Nature Trails for Everyone
Trailblazing is a breeze in Burnaby. With over 230 kilometres of paths and trails, the city offers a diverse mix of adventures that range from easy strolls and moderate hikes to marathon outings. Why add some trail mix to your lifestyle diet? Health and exercise, of course, but perhaps more important is the fact that our trails offer urban dwellers a rare chance to absorb nature in the raw – fresh air, changing weather patterns, birds, plants, trees, wildlife.
Many of our trails are designed for multi-use purposes. Some are designated for cycles. Others allow off-leash dogs. Investigate the many and varied options by clicking on the links below. And if you like to walk or jog in circles, be sure to check out the outdoor tracks at Burnaby Central Secondary School, Cariboo Hill Secondary School, Byrne Creek Secondary School and at Confederation and Kensington Parks. These well-maintained facilities allow one to stay in shape in a thoroughly safe environment.
Trail Maps
Check out these trail maps before you head out.
- Barnet Marine Park
- BC Parkway & Highland Park Line
- Brunette River Conservation Area
- Burnaby Fraser Foreshore Park
- Burnaby Lake Regional Nature Park
- Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area
- Byrne Creek Ravine Park
- Central Park
- Confederation Park
- Deer Lake Park
- Discovery Place Conservation Area
- Forest Grove Area
- Robert Burnaby Park
- Squint Lake Park
- Stoney Creek Park
- Trans Canada Trail
