Cheam Lake Wetlands Regional Park
Cheam Lake Wetlands is located just east of Chilliwack and is a popular park for bird watching, picnics, and family outings.
BC Bird Trail (Fraser Valley)
The Fraser Valley Trail ushers birders along on a riverside tour of some of the province’s richest birding regions. Composed of four unique communities, this trail stretches from the Township of Langley in the west, through the Fraser River cities of Abbotsford and Chilliwack to the Village of Harrison Hot Springs at the southern end […]
Cheam Lake Wetlands
Flat trails in and around these wetlands make it easy for all to enjoy. Boardwalks and trails give proximity to sensitive habitat with an abundance of wildlife species, including 184 different bird species. Bikes and dogs are not permitted. Maps and info on site.
Willband Creek Park
Located off Highway 11, the trails at Willband Creek Park are built around storm water detention ponds and encourage a diverse waterfowl population and various species of migratory birds. These wetland trails border on farmland and provide excellent opportunities for viewing wildlife and enjoying the quiet, natural environment. An easy interpretive walk weaves around the […]
Matsqui Trail
Views of mountains and farmland abound in this regional park. Hugging the banks of the Fraser River, the park’s namesake trail provides a way for walkers, cyclists and horse riders to experience nature. No matter what the season, there’s something to see – from wildflowers to swans to sturgeon.
3 Family Staycations for a Sunny Getaway in the Fraser Valley
When the sun arrives in the Fraser Valley, there’s no better place to plan a staycation and spend your much-deserved time off. Surrounded by breathtaking nature, and filled with shopping, cuisine, water sports and culture, the Valley is known for unique experiences that could easily fill an entire weekend! No matter if you already call […]
Sts’ailes Eagle Viewing Tower
Discover the breathtaking beauty of nature at the Eagle Viewing Tower! Whether you’re joining a guided group tour or visit on your own, this unique destination offers an unforgettable experience. As you ascend the 22-metre high tower, you’ll be treated to stunning panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape, where eagles soar above, while fish and […]
Lhá:lt/Harrison-Chehalis Wildlife Management Area
Stretching the entire Harrison river, this area is renowned for bald eagles feeding on the salmon in the fall and trumpeter swans in the winter. Follow the Eagle viewing Trail at the Sandpiper Resort for the first of many spectacular views.
East Sector Trail
The eastern portion of Harrison Hot Springs is referred to by locals as the East Sector Lands or Lower Bear Mountain. It is an incredible area of more than 316 acres and is now officially the East Sector Lands Recreation Site. It has been an unofficial trail system for locals for many years with many […]
Cheam Wetlands
Source : Club Tread- Two easy loop trails, one to the West and one to the East of the parking lot. Totalling 5 km, taking 1 hour. The loop trail includes a beaver pond and walkways, the creek trail includes a floating bridge. Great trail for one who has little time to spend or small […]
Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park
Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park is characterized by a valley-bottom lake, old-growth forested slopes, and spectacular subalpine and alpine ridges. The sparkling Chilliwack Lake is ideal for motor-boating, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, or fishing. Forty kilometres of trails provide opportunities for hiking, bird and wildlife viewing, and nature appreciation
Manning Park Bird Blitz
Don’t miss this annual important citizen science initiative! With a diverse mix of coastal, mountain, and interior climates, E.C. Manning Provincial Park supports a massive variety of birds – over 200 species!June is a great time to visit, when forests are alive with a riot of birds exuberantly advertising for mates and defending territory. This, […]
