Ruth Johnson Park — Attraction in White Rock

This trail system has the potential to be so great and probably was at one point in time. At the moment it is a neglected pitiful disaster waiting to happen. The decked trails (see photos) with rusty nails sticking up, boards missing and broken, hand rails that are non existent have nothing to do with slope erosion that took place in Jan 2020. What a joke, surely some of the high taxes dollars collected from white rockers could be spent making this space safer. The city of white rock should do the right thing and fix the fixable and most dangerous areas that have nothing to do with slopes and geotechnical engineers. We started at the top behind the Rec Center, pay parking here which is an absolute joke. There is not one sign at this entrance explaining the dangers on the trail just a lightbulb stand lol. A good quick workout to/from the beach with lots of stairs but enter at...

This is the best park in White Rock! It is a green heavily wooded park with 3 separate trails that all lead to White Rock Beach. There are beautiful views of the ocean along the way. Be prepared to walk down a lot of stairs and then all the way back up - it is a short shaded hike which can easily be completed in 40 minutes round trip. There is very little signage at this park. There are a few picnic benches closer to the top of the hill. Parking is paid which is not ideal. There are public washrooms available at the Curling Centre which are very clean and well maintained. Overall I would definitely recommend and...

Ruth Johnson Park, a haven of tranquility and natural beauty. The image perfectly captures the towering trees reaching for the sky, their lush greenery a testament to the park’s vitality. The low-angle shot adds a sense of grandeur, emphasizing the height and majesty of these natural giants. The colors are predominantly soothing greens and browns, with a hint of blue peeking through the branches, adding depth to the scene. This image truly encapsulates the serene and peaceful atmosphere that Ruth Johnson Park offers to...