Hiking and Cycling

Aldergrove Lake Regional park

This forested park features trails, wide-open fields and a man-made lake that is a great summer destination for young families. The lake opens from May (Victoria day) to September (Labor Day).

272nd Street and 8th Avenue
Langley, BC
604-530-4983

Campbell Valley Regional Park and Historic Annand/Rowlatt Homestead

Enjoy the great outdoors in this 1322-acre (260 hectare) nature park. The park features hiking paths, horse riding trails, and cross-country equestrian jumping as well as a historic 1888 schoolhouse and farmstead.

200th Street and 16th Avenue
Langley, BC
604-530-4983

Derby Reach Regional Park and Fort-to-Fort Trail

Located on the Fraser River, this park has three distinct areas: the western area off 208th Street provides easy access to river fishing and camping; this is also the beginning of the Fort-to-Fort Trail. The northern central area along Allard Crescent provides easy access to the first Fort Langley site and includes some historic buildings.

It is situated next to the Fort-to-Fort trail which continues along the Fraser River up to the site of today’s Fort langley National Historic site. The southern central parking area off McKinnon Crescent provides easy access to the circular Houston Trail, a peaceful nature walk through a wooded forest.

22000 Block Allard Crescent
Fort Langley, BC
604-530-4983

Fort to Fort Trail

The Fort~to~Fort Trail is lined with native wildflowers and lush vegetation and views of the Bedford Channel (section of the Fraser River). This mixed-use trail is popular with walkers, runners, and cyclists. The trail links the Hudsons Bay Fort in Derby Reach Regional Park, and the Fort Langley Historic Site in the village of Fort Langley.

Glen Valley Regional Park

Try bar fishing, stroll along trails shaded by towering cottonwoods, and enjoy the scenery of farmland and the Fraser River. This park includes hiking, cycling, picnic area, fishing, and a car-top-boat launch.

272nd and River Road
Langley, BC
604-530-4983

Nicomekl River Floodplain

Enjoy an invigorating bike ride or a long walk through this maze of trails in our regionally-significant natural wetlands.

200th Street to 208th Street
Langley, BC
604-514-2865