Surrey and Langley
The cities of Surrey and Langley are situated east of Vancouver, and present some of the most extraordinary outdoor recreational experiences in the Lower Mainland.
Boasting nearly 6,000 acres of designated parkland, it's no wonder that Surrey has earned the nickname of "The City of Parks." Here, you'll find urban forests, nature reserves, lush trails, salmon-bearing streams and beautiful gardens. Explore Redwood Park - Surrey's notable arboretum - featuring the biggest stand of giant redwoods north of California. Or walk through the resort community of Crescent Beach and watch for harbour seals and whales in Boundary Bay.
Langley lies directly east of Surrey and features a myriad of walking and hiking opportunities. Shaded by towering cottonwoods, Langley's picturesque trails offer unique views of the area's charming farmland and calm meandering streams.
Trails located in the Surrey and Langley region:
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Aldergrove Regional Park
Located in Aldergrove on the border with Abbotsford, Aldergrove Regional Park has several picnic areas, easy walking trails, and is popular with families.
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Brae Island Regional Park
The trail on Brae Island is a nice easy walk with scenic views, perfect for families and those camping nearby.
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Campbell Valley Regional Park
Located in Langley, BC, Campbell Valley Regional Park is a wonderful family destination with a sprawling network of trails for walking, horseback riding, and exploring.
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Derby Reach Regional Park
Located in Langley, Derby Reach Regional Park includes the scenic trails along the Fraser River in the Edgewater Bar section and a forest loop along the Houston Trail in the Historic Area.
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Fort To Fort Trail
The Fort To Fort Trail connects the Fort Langley National Historical Museum with the site of the original fort near Derby Reach Regional Park.
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Mud Bay Park
Mud Bay Park is located in South Surrey and is a great place to spot shorebirds along the trails near Boundary Bay.
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Serpentine Fen Nature Trail
Located in Surrey, the Serpentine Fen Nature Trail offers a scenic walk and is a popular destination with bird watchers.
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Tynehead Regional Park
Tynehead Regional Park is located just off Highway #1 in Surrey and is a popular park for hiking, dog-walking, and learning about salmon along the Serpentine River.
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