Coquitlam Travel Guide

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Above all

Hike through dense mountain forests, fly-fish for salmon along quiet river bends and wade into trout -stocked lakes. Test your courage on the fearsome mountainbiking trails of Eagle Mountain or kayak through the Coquitlam River. Bird watchers, bring your binoculars to Colony Farm and Minnekhada Regional Park. Coquitlam residents love their spectacular natural environment and work hard to protect it, volunteering with many different conservation and environmental groups. We’re a city in balanced harmony with nature, and experts say we have perfect Feng Sui. The Coquitlam River flows down between two mountains to the city, making it a place of peace and prosperity. Coquitlam is a leader in environmental stewardship, supporting more than 70 parks from small neighborhood parks to large nature areas. Coquitlam’s 90 km trail system is one of our most requested event locations, featuring a portion of the Trans Canada Trail, with surfaces suited to all types of activities. Some are wheelchair accessible.

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