★ 4.5 · 2 reviews
Port Moody
Free
Outdoor · Hikes
MODERATE
2.1km
Distance
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Gain
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Time
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About this Trail
A short but steep 2.1 km forest trail through Westhill Park ravines in Port Moody, descending 92 metres from hilltop neighbourhoods to the waterfront at Reed Point Marina. Named after Mayor Alfred Howe (1964-1971). Connects to the Trans-Canada Trail for extended waterfront walks.
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Best Suited For
The Crowd
- 🔹Fitness Hikers
- 🔹Trail Runners
- 🐕Dog Walkers
- 🔹Mountain Bikers
- 🌲Nature Lovers
- 🔹Urban Explorers
- 🔹Solitude Seekers
The Occasion
- 🔹Quick Workout
- 🔹Exercise Hike
- 🔹Waterfront Connection
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Accessibility & Facilities
Free Parking
Trail Markers
Dog-Friendly
Not Available
✕ Washrooms✕ Drinking Water✕ Picnic Area✕ Wheelchair Access✕ Stroller-Friendly
Not accessible. Trail has significant stairs and steep grades throughout.
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Location
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Getting Here
🚌 Transit
Limited. Bus routes to Port Moody, then walk uphill to Westhill Park. No direct transit to upper trailhead. Lower end is closer to Barnett Highway transit stops.
🚗 Parking
Free parking at Westhill Youth Centre lot, 203 Westhill Place, Port Moody. The lot serves both the youth centre and park users.