Sunset at Rocky Point Park in Port Moody
With the ocean, lakes, and beautiful forest, Port Moody is a great spot for outdoor lovers. You can go for a hike, explore parks, kayak, bike, and more.
Go for a Hike
Port Moody is home to some of the best hiking trails near Vancouver. Hike to incredible ocean views on the Diez Vistas Trail. Follow trails beside the ocean to Admiralty Point. Make a circuit around Buntzen Lake, stopping to enjoy the views or go for a swim. Follow a forested trail to a hidden beach on the Jug Island Beach Trail. Or take a relaxed stroll around tranquil Sasamt Lake and nearby Woodhaven Swamp.
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Explore Rocky Point Park
Located in the heart of Port Moody, Rocky Point Park is a day-trip-worthy destination. Go fishing from the pier. Watch for birds and other wildlife along the shoreline. Splash in the spray park or outdoor pool. Or follow nature trails beside the ocean.
Go Kayaking or Paddleboarding
The calm waters at the head of Burrard Inlet make Port Moody a great place to go kayaking. You can rent a kayak or SUP at Rocky Point Park or Belcarra Park.
Go Mountain Biking
The Tri-Cities Offroad Cycling Association, a local community group, maintains dozens of mountain biking trails in Port Moody. The beginner-friendly Bert Flinn Park Zone has a great network of green and blue trails. More experienced riders should head to the Eagle Mountain Zone for more gnarly terrain. Use the Trailforks app to find your way.
Visit Buntzen Lake Recreation Area
The hydroelectric reservoir of Buntzen Lake is a popular recreation area for Vancouverites. The long lake has a great beach and it is surrounded by forested mountains and tons of trails. Our Buntzen Lake guide has all the details.
Walk or Bike to Breweries
The craft beer scene in Port Moody is strong, with six different breweries clustered on and around Murray Street, also known as Brewer’s Row. Follow our self-guided Port Moody brewery tour to walk or bike between them all.
Visit Belcarra Regional Park
Belcarra Regional Park is a locals’ favourite. With views of the mountains, lots of hiking trails, and both freshwater and saltwater beaches, it has lots to offer. Our Belcarra Regional Park guide has all the details.
By: TARYN EYTON
Originally published at Inside Vancouver
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