Spanish Banks Theme Hike – BCMOS Weekend Series
Join BCMOS on May 25, for our weekend theme hike to Spanish Banks!Starting from the Pacific Spirit Park trailer, this hike takes you through the wooded trails to the beach,…
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Join BCMOS on May 25, for our weekend theme hike to Spanish Banks!Starting from the Pacific Spirit Park trailer, this hike takes you through the wooded trails to the beach,…
Join BCMOS on Sunday, June 1st, for a scenic group hike at Jericho Beach. Follow the walking trails from the beach into the trees, through the duck pond, and down…
Join BCMOS on Saturday, June 7, for a weekend theme hike at Stanley Park. This accessible group hike explores forest trails that span more than 27 km, offering a peaceful…
Join BCMOS on Sunday, June 8, for a guided group hike through Pacific Spirit Park, hosted in partnership with the Pacific Spirit Park Society. Learn about the park’s rich history…
Join BCMOS on Saturday, June 14, for an accessible theme hike at Lynn Headwaters Regional Park. This North Shore adventure begins with a thrilling suspension bridge crossing 50 metres above…
Join BCMOS on June 21, for a weekend theme hike at Green Timbers Urban Forest in Surrey. This accessible group hike follows a gentle trail past the park’s man-made lake,…
Join BCMOS on June 22, for an accessible group hike and picnic at Burnaby Lake! This easy-to-reach trail loops around the lake on flat terrain, making it ideal for all…
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