Plan your visit

Plan your visit!

Minnekhada Regional Park is open:

April 2 to September 2: 7:00 am – 9:00 pm

September 3 to 23: 7:00 am – 8:00 pm

September 24 to November 2: 7:00 am – 7:00 pm

November 3 to December 31: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm

January 1 to February 5: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm

February 6 to March 7: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm

March 8 to April 1: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm

 

Alerts and Notices

Some helpful information to help you enjoy your trip to Minnekhada! For the most up-to-date notices please visit the Metro Vancouver website, Minnekhada Regional Park page.

Due to recent storm damage, Quarry Trail is closed (between Log Walk and High Knoll Trail).  It will remain closed until extensive erosion and washouts can be repaired. All other trails are open but have been affected by heavy rainfall. Visitors should use extra care as trail surfaces may be rough and uneven. Please follow posted safety signs. 

​The City of Coquitlam is working on a major project that includes sewer system improvements, environmental enhancements, and transportation upgrades. Although Victoria Drive and Cedar Drive are primarily affected, visitors heading to the park should expect to encounter detours, delays, and significant increases in construction traffic on all routes to the park. Work is expected to be ongoing until 2025. Updates can be found at Cedar Creek Upgrade Project.

Visitors planning to use the Minnekhada Lodge Entrance should expect heavy construction traffic along Oliver Road. Be prepared to frequently meet large construction vehicles, such as dump trucks. Note: Oliver Road is narrow with few pullouts for passing. Please allow extra time to travel to the park, or consider using the Quarry Road Entrance.

​Bears are now active and their movements are often dictated by food supplies — including any human food left unattended, and garbage.

To keep bears wild and people safe:

  • ​Never feed a bear; do not leave any garbage or unattended food.
  • Clean up garbage and food immediately; use the bear-proof bins provided or store in your car
  • Never approach a bear
If you see a bear, stay back 100 metres. If you encounter a bear, stay calm and slowly back away.

Park Map

Click here for a downloadable map of the park.

Resource Guides

Resource page for guides that our citizen scientists or community partners have created to give you more information on the flora and fauna!

General Info

Check here for our FAQ page for answers to your questions!

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