East Richmond / Queen's Canal Recreational Trail
River Road between No. 6 Road and the Hamilton area is an uninterrupted stretch of road along the North Arm of the Fraser River with views of boating and log storage activities. To the south - accessed by Dyke Road - is a lively environment of float homes, marinas, boat building industries and riparian landscapes. A few off-road recreational trails have been developed including the interior Queen's Canal Recreational Trail.
This is an interior recreational trail that follows Queen's Canal from the south end of Smith Drive in East Richmond, north to River Road crossing Westminster Highway. The trail connects pedestrians and cyclists to the northern section of the East Richmond Recreational Trail and the North Arm of the Fraser River. At the north end of the trail are great views towards Burnaby and mountains to the and New Westminster to the east. Note: Exercise caution as this trail crosses Westminster Highway and River Road, both high traffic roadways.
2021 Trails Map East Richmond
Points of Interest
Riverport Entertainment Complex
This popular destination for entertainment and City-operated recreational facilities includes Watermania Aquatic Complex and Richmond Ice Centre. Future trails are being developed east of this site.
No. 7 Road Fishing Pier
This restored former barge loading pier is located along River Road and has an open grass area, woodlot and small beach. A washroom and limited parking is available.
Dyke Road / Fraserwood Recreational Trail
This trail offers walking and cycling options that include views of a marina, houseboats, river industries, islands and woodlots. Exercise caution as ther are limited sidewalks in this area.
This 1.58 acres park in the Hamilton area is located just off Hwy 91 / East-West Connector in the Fraserwood Place commercial district. The features in this park include a half basketball court for lunch time 3-on-3 and plenty of picnic tables and benches for lunch breaks.
Hamilton Dogs Off-Leash Park
This park is an initiative by the City of Richmond, in consultation with the community, to provide an area where responsible owners can exercise dogs on or off-leash.