Pitt Meadows Dyke Trail System — Attraction in Pitt Meadows

The Pitt Meadows trail system offers 25.6 km of scenic pathways along the Pitt River and Fraser River, perfect for cycling, walking, and birdwatching. The flat, well-maintained dyke trails provide stunning sunrise and sunset views, making it a peaceful escape into nature. One of my favourite places to appreciate this wonderful and unique region. I’ve done many walks here with my family over the decades and seasons.

This trail connects Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge, with views of Port Coquitlam and Fort Langley along the way. You’ll pass through rural farmland, wetlands, and riverfront landscapes, with plenty of opportunities to spot hawks, herons, migrating birds, and even the occasional bear, beaver or coyote.

Whether you’re looking for a relaxing ride, a long-distance run, or a scenic stroll, this trail offers beautiful natural surroundings and a chance to experience the region’s wildlife. It also links to other trail networks, making it a great starting point for further exploration.

This is one of the best ways to experience the beauty of Pitt Meadows, the agricultural landscape, and...

This place is really cool! I have lived in Pitt for 3 years and just discovered this path. It is a really cool path for bike riding or walking. I have heard it's pretty neat to see the cranberry feilds get flooded so that is on my to do list, if I am not to late! Hah. Just a very scenic path!! I recommend...

Love it! A perfect place for a quiet bike riding, jogging or walking. Gravel road. No vehicles. Not crowded. The road goes along the dyke system and it’s very scenery - beautiful farm fields, cozy farm houses. There a few small parking lots at different locations. We parked at Jerry Sulina...