Burnaby Bike Trail Guide: Urban Greenways to Mountain Rides

Burnaby Mountain is a well-known destination for Lower Mainland mountain bikers. Located in the lush uphill near North Burnaby, this gem is for everyone.

Central Park by Metrotown is perfect for families, and if you’re looking for a circular route. The trails are quite wide and away from major traffic, providing a safe and enjoyable biking experience.

A peaceful 1.2 km paved greenway along Willingdon Avenue, connecting Brentwood Town Centre and Hastings Street. The route features small pocket parks with public art, fountains, and seating, making it an easy, family-friendly ride.

A fantastic small park with 3 dirt jumps, from small to medium to large. The trail also consists of two teeter totters and some other cool stuff. Suitable for beginners and easy to get to.

Stay active on this multi-use urban trail, connecting McKay and Royal Oak Avenue. Although the roads can get quite busy, the designated lane itself has ups and downs, a fun spot for bikers.

Fraser Foreshore Park trail stretches from Burnaby into Vancouver. Ride the Fraser River shoreline and look for tugboats, barges, and log booms. There are plenty of places to stop and view the river.

The BC Parkway is a multi-use path that roughly parallels the Expo SkyTrain Line. Look out for murals and mosaics along the way. Did you know that this trail connects New Westminster to Vancouver through Burnaby?

This 12 km mostly off-road trail follows Burnaby Mountain’s ridgelines, offering a scenic and moderately rugged ride through forests. Linked to the Pandora and Velodrome trails, it’s ideal for intermediate cyclists seeking a nature-filled, less urban route.