Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area
Trail Signage Update
July 24, 2020: The City has not closed any trails in the Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area. Unfortunately, signage was posted in error that indicated otherwise and we are replacing it. We apologize for any confusion or anxiety this may have created. As Burnaby Mountain is classified as a conservation area, the City is required to take steps to protect the area’s sensitive ecology with its forest, streams and wildlife. As careful stewards, we are assessing the condition of some trails that have experienced significant erosion and tree root damage due to high use and natural factors. Any changes to trail designations would not happen without discussions with user groups, the Parks, Recreation and Culture Commission and Burnaby City Council.
Visitors from around the world come to Burnaby Mountain to check out the breathtaking views the city. Come in the evening and watch the sunset, pack a picnic, bring your camera and enjoy views of the mountains, the inlet and the city. Burnaby Mountain has natural, recreational and cultural elements, making it a wonderful place to visit any time of the year.
Features
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Our TrailsBe sure to check out our trail map and information about our trails before you go. |
Eco-SculpturesTancho Cranes soar high on Burnaby Mountain. |
Getting HereFrom Lougheed Highway, turn north on Gaglardi Way to Centennial Way. |
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Wheelchair accessible parking spots, Washrooms |
