Click Here for the Minnekhada Map PDF Lodge Trail is surfaced with loose gravel and has a steep slope (18%) for 12 m with additional steep slopes (12%). Cliff Trail has a natural soil surface and steep sections. Meadow Trail is surfaced with a loose gravel and has some steep…
Check out and feel free to add your plant pictures to be identified throughout the park. iNaturalist Links: https://www.inaturalist.org/ https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/minnekhada-park https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/minnekhada-regional-park
This year we will have guided Bird walks and the data we observe will be posted on eBird Link to eBirdhttps://ebird.org/home 2019 Bird Checklists March 30th – Birding with Lee Harding April 28th – Birding with Lee Harding May 24th – Birding with Lee Harding
Click Below for the Ecosystem Trail Bird Inventory & Observations checklistMinnekhada Ecosystem Trail Bird Inventory Part 1Minnekhada Ecosystem Trail Bird Inventory Part 2Wildlife Observations Checklist
Click Below to open Bird Brochures Burke Mountain Naturalist’s “The Birds of Minnekhada Regional Park And Area”.Bird Brochure BC Environment’s Bird Checklist for the Pitt-Addington Marsh Wildlife Management Area.Bird List Pitt-Addington
Bears sightings are common in the park. Please exercise caution and obey all signs. Visitors are reminded that they should not feed or approach wildlife. For more information about bears and safety please visit the Get Bear Smart Society. Click Below to open Bear Brochures. Bears in Metro VancouverBear Brochure
Click below for the History of the Minnekhada Farm PDFMinnekhada History Booklet Click Below for the History of the Pitt PolderPitt Polder
