Heidi’s guidebook
Sightseeing
I love Como Lake Park. It's a local park to walk/picnic all year round.
Every season, it has a different look into it.
If you are a nature lover like me, you would love this park.
People go there for bird watching as it's a home for a variety of beautiful birds.
8 locals recommend
Como Lake Park
700 Gatensbury StI love Como Lake Park. It's a local park to walk/picnic all year round.
Every season, it has a different look into it.
If you are a nature lover like me, you would love this park.
People go there for bird watching as it's a home for a variety of beautiful birds.
This is an amazing historic park.
You have a 180-degree view of the city.
It Is a low, forested mountain, overlooking the upper arms of Burrard Inlet.
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.
55 locals recommend
Burnaby Mountain
This is an amazing historic park.
You have a 180-degree view of the city.
It Is a low, forested mountain, overlooking the upper arms of Burrard Inlet.
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.
I've always loved this park. It’s got a little bit for everyone. The kid's playground is a blast and in summer there’s a dipping pool for the kids. Lots of trees to crash under in the shade and picnic or whatever.
13 locals recommend
Blue Mountain Park
975 King Albert AveI've always loved this park. It’s got a little bit for everyone. The kid's playground is a blast and in summer there’s a dipping pool for the kids. Lots of trees to crash under in the shade and picnic or whatever.
sightseeing
Rocky point or well-known Foreshore Park, a scenic four-kilometer shoreline trail offering great bird watching, beaches, a boat launching ramp, and the popular pier at Rocky Point Park.
A scenic, paved pathway wraps itself around the east end of Burrard Inlet and runs for several miles to Old Orchard Park. Paralleling it is a pedestrian-only walkway through the park. There’s swimming here, both in the ocean and in a freshwater pool. A boardwalk section of the walking trail passes over a marshy area of Burrard Inlet around Rocky Point.
It's an excellent place for bird watchers and hikers.
Rocky Point Park East Access
Rocky Point Park East AccessRocky point or well-known Foreshore Park, a scenic four-kilometer shoreline trail offering great bird watching, beaches, a boat launching ramp, and the popular pier at Rocky Point Park.
A scenic, paved pathway wraps itself around the east end of Burrard Inlet and runs for several miles to Old Orchard Park. Paralleling it is a pedestrian-only walkway through the park. There’s swimming here, both in the ocean and in a freshwater pool. A boardwalk section of the walking trail passes over a marshy area of Burrard Inlet around Rocky Point.
It's an excellent place for bird watchers and hikers.