Shoreline Trail - Port Moody, British Columbia

Shoreline Trail

Adresse: 2934 Murray St, Port Moody, BC V3H 1X2, Canada.

Téléphone: 6044694676.

Site web: portmoody.ca.

Spécialités

Circuit de randonnée, Parc citadin, Attraction touristique.

Autres données d'intérêt

Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Difficulté - sentier, Jogging, Marche, Observation des oiseaux, Sentier en aller-retour, Vélo, Convient aux enfants, Chiens acceptés, Chiens autorisés à l'extérieur.

Avis

Cette entreprise a 496 avis sur Google My Business.

Avis moyen: 4.6/5.

Caractéristiques

Le Shoreline Trail est un sentier de randonnée situé à Port Moody, en Colombie-Britannique, Canada. Il offre une vue imprenable sur la côte et les montagnes environnantes. Le sentier est accessible pour les personnes à fauteuil roulant et convient aux enfants et aux chiens.

Le sentier est de difficulté moyenne et s'étend sur environ 2 kilomètres. Il permet de faire du jogging, de la marche et de l'observation des oiseaux. Les visiteurs peuvent également profiter de la vue sur la ville et les montagnes.

En été, le sentier est dédié à l'ArtOutside festival, qui propose des expositions d'art augmenté et des activités culturelles.

Informations pratiques

Adresse: 2934 Murray St, Port Moody, BC V3H 1X2, Canada.

Téléphone: 604-469-4676.

Site web: portmoody.ca.

Other details

Le sentier est ouvert tous les jours de 6h à 21h. Il est gratuit d'accéder au sentier.

Les visiteurs sont invités à respecter les règles de la nature et à ne pas détruire l'environnement.

👍 Avis de Shoreline Trail

Avis W.

5/5

Rain or shine! I love it! Feeling so refreshed every time jogging along Shoreline trail from home! Warm tone maple trees versus cool tune white winter sky on last Saturday! So beautiful and romantic !

Shambhavi

5/5

Beautiful place!
If you're going between July 21st to Aug 10th don't forget to try Augmented Reality art exhibit by PoMoArts for ArtOutside festival. You need to scan QR code near the dog park there.

Lada N.

5/5

Really nice trail.
I’ve found it being marked as a “stroller friendly” one in the app, and was pretty happy that with the proper stroller it’s perfectly fine to go through! Except for few spots with small sets of stairs (3-4/set), which is easily to deal with, if it’s at least two adults going. Also, beautiful for sunset hike!

James G.

1/5

We came from Vancouver with our bikes after planning to ride on the paved bike portion of the trail (via City of Port Moody) web site. Overlooked the bit about the dedicated cyclist path being closed from July to December. The detours are confusing and definitely not scenic - along busy IOCO Road then thorough nowhere land suburbia. The gravel and boardwalk path that actually follows the inlet is closed to cyclists and open to walkers. If you are coming here for a short scenic bike ride try next year.

Manie R. (.

5/5

Enriched with Marvellous beauty of nature this trail has tall oak trees, shrubs, trails all natural, sheds to rest, dog walking place, woodboard pathway linking one side of the Port Coquitlam to port moody. Old orchard park is on port moody side and the shoreline park is the name on the other.
Clean fresh air to breath in is the best gift that nature gives us and i had bountiful of it today.
Must visit place.
Its also called terry fox practice track. Bikes are allowed and easy to ride.

Kalwant S.

5/5

A wonderful trail
Always make sure to enjoy a walk there everytime we visit Port Moody. Got to see Bald Eagles
Beautiful views.
And great to reward oneself after the trail walk at one of the 4 microbreweries across the park on Murray Street

Emily R.

4/5

Great trail that’s close to Rocky Point Park, and Suder Brooke village. Well maintained and beautiful views of the inlet! Unfortunately parking can be difficult to come by in this area so be aware before you go that you might look around for a while.

Lily L.

5/5

就在Rocky point 旁邊，漂亮的小徑，可以走到對岸去，現在的橋在維修封住，沒辦法過去