Find a TrailCoquitlam, Port Moody and Port Coquitlam Hiking Trails
Welcome to the Tri-Cities region of Greater Vancouver!
The region comprises the communities of Port Moody, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Burke Mountain, Belcarra and Anmore. At one time the terminus of the transcontinental railroad at the turn of the 20th century, the Belcarra and Ioco area is now a captivating recreational spot many residents of the Lower Mainland.
Located east by south east of the Indian Arm, the terrain varies from coastal mountains to sandy beaches, and marshland. Quick and relaxed afternoon walks to day long hiking trips offer rewarding and spectacular views of Downtown Vancouver and south east towards the Tri-Cities, Surrey and Burnaby.
Listing 22 Trails
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- Admiralty Point Trail
Bedwell Bay, BelcarraEasy, 5.76 km, 234 m gain
- Bert Flinn Trail
Bert Flinn Park, Port MoodyEasy, 2.20 km, 47 m gain
- Buntzen Lake Loop Trail
Buntzen Lake, BelcarraIntermediate, 8.00 km, 100 m gain
- Burke Ridge Trail
Pinecone Burke Provincial Park, CoquitlamIntermediate, 7.80 km, 100 m gain
- Cod Rock Trail
Bedwell Bay, BelcarraEasy, 7.00 km, 100 m gain - Coquitlam Crunch Trail
Harrier Park, CoquitlamIntermediate, 2.25 km, 246 m gain - Coquitlam River Trail
CoquitlamEasy, 10.00 km, 97 m gain - Crystal Falls Trail
CoquitlamEasy, 5.70 km, 124 m gain - Diez Vistas
Buntzen Lake, BelcarraHard, 7.00 km, 460 m gain - Dilly Dally Loop
Buntzen Lake, BelcarraHard, 25.00 km, 1150 m gain - Eagle Ridge Trail
Buntzen Lake, BelcarraExtreme, 12.00 km, 1150 m gain - Energy Trail
Buntzen Lake, BelcarraEasy, 1.00 km, 15 m gain - Hoy Creek Trail
CoquitlamIntermediate, 8.00 km, 176 m gain - Jug Island Trail
Bedwell Bay, BelcarraModerate, 4.90 km, 52 m gain
- Lindsay Lake Loop
Buntzen Lake, BelcarraExtreme, 15.00 km, 1020 m gain - Mundy Park Perimeter Trail
Mundy Park, CoquitlamModerate, 4.15 km, 25 m gain - Noons Creek Trail
Heritage Mountain, Port MoodyIntermediate, 1.67 km, 195 m gain - Ridge Park Loop Trail
Westwood Plateau, CoquitlamModerate, 2.29 km, 136 m gain - Sasamat Lake Loop Trail
Sasamat Lake, BelcarraModerate, 2.50 km, 20 m gain - Shoreline Trail
Rocky Point, Port MoodyEasy, 2.88 km, 24 m gain - Swan Falls Loop
Buntzen Lake, BelcarraExtreme, 20.00 km, 1150 m gain - Traboulay PoCo Trail
Gates Park, Port CoquitlamHard, 24.80 km, 144 m gain
Interesting Facts
- More than 40 tributaries flow out from Port Moody into the Burrard Inlet
- Both Buntzen Lake and Sasamat Lake offer freshwater sandy beaches.
- Traditionally, the Tsleil-Waututh First Nations would camp in the Belcarra area.
- Coquitlam Search and Rescue is responsible for the wilderness area and inland water area bounded by the Indian Arm on the west, Pitt Lake on the east, Garibaldi Park to the north, and the Fraser River to the south.
- The Burke Mountain Naturalists (BMN) is a regional club that is primarily focused on protecting local green spaces including Pinecone-Burke Provincial Park and Eagle Mountain.
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