Shoreline Trail

The Shoreline Trail has two paths that wind along the coast of the Burrard Inlet. One is a paved, accessible, multi-use path for cycling and walking, and the other is a gravel and boardwalk trail for walking. This scenic trail starts at the pier in Rocky Point Park and ends at Old Orchard Park. It takes approximately two hours to walk the six-kilometre round-trip trail. This is a great route for the whole family with minimal elevation on either path.

See the interactive Parks and Trails map for more details on the trail route.

Please note that bicycles and scooters (human-powered or electric) are not permitted on the lower gravel and boardwalk trail.

Trail construction updates

Upper paved multi-use path: Open

Lower gravel path and boardwalk: Partial closure through summer 2025

• The section of the Shoreline Trail boardwalk between Murray Street and Suter Brook Creek (Phase 1) has reopened.
• The section from Suter Brook Creek to the bridge over Noons Creek (Phase 2) remains closed as work continues. This phase is expected to be complete by summer 2025.

Trail users can use the upper multi-use path as a detour. For more information, visit the Shoreline Trail Boardwalk Replacement Project.