mount Royal. I tweaked the route slightly to access some interesting lan...
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This easy riverside stroll connects two short parks by means of an equally short block-long walk through a beautiful neighbourhood of Courtenay.
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An easy 1 hour beautiful morning or evening walk. Lots of wildlife and lake scenery. Difficulty: Easy Popularity: High
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Stanley Park is an easy walk with many places to just stand and stare. You will come away with a better understanding of BC history, and the extensive docks across the water will give a better understanding of central an...
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Stays close to car and facilities. Other Wikiloc tracks are available for 10-km around Buntzen Lake, or going to higher elevations. The track starts on the main beach, just north of the main parking lot. The first seg...
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Royston to .... Well, it doesn't make it to Cumberland. However, a nice wide, flat rail-to-trail may be ridden by bike or walked or run. It's also nearly impossible to get lost, although therein one surprising turn.
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Trail goes all the way downtown. You can start on ether side. I walked from Walmart down to the beginning of the trail.
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