Photo: Laurin Thomson
The endless network of nature trail loops will take you through the shoreline and sand dune habitats. Many of these paths are stroller friendly and easy enough for small children to navigate. Dogs are welcomed as well but are required to remain on leash because of the sensitive ecosystems throughout the park. No matter the distance you cover on the trails there's plenty to see and explore – various terrains ranging from tall grasses to sand to moss. And because Boundary Bay is on the Pacific Flyway there's always a large variety of birds, such as hawks and eagles, to spot.
The absolute highlight of visiting is exploring the tidal flats. Armed with a pair of rubber boots, you can walk forever in the shallow waters. A snow capped Mount Baker provides the perfect backdrop while kids hunt for shells and tiny crabs. Even if the tide isn’t out the shoreline is always full of aquatic treasures for little hands to collect. The beach has a number of fire pits as well for bonfires and driftwood forts left by previous visitors come in handy during a game of seaside hide and seek.
Regardless the time of year, there's no shortage of things to see and do at Boundary Bay Regional Park, and your first visit will certainly not be your last.
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