Devil’s Lake Loop Trail
Located in the Stave West Recreation Area, the Devil’s Lake loop trail is a 3.1km hike through the forest that features a floating bridge which takes you across the south-end of Devil’s Lake. From the parking spots on the side of Florence Lake Forest Service Road, just 5km north of Stave Dam, you’ll find a […]
Qwólts Park
West of Esplanade Avenue at the confluence of Harrison Lake and Miami River. View a modern fish-friendly flood pump, local art installations including Sts’ailes images of salmon, sturgeon and the Sasquatch, interpretive signage on the history of Sts’ailes in the area, and seating overlooking the lake. Don’t miss the howling wolf on the rooftop. Explore […]
Sasquatch Trail
Want to discover our local Sasquatch? Learn the history of our Sasquatch- while snapping a few selfies! Start at the entrance of Harrison Hot Springs, there you’ll find Hot Springs Harry waiting to pose with you. He is located on the corner of Hot Springs Rd and McPherson Rd. Once you have struck a pose […]
Campbell Valley Regional Park
Sunlight-dappled forests, grassland vistas and wetlands make this regional park great habitat for wildlife, from songbirds to salmon to squirrels and more. The network of trails provide visitors with lovely routes to explore the variety of landscapes, the heritage features, and a Nature House. Horse riding is popular here.
Steelhead Falls
Steelhead Falls is a gorgeous waterfall at the end of a quick 1km hike in. With bridges, water routes, and natural growth you might just feel like you stepped right into a storybook. The wonderment of this area is only expanded when trekking through on a foggy Mission day. Bring the family with you when […]
Syéxw Chó:leqw Adventure Park
The Syéxw Chó:leqw Adventure Park opened in September 2018 to serve the local trails and recreation community. The Park is located on the traditional land and territory of Sq’ewá:lxw First Nation. The Park includes 4,000 metres of walking and cycling trails, a bike skills park, viewing platforms, a 90,000 square foot playground, as well as […]
Your Summer Hiking Trail Guide for the Fraser Valley
Estimated Read Time: 6 min 24 sec If you have yet to explore the Fraser Valley’s outstanding network of summer hiking paths, then this is your cue to hit the trail! The spring and summer months are the ideal times to venture out from your den and immerse yourself in the lush greenery our nature […]
9 Outdoor Spring Experiences to Awaken Your Sense of Adventure
Estimated Read Time: 4 min 9 sec April is the first full month of Spring when the world comes roaring to life in vibrant colour and fresh air, and one of the best places to awaken your sense of splendour is right here in The Fraser Valley. As the days get a little longer and […]
Fraser River Heritage Park
Fraser River Heritage Park is rich in history and a community gathering place for events and festivals, kite flying, sledding, and dog walking. Immerse yourself in the panoramic views of the Fraser Valley and take a moment to read the interpretive panels along the trails to enrich your knowledge with the stories of the land.
Forge a New Path
The longer you’ve been away, the more you realize how much you’ve missed. Plan your visit back to the Fraser Valley this summer, where timeless adventures and new experiences await!
Get Ready to Forge a New Path
We are so excited to finally be able to encourage British Columbians to explore the Fraser Valley, however it is still important to travel safely and cautiously this summer. Following safety procedures and recommendations shows respect for how hard our tourism partners are working to provide safe and fun experiences – all at the same time!
Wild Picnic: Backcountry Breakfast
It was still dark when we loaded up our vehicle to head towards the famous Mount Cheam range in the Chilliwack River Valley. With sleepy eyes and hungry stomachs, we carefully loaded the vehicle with everything we would need for the most epic wild picnic.
