Name: Fall Sunday Funday with the BLPA - Guided Nature Walk
Start: 2025-11-09T11:00:00-08:00
End: 2025-11-09T12:30:00-08:00
Location: Burnaby Lake Park - Nature House

Fall Sunday Funday with the BLPA - Guided Nature Walk

The BLPA guide will lead you on a search for different species that inhabit Burnaby Lake Park.
About this Event

When walking around the park, most people are looking up, but there's a lot to see looking down too. Join BLPA volunteer Simon for a guided walk to get to know some of the creatures that live closer to the ground or in the water at Burnaby Lake Park: frogs, snakes, crayfish and more!

This event will be limited to 10 participants.

This event will take place rain or shine - in fact amphibians love the rainy weather!

Stop by the BLPA display display to learn more about the flora and fauna you can see in the park, the work we do and how to get involved!

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What to bring checklist:

Please check the forecast and dress for the weather to ensure your comfort and safety. so you are safe. Dress in layers. A sun or rain hat will keep your hands free.
Sturdy (and waterproof depending on the season) trail walking footwear.
Ensure you have your Medic*tion if you have allergies
Binoculars or guidebook if you have them

We welcome everyone, including people with disabilities, people who are Black, Indigenous or People of Color (BIPOC), and people who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual (LGBTQIA+). We’ll be using Burnaby Lake Regional Park

We look forward to seeing you! Space is limited. If you are no longer able to make it, we ask that you cancel your ticket so that someone else may attend.

LOCATION:

We will be meeting in front of the Burnaby Lake Nature House located at 4519 Piper Avenue. Look for the BLPA Feather Flag.

We’ll be using Burnaby Lake Regional Park trails which are accessible to wheelchair-users, people who use mobility aids, or child strollers. However, to get onto the Cariboo Dam walkway, there is an incline trail from the Avalon parking lot or metal stairs from the Brunette Headwaters Trail.

If you would like detailed driving directions or how to get there by transit, click here.

*Construction notice* - Please take note that there is construction along Winston Street which includes single lane traffic that may add an additional 5 minutes to your trip. Details for the Winston Street Sewer project can be found here.