Hiking

From gentle lakeside walks to forested hillside routes, Burnaby offers trails for every pace and experience level. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed stroll or a longer nature walk, these parks and pathways highlight some of the city’s best places to explore on foot.

Burnaby Mountain offers forested trails that wind through conservation lands and lead to sweeping viewpoints across Burrard Inlet and the North Shore Mountains. It’s a rewarding hike with quiet paths, scenic lookouts and access to the Kamui Mintara sculptures at the summit.

Follow the lakeside paths at Burnaby Lake Regional Park, where an 11-kilometre loop passes wetlands, boardwalks and birdwatching areas. It’s a peaceful place to walk and spot wildlife while exploring one of the region’s most important nature habitats.

This popular pitch and putt is nestled amongst the giant cedars and firs of Central Park, located in the heart of the city. Ideal for beginners or experienced players looking to work on their short game.

Central Park offers shaded forest trails just steps from the city. The paths wind through towering trees and open green spaces, making it an easy escape for a short nature walk.

Walk along the Fraser River on this flat waterfront path that stretches through marshes, meadows and quiet shoreline landscapes. The long riverside route offers open views and plenty of places to pause along the way.

Barnet Marine Park offers scenic shoreline walks along Burrard Inlet with views toward the North Shore Mountains. It’s an easy place to enjoy ocean air, beach access and gentle waterfront paths.