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New Westminster hiking trail Glenbrook Ravine Park
New Westminster hiking trail Glenbrook Ravine Park
New Westminster hiking trail Glenbrook Ravine Park
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GLENBROOK RAVINE PARK

(5.0 Score)
76 Jamieson Court,
New Westminster, BC V3L 5J5 Directions

Since 1991

Specialty:

✓ Hard-packed Curving Trails ✓ Bridge ✓ Trees ✓ Forest Trail ✓ Winding Staircases ✓ Washrooms ✓ Adventure Playground ✓ Joggers ✓ Picnic Tables and Shelter ✓ Falls ✓ Dog Walkers ✓ Flowers ✓ Open Green Space and Benches

“Glenbrook Ravine Park is a forested park featuring walking trails through wilderness areas and landscaped spaces. The park offers visitors a natural wilderness setting that provides an escape from the urban surroundings. Access points feature winding staircases and hard-packed curving trails for navigating into and out of this beautiful park. Glenbrook Ravine Park is great for walking, bike riding, and snowshoeing. The forest trail suits horticulture exhibits with a pond, falls, bridge, trees and flower beds. You can explore the park with native plants, ferns, and trees, creating a wilderness escape full of birds, animals, trees, and trails.

2025 Update: Glenbrook Ravine Park is a serene 12-acre forested park. Accessible from various points, including Jamieson Court, Victoria Hill, and Glenbrook Drive, this hidden paradise features walking trails that lead to a small meadow and a picturesque pond with beautiful gardens.”

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(604) 520-0876

Mon-Sun: 7am - 8pm

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New Westminster hiking trail Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway
New Westminster hiking trail Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway
New Westminster hiking trail Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway
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BRUNETTE-FRASER REGIONAL GREENWAY

(4.9 Score)
151 Spruce Street,
New Westminster, BC V3L 5E6 Directions

Since 2000

Specialty:

✓ Cycling ✓ Wheelchair Accessibility ✓ Horseback Riding ✓ Benches ✓ Pier ✓ Picnic Tables ✓ Nature Trails ✓ Dogs Accessible ✓ Walking ✓ Fishing Dock ✓ Wildlife ✓ Spit Transit and View Point

“Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway is a scenic trail park in New Westminster, BC. The park provides three sections, which are lovely places to walk, cycle, and watch for wildlife. The trail extends 16 km from Burnaby Mountain to the Fraser River. Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway has several bike trail networks in the Lower Mainland. The greenway has well-kept trails shared by cyclists, strollers, runners, and mixed off-leash dog walkers. The park provides an opportunity to experience the outdoors year-round. Visitors can also explore hands-on experiences on nature-viewing trails. Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway is accessible 365 days a year.”

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(604) 520-6442

Mon-Sun: 7am - 8pm

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New Westminster hiking trail Sapperton Landing Park
New Westminster hiking trail Sapperton Landing Park
New Westminster hiking trail Sapperton Landing Park
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SAPPERTON LANDING PARK

(4.8 Score)
60 East Columbia Street,
New Westminster, BC V3L 3V8 Directions

Since 2001

Specialty:

✓ Hiking ✓ Walking Trails ✓ Backwater Tidal Channels ✓ Millennium Skytrain Line ✓ Salmon ✓ Bird ✓ Insect ✓ Wildlife Habitats ✓ Nature Views and Park

“Sapperton Landing Park is a well-established 8-acre trail park nestled in the heart of New Westminster, BC. This park serves as a showcase for the stunning majesty of the Fraser River. The park's eco-conscious design incorporates elements such as backwater tidal channels and riparian woodlands adorned with native vegetation, all aimed at nurturing salmon, birds, insects, and wildlife habitats. This beautifully landscaped park features a leisurely 1km walk, complete with charming bridges, inviting benches, and strategically placed viewpoints where visitors can observe tugboats and marine birds as they do their daily activities. Sapperton Landing Park offers a captivating experience that celebrates the natural allure of the Fraser River.

2025 Update: Sapperton Landing Park is dog-friendly and has a wheelchair accessibility entrance.”

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(604) 526-4281 (604) 521-3711

Mon-Sun: 6am - 9pm

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GLENBROOK RAVINE PARK REVIEWS

Combined classic garden beauty and green hiking trail, the Glenbrook Ravine Park is a hidden paradise. Enters form Jamieson Court, you step into a mini Butchart Garden; its exquisite beauty would immediately catches your heart. When you walk further down the trail you will find a uphill climbs with stairs about 50 meters elevation in the green; back to the trail, after some mild spiral Lushy uphill, you will see the beautiful Glenbrook Drive neighbourhood.

This truly is a hidden gem within New West!!! There are numerous entrances to the ravine / park. Some are sloped gravel/bark paths and others are stairs or wooden steps. The ravine trail is easy walking. There is actually two trails- an upper and lower. There is a lovely park at the end/entrance, which hosts two bridges. Great for photos. Lots of foliage and flowers and natural forest!

The little trail doesn't take long to walk, 10-15 minutes depending on speed. Lovely little place to get away from the city for a bit. The pond has a couple of beautiful Koi fish swimming about.

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BRUNETTE-FRASER REGIONAL GREENWAY REVIEWS

A scenic 15-20 minute walking trail by the river. It is not actually accessible on foot from Front St or Columbia. Google maps does not do a good job of guiding you if you're walking - it will try to take you on the train tracks or the road that has no room for pedestrians. Instead, approach from Cumberland St. There is some limited parking though.

Incredable the recent number of bike trail networks here in the lower mainland.I have heard from many visiters from other countries that these are the best they have ever encountered.World class.I agree ,and enjoy them and appreciate them.GVRD.Good job Thanks.

Very nice park with a beautiful view, flat trail good to go with kids or elders. There are some picnic tables, restrooms and a lots view points and easy parking.

SAPPERTON LANDING PARK REVIEWS

Nice waterfront walk. Handy bathrooms and lots of places to have a rest if needed. It is pretty flat and paved. Dog friendly (on leash) with picnic tables dotted throughout. Decent amount of parking. The entrance is a bit sketchy as it's right off of Columbia, and the big trucks can barrle through there. Good place to watch the river and catch some wildlife.

Quiet place for meditation, picnic, biking … But not during the season of Salmon fishing. Newly built washroom is clean, but the light sensor switched off too soon. It’s a good place to get calm and chill.

Great place, separate trails 1 for walkers and 1 for bikes. Lots of seating, beautiful view of river.

TBR® Inspection Score Report

GLENBROOK RAVINE PARK Total Inspection Points: 119/120
Complete Info: 9
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Current Evaluation: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Location Proximity: 10
Reviews Accuracy: 10
Website Source: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

BRUNETTE-FRASER REGIONAL GREENWAY Total Inspection Points: 118/120
Experience: 8
Acknowledgments: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Current Evaluation: 10
Exact Services: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Location Proximity: 10
Reviews Accuracy: 10
Website Source: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

SAPPERTON LANDING PARK Total Inspection Points: 116/120
Experience: 8
Complete Info: 9
Reviews Study: 9
Acknowledgments: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy: 10
Website Source: 10
Website Standard: 10

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