Coquitlam River Paddle – from Lions Park to Maquabeak Park (with 1km portage!)
With its proximity to urban populations and many parks along the lower sections, the Coquitlam River is quite accessible year […]
With its proximity to urban populations and many parks along the lower sections, the Coquitlam River is quite accessible year […]
It’s been 4 years since I last visited Squamish by paddleboard and explored a little bit of northen Howe Sound.
The fabled ‘Floating Forest’ has been mentioned numerous times in local paddling communities, but it’s never clear to me exactly
Quick Facts I originally grouped this post with Deas Slough Paddle, but the two sections of Fraser River, although connected,
Quick Facts Parking: 49°07’22.9″N 123°10’39.6″W Launch: 49°07’20.2″N 123°10’39.6″W Traffic: moderate Launching type: dock Motor boat traffic: moderate (commercial fishing vessels)
We definitely don’t recommend gunning for distance when taking two little ones on a road trip. For our outbound and