3.2km
Distance
64m
Gain
2.8333333333333335h
Time
About this Trail
Port Moody's largest urban park at 126 hectares, featuring a network of trails from a flat 1 km gravel loop to an 8.7 km extended loop through Mossom Creek. Highlights include a dedicated off-leash dog area, TORCA mountain bike trails, raised boardwalks over wetlands with species at risk, and a remarkable community history -- saved from development by a 1999 citizen referendum.
Best Suited For
The Crowd
- 🐕Dog Walkers
- 👨👩👧Families
- 🔹Mountain Bikers
- 🥾Hikers
- 🔹Trail Runners
- 🔹Birdwatchers
- 🔹Local Residents
The Occasion
- 🔹Nature Walk
- 🏃Exercise
- 👨👩👧Family Outing
- 🔹Weekend Hike
- 🔹After Work Walk
Route Details
A network of trails through Port Moody's largest urban forest park, built on old logging roadbeds from the early 1900s. The core loop is a flat 1 km gravel path, but the park offers loops of 3.2, 4.0, and 8.7 km through second-growth forest with boardwalks over wetlands, creek crossings, and connections to Mossom Creek Park.
The Route
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Heritage Mountain Blvd / David Ave roundabout trailhead km 0.0
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Wide gravel service road
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Trail junctions — multiple options branch off km 0.3
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Boardwalk section over wetlands km 1.0
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Starz Line 1 mountain bike trail junction km 1.5
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Connection to Mossom Creek Park
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Return to trailhead km 3.2 for Starz Line loop
Along the Way
Raised boardwalks crossing wetlands in the north end
Off-leash dog area on main 750m gravel trail
Morning off-leash pilot loop (960m, 6-10 AM, launched July 2025)
TORCA-maintained mountain bike trails (Starz Lines 1-3, Jo Jo Finn's, Black Dog)
Second-growth forest on old logging roadbeds
Birdwatching area in northern wetlands
Heritage stone marker for Bert Flinn (founder of Port Moody Historical Society)
Accessibility & Facilities
Muddy conditions in rain (especially fall/winter)
Not Available
Not wheelchair accessible. Gravel, dirt, boardwalk, and root surfaces. Main gravel road is the most accessible section but not designed for wheelchairs.
Location
Getting Here
🚌 Transit
Evergreen SkyTrain to Moody Centre Station, then Bus 183 to David Ave stop (stop #58889), 350 m walk to trailhead. Also served by Bus 160 and Bus 182.
🚗 Parking
Street parking along Heritage Mountain Blvd (limited). Additional parking at Heritage Woods Secondary School on weekends. No dedicated parking lot.

