Burnaby Fraser Foreshore Park
Fraser Foreshore Park
As part of the 2012-2014 Flood Protection Works Program, the City of Burnaby will be constructing flood protection works at various locations along the Fraser Foreshore, from the eastern City boundary adjacent to the City of New Westminster, to Boundary Road adjacent to the City of Vancouver (note that not all sections shown on the map are included in the 2012-2014 program). In 2012, a new dyke is being constructed along Fraser Park Drive (referred to as Reach 6), from Tillicum Street to the existing CN Rail bridge. The new Reach 6 dyke will also provide a trail connecting the existing trails within the existing Fraser Foreshore Park to the trailhead at the end of Fraser Park Drive.
Access to the trailhead at the end of Fraser Park Drive will be closed to the public until completion of the Reach 6 project, which is planned for early December. For more information, please contact Burnaby Engineering at 604-294-7460.
In south Burnaby if you're looking for a place for a walk along the water, be sure to check out the Fraser Foreshore Park. Take the wheel aboard the riverside pirate ship in the playground and allow your imagination to flow freely with the passing boats on this busy working waterway. Here you can have a picnic along the shoreline, challenge friends and family to your favourite leisure activity on the open grassy area.
View the Burnaby Fraser Foreshore Park photo gallery.
Features
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Recommended WalkTake this is a 3.9 km easy walk along the banks of the Fraser River. |
Detailed MapCheck out our detailed running and walking map - and get outdoors! |
Getting HereFrom Marine Way in south Burnaby, turn south down to the very end of Byrne Road. |
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wheelchair accessible parking, washrooms |
