Outdoors: Parks, Trails and Nature

Discover the natural beauty of Delta! Explore scenic parks, lush trails, sandy beaches, and serene riverfronts. Enjoy biking trails, boating, horseback riding, and playgrounds while immersing yourself in breathtaking outdoor spaces perfect for adventure and relaxation.

Trails and Parks in Delta

Explore the best parks and trails in Delta! Discover scenic nature walks, family-friendly parks, and hidden outdoor gems perfect for walking, running, biking and relaxing. Plan your next adventure today!

George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary

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The George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary is less than one hour's drive from the City of Vancouver, BC. It is one of 92 federal Migratory Bird Sanctuaries in Canada. Public use is managed by the British Columbia Waterfowl Society under a long-term agreement with Environment Canada.

Please visit their website page Planning Your Visit for hours, how to book your visit, admissions, driving instructions and visitor rules for this important conservation area. Click here to make a reservation.

Deas Island Regional Park

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Located south of Vancouver, Deas Island Regional Park offers scenic trails with views of the Fraser River. Once home to a major salmon cannery, the island is rich in history. Visitors can explore trails like Tinmaker's Walk and Riverside Walk, leading to river views, a beach area, and a scenic loop around the island.

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 2 hours

Round Trip: 4.5 kms

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Other: Stroller Friendly, Wheelchair Friendly, Dog Friendly (on leash)

South Arms Marshes Spirit Trail

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Discover the enchanting Ladner Marsh Trails. Along the path, you'll find whimsical wood carvings by a local artist including a toy trading post and sculptures with uplifting messages. Enjoy a nature-filled scavenger hunt and scenic marsh views from the lookout tower.

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 1/2 hour

Loop Trail: 1.4 kms

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Other: Dog Friendly (on leash)

Parking: on Ferry Road

Millennium Trail

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This trail connects Deas Island to Ladner, featuring easy gravel and paved paths with little to no elevation. It winds through farms, marinas, and river bends, with access points at Captain's Cove Marina and central Ladner. You can shorten or extend your trip by turning around at any time.

Difficulty: Easy

Round Trip: 15 kms

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Map: found here

Other: Dog Friendly (on leash), wheelchair friendly, stroller friendly, biking

Fred Gingell Park

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This park offers a stunning scenic escape in Tsawwassen, featuring a trail that descends from English Bluff Road to the waterfront. The path consists of a series of stairs—approximately 240 steps—and gently sloped sections, covering an elevation drop of about 50 metres (roughly 150 feet). That’s the equivalent of a 12- to 15-storey building! Whether you're looking for a refreshing workout or a peaceful spot to take in the beauty of the West Coast, Fred Gingell Park is a must-visit.

Location: 253 English Bluff Rd Delta, BC V4M 2M9

Robert Banks Trail

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This trail offers a peaceful shoreline walk with ocean views and glimpses of wildlife. Following the Strait of Georgia dyke between the rail and ferry terminals, the gated gravel path is ideal for birding, walking and running. The trail has parking at both ends, with the most convenient spot under the overpass at the north end.

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 45 minutes

Round Trip: 3.7 kms

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Other: Dog Friendly (on leash), Biking

Boundary Bay Dyke Trail

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The Boundary Bay Dyke Trail is a scenic, flat gravel path popular with pedestrians and cyclists in Delta, British Columbia. While it's generally an easy route, it can get busy, so visitors should be mindful when sharing the trail. Open year-round, it offers several access points, a few benches along the way, and a peaceful setting for birding, biking, and running.

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 6 hours

Round Trip: 34.4 kms

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Other: Dog Friendly (on leash), multiple places to park, biking, horseback riding

The Watershed

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Burns Bog

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Burns Bog, the largest domed peat bog in the world, spans over 40 square kilometers. This fragile ecosystem has limited public access, with the Delta Nature Reserve on its eastern side serving as the designated entry point. Raised boardwalks wind through the forested landscape, offering a glimpse of the unique plant life nurtured by the bog.

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 1.5 hours

Round Trip: 3 kms

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Other: Dog Friendly (on leash)

More Info on their Website

St. Mungo Cannery Səw̓q̓ʷeqsən Trai

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This easy loop trail is open year-round, it offers beautiful river views, wildlife lookouts with benches, and interpretive signs about First Nations history. Parking is available on the south side of River Road under the Alex Fraser Bridge, and dogs may be off-leash in some areas.

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 10 min

Round Trip: 0.8 kms

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Other: Dog Friendly, Historic Site

Brunswick Point

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Brunswick Point is a scenic walk along the Fraser River dikes, popular with bird watchers. The trail begins at a metal gate, follows a gravel path past farmland, and leads to a bench with great bird-watching opportunities.

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 2 hours

Round Trip: 10 kms

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Other: Dog Friendly, Biking

TFN Boardwalk

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Ladner Harbour Park

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Explore this out-and-back trail, an easy 32-minute walk perfect for birding, running, and dog walking (leash required). Recently upgraded with two new bridges, it connects the old lagoon to the “bunny” park and Ladner Boat Basin, offering scenic views of the Fraser River and marshlands.

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 1/2 hour

Round Trip: 2.7 kms

Elevation Gain: Minimal

Other: Dog Friendly (on leash)

Beaches and Water Activites in Delta

Delta is home to Centennial Beach and offers fantastic water activities like boating, kayaking, and fishing, with easy access to docks and boat launches. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, Delta has the perfect spots for your next aquatic adventure!

Centennial Beach

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Deas Island

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Ladner Wharf

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Ferry Road Boat Launch

Wellington Point Boat Launch

Check the Tidal Charts Here

Dog Parks in Delta

Discover all the best dog parks in Delta, BC! Explore pet-friendly spaces, off-leash areas, and scenic parks where your furry friend can play and socialize. Find the perfect spot for your dog's outdoor adventure!

Map of Dog Parks in North Delta

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Map of Dog Parks in South Delta

Park Rules & Regulations

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Dogs On-Leash

Stop & scoop: Clean up after your dog and properly dispose of your dog waste.
Respect other users - you are responsible for your dog's behaviour.
Aggressive dogs must be muzzled at all times.
Dogs are not allowed in playgrounds, water parks, athletic parks/fields or school grounds. Dogs must remain at least 10 metres away from these areas.
No dogs allowed on synthetic turf fields.
No dogs allowed on grass field when in use by sports.
Dogs must wear a collar or harness and display their licence at all times.

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Dogs Off-Leash

Well-trained dogs who respond to voice commands can enjoy off-leash privileges in designated areas only. The following additional rules apply to off-leash areas.

Dogs are not allowed to be off-leash in areas surrounding designated off-leash areas.
Carry a leash at all times. If your dog becomes unruly or exhibits aggressive behaviour, leash your dog immediately and leave the off-leash area.
Be cautious about bringing your dog's toys to an off-leash area. Other dogs may try to take it, causing an unwelcome confrontation.

Playgrounds & Splash Parks in Delta

Water Play Parks are generally open from the Victoria Day long weekend Saturday up to and including Monday of the Labour Day weekend. The water is operating daily between 10 am-9 pm. This schedule may vary to accommodate the weather.