BLPA Holiday Open House - Winter Nature Walk

BLPA Guided Winter Nature Walk

Burnaby Lake may seem dormant in the winter, but there is still plenty of color and life to explore! Join us for an easy walk on forested trails - take in the crisp air, observe winter wildlife and learn about the plants around the trails.

Please check the forecast and dress for the weather so you are safe and comfortable.

Plan to arrive early or stay after the outing so you can join in on the fun of the BLPA's annual Holiday Open House! Enjoy a warm beverage while you learn about the BLPA, what we do and how you can get involved. Decorate your own Wood Duck Cookie and test your nature knowledge with a trivia question!

The event will take place rain (unless an atmostpheric river) or shine.

We welcome everyone, including people of differing abilities, those who are Black, Indigenous or People of Color (BIPOC), and people who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual (LGBTQIA+). We’ll be using Burnaby Lake Regional Park trails which are accessible to wheelchair-users, people who use mobility aids, or child strollers.

LOCATION:

Burnaby Lake Nature House - we will meet in front of the Nature House. Look for signs.

*Construction notice* - Please take note that there is construction along Winston Street which includes single lane traffic that may add an additional 5 minutes to your trip. Details for the Winston Street Sewer project can be found here.

If the weather is nice, the parking lot can be very busy. You may need to park along Piper Avenue or at Warner Loat Park right off of Winston which is a 450 m/5 minute walk to the Nature House. There is also a train tracks crossing which may be blocked from time to time. See map below.

If you would like detailed driving directions or how to get there by transit, click here.

We look forward to seeing you! Space is limited. If you are no longer able to make it, we ask that you cancel your ticket so that someone else may attend.

Please add your name to the waitlist if the event appears sold out. People's plans can change and you will receive an email to let you know a spot has opened up.