Established in 2001 as part of an innovative $10M partnership, Sapperton Landing Park unfolds along a pristine kilometer of the Fraser River, offering an extraordinary blend of urban accessibility and natural refuge through its meticulously maintained waterfront trail system. Morning visitors are treated to golden sunrises reflecting off the river's surface, while the park's fishing dock, historic... »
Within Canada's oldest active military wooden structure, the Museum of the Royal Westminster Regiment Historical Society stands as a testament to over 160 years of distinguished military service, housing an exceptional collection of artifacts from the Boer War through World War II, including Field Marshal Montgomery's field jacket and rare Nazi paraphernalia. The museum's intimate Gun Room showcas... »
In the heart of New Westminster, Moody Park stands as a dynamic recreational destination where a pristine swimming pool, meticulously maintained sports courts, and a beloved playground create an engaging atmosphere for visitors of all interests. The park's thoughtful design seamlessly integrates active zones with tranquil spaces, featuring dedicated areas for lawn bowling, tennis matches, and a fe... »
The Anvil Centre stands as New Westminster's premier cultural nexus, where a state-of-the-art conference facility harmoniously coexists with a contemporary art gallery, professional theater, and an immersive museum chronicling the city's rich heritage. Beyond its striking modern architecture, this multifaceted venue transforms throughout the day - from hosting sophisticated corporate gatherings to... »
In a groundbreaking fusion of nature and artistry, The Tree Museum redefines the traditional museum experience with over 2,000 carefully curated trees that serve as both living art installations and historical monuments. This extraordinary outdoor gallery seamlessly integrates sculptural elements with natural landscapes, featuring ancient specimens that have witnessed centuries of history, alongsi... »
From its humble origins as a settlement where Canadian Pacific Railway lines intersected, Port Coquitlam has evolved into [one tough little city with a colorful history](https://www.amazon.com/Port-Coquitlam-Where-Rails-Rivers/dp/1550172212), shaped by the dramatic confluence of the Fraser and Pitt Rivers. The city's 25.3-kilometer Traboulay PoCo Trail encircles the entire community, connecting an... »
Along the pristine waters of the Coquitlam River lies a [tranquil trail system that follows alongside glacier-fed waters](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HKXRICLk00), where towering cedars and hemlocks create a natural sanctuary perfect for escaping urban life. The trail network features multiple access points and well-maintained paths, offering visitors the chance to spot diverse wildlife like h... »
Minnekhada Regional Park, a sprawling 200-hectare natural sanctuary in British Columbia, features over 10 kilometers of hiking trails that wind through a mesmerizing landscape of marshlands, rocky outcrops, and lush forest, offering visitors a chance to explore diverse ecosystems and spot wildlife from great blue herons to black bears. The park's crown jewel, the historic 1934 Minnekhada Lodge, st... »
Old Mill Site Park seamlessly blends industrial heritage with natural splendor, where weathered foundation stones and interpretive displays tell the story of a once-bustling mill that shaped Port Moody's early development. The park's network of well-marked trails winds through towering trees and alongside a melodious creek, offering visitors year-round access to peaceful picnic spots, wildlife vie... »
Along the emerald banks of Metro Vancouver's pristine Coquitlam River lies an ecological wonderland where wild salmon navigate ancient spawning channels and majestic Douglas firs create a cathedral-like canopy above well-maintained trails. Nature enthusiasts will discover multiple riverside viewing platforms, educational programs, and designated off-leash areas, while photographers can capture her... »