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West Dyke Trail's flat terrain that follows alongside the ocean makes it popular with walkers, joggers, and cyclists. The route is a great place to watch the sunset. The trail itself is gravel Trail and is very easy, straight and wide, which is great for people of all ages/skill levels and bringing the family for a picnic (there are benches). Consider bringing sun protectant on hot days as there is little to no shade.

Deas Island Regional Park offers an excellent spot to see bald eagles and take in some scenic views of the South Arm Fraser River and Deas Slough. This trail is flat, easy, quiet, and perfect for the whole family! You'll also find picnic areas in the park where you can hang out and enjoy a BBQ after your hike. There are washroom facilities at the start.

This walk along the Iona Jetty juts into the Strait of Georgia. Along a flat and wide trail, there are abundant ocean views and opportunity to watch the planes take off and land. On especially windy days, bring extra layers and/or hooded jackets to cover your ears. Solid shoes would be best suited on this stone path.

This route begins in Iona Beach Park next to the Fraser River, where washroom facilities and picnic tables are available. Although dogs are not allowed on the main trial, they are allowed on the beach. Appreciate the Sturgeon Bank Wildlife Management Area and Regional Park on this short trail on Iona Island with views of the coast. The North Arm Jetty is currently being altered to include 3 breeches. One has been completed with another one due for completion this year and the 3rd some time...

This inner loop through Pacific Spirit Regional Park is one of the best options for a beautiful forest hike within the city of Vancouver and is mostly flat. Experienced hikers will view this as more of a walk than a hike, but it is still a great way to get into nature. Folks can enter pretty much anywhere along 16th Avenue. Hikers who have completed this loop refer to the best parking found at the lookout point and then folks can cross the street to access the trails. Some trails are just...