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Outdoors Trails in Langley Township (researched shortlist)
Langley Township, British Columbia, Canada
A researched shortlist for Langley Township, British Columbia. Compare addresses, practical details and maps.
Key information
This is a growing shortlist. Each place has its own source and address. Read the article for comparisons and dated community opinions.
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Place details and maps
Derby Reach Regional Park
21801 Allard Crescent, Langley Township, British Columbia
Regional park with river and woodland routes. Use the current operator map to choose an entrance.
- Location
- 21801 Allard Crescent, Langley Township, British Columbia
- Scope
- Researched shortlist, not every place in the city
- Useful for
- A daytime river or forest walk
- Before visiting
- Use the operator brochure for route lengths and current park notices for gates, temporary closures and surface changes.
Campbell Valley Regional Park
20290 16 Avenue, Langley Township, British Columbia
A regional park with multiple trail types and entrances.
- Location
- 20290 16 Avenue, Langley Township, British Columbia
- Scope
- Researched shortlist, not every place in the city
- Useful for
- A route chosen for your group’s equipment
- Before visiting
- Not every trail suits a small-wheel stroller. Verify the specific route.
Map searches identify a place and address. They do not verify entrances or step-free routes.
Plan your visit
Useful questions
How long is Derby Reach’s Edge Trail?
The February 2026 brochure lists a two-kilometre return walk taking about 40 minutes on flat ground.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026
Can I cycle on the Edge Trail?
No. Edge Trail is pedestrian only.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026
How long is the Houston Trail?
The current brochure lists four kilometres return, about 70 minutes, with rolling terrain and grades up to 23 per cent.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026
Can horses use Houston Trail?
Yes. Houston Trail is shared by pedestrians and equestrians. Walkers must yield to horses.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026
How long is Edgewater Bar to 208 Street?
The brochure lists 5.4 kilometres return, about 90 minutes, on flat ground.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026
Can I walk to Fort Langley and back?
The brochure lists a 12-kilometre return outing taking about four hours. That is a separate, much longer choice than Edge Trail.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026
Can dogs run off leash throughout the park?
No. Dogs must be leashed except in the designated off-leash area at Edgewater Bar, west of the campground.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026
Is swimming recommended at Derby Reach?
No. The operator warns of fast currents and murky water. Stand back from steep, undercut riverbanks.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026
Does the park stay open after dark?
Check the hours posted at the entrance. Gates are locked at closing, which can be as early as 5 p.m.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026
Who can answer a current park-condition question?
Metro Vancouver lists the regional park contact as 604-530-4983.
Source: Metro Vancouver: Derby Reach visitor brochure, February 2026