Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area
Trail Closure: Hang Your Hat
Hang Your Hat Trail is closed until further notice for bridge repairs.
Winter Safety: No Tobogganing
With the cold winter weather approaching, the City of Burnaby reminds the public that tobogganing on Burnaby Mountain is not encouraged. The steep slopes produce conditions for people to pick up high speeds and obstacles such as rocks and trees create unsafe conditions for tobogganing and sledding on Burnaby Mountain.
Seasonal Trail Tips
- During severe weather, trail conditions can change rapidly without notice
- In high winds, please leave the Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area immediately
- In order to minimize environmental impacts, please mountain bike only during dry conditions
- All trails are closed between dusk to dawn hours
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 |
