Mount Cheam
Mt. Cheam offers one of the finest 360 defree views anywhere in the South Coast of BC. On a clear day you can see all of the way to Vancouver Island and the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. The entire trail is in the sub-alpine and is beautiful from start to finish. The only reason there […]
Lindeman & Greendrop Lakes
The ‘crown jewel’ of Sxótsaqel Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park, this trail is family friendly. Due to the beauty of the lake, this trail can be quite crowded on summer weekends. But the lake itself is a sight to see! Continue beyond the lake to Greendrop, Flora Lake loop (20km, 10hrs). The Greendrop, Flora Lake loop […]
Island 22 Horse Park
The Island 22 Equestrian Park Society objectives are to provide a safe and inclusive year round riding facility for all equestrians; to have the capacity to offer various equestrian activities such as competitions, camps and educational clinics; and to provide a robust, challenging, and safe cross-country facility to host the Annual BC Horse Trials Competition. […]
Fraser Valley Mountain Bike Association
The Fraser Valley Mountain Bikers Association (FVMBA) is a registered non-profit, volunteer-run organization with a primary goal of growing the sport and increasing participation in mountain biking in the Fraser Valley. We actively support the development of new trails and the maintenance of existing trails to provide a positive experience for a full range of […]
Elk–Thurston Trail
2WD accessible trailhead with breathtaking views of the Fraser Valley all the way to the ocean. Experience alpine meadows on one of Chilliwack’s most popular hikes. Continue along the ridge to enjoy the best alpine traverse in the area. This trail also connects to the Gloria Lookout via Mt. Thurston.
Chilliwack Park Society
To advocate for existing and new park and green spaces in Chilliwack that foster active, healthy lifestyles while protecting valuable flora and fauna. We aim to collaborate and build partnerships with local government, Chilliwack residents, and others to create sustainable parks in this growing, dynamic, and environmentally diverse area
Chilliwack Community Forest
The Chilliwack Community Forest is a multi-use trail system for hiking, biking and running. This trail consists of several loops “Pitxel” a beginner level trail loops, Cholqthet a moderate trail loop, the Canyon Loop, as well as a small loop at the top referred to as “broken tree.” Additional trails are always being added through […]
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 […]
Ascent Fraser Valley Guides and Mountain School
The granite spires of the Cascade Mountains to the South and the East and the glacier-packed Coastal Mountains to the North and West are where we play. The Ascent Guides Team is here to make your experience a reality and offer you the skills you need to pursue a life of backcountry exploration, whether you […]
Homemade Community Shoppe
Located in the vibrant District 1881 lot at 46067 Princess Avenue, our artisan retail space celebrates Chilliwack’s creative spirit by showcasing over 50 of your favourite local makers. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm and Sundays from 11 am to 5 pm, every item you find here is crafted with passion, […]
Sparkes Farmgate Chilliwack
Stop by Sparkes Farmgate where you can enjoy freshly picked corn & berries, delivered directly from our fields. We grow the best local produce and deliver it straight from our field to your table—starting with strawberries and raspberries in mid-May and continuing with pumpkins, squash, and our very own pumpkin patch in the fall. Indulge in hand-scooped ice […]
