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Worth the ride near Surrey, BC

We list 17 places worth riding to around Surrey, BC, across views, food, and coffee.

15 more nearby in Burnaby, BC and Vancouver, BC.

Views

  • Sasquatch Provincial Park

    Coastal View

    Reached on Highway 7 six kilometres north of Harrison Hot Springs, finishing at the rocky shore of Harrison Lake.

  • Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park

    Viewpoint

    Sits just off Highway 5 north of Hope, making it a natural end point for a long run up the Fraser Valley.

  • White Rock Pier

    Coastal View

    Canada's longest pier reaches 470 metres into Semiahmoo Bay, with Marine Drive parking right behind it.

  • Peace Arch Park

    Viewpoint

    Gate is open 8 am to 8 pm and parking is in the designated lot only, so plan a daytime stop at the Highway 99 end.

  • Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park

    Waterfall

    Leave Highway 1 at exit 135 and follow the signs, then a half hour loop walk to the falls.

  • Campbell Valley Regional Park

    Viewpoint

    The quiet country roads around 8th Avenue and 200 Street are the way in, so the approach is part of the ride.

  • Golden Ears Provincial Park

    Mountain View

    The park road runs about 11 km past the entrance to the campgrounds, a forested lake approach north of the Fraser River.

  • Harrison Hot Springs

    Viewpoint

    Rider write-ups point to Highway 7 through Harrison Mills as the twistier way here instead of Highway 1.

  • Fort Langley National Historic Site

    Coastal View

    A walkable stop, with cafes in the historic village near the gate.

  • Golden Ears Provincial Park, Alouette Lake

    Mountain View

    The way in is Dewdney Trunk Road, 232nd Street and Fern Crescent, and a day-use vehicle pass is needed on peak days from mid May to early September.

Food

  • Moby Dick Famous Fish & Chips

    Food

    Lunch by the water at White Rock, with the pier and the totem poles within easy walking.

  • Cultus Lake Provincial Park

    Food

    Reached by the Columbia Valley Highway from the Sardis or Yarrow exits, which runs through the southeast side of the park.

  • Crescent Beach Bistro

    Food

    Seafood and a vine-covered patio at the end of Crescent Road in quiet Crescent Beach.

  • The Fort Pub & Grill

    Food

    Front porch, heated patio and a classic burger menu, with easy street parking on Glover Road.

Coffee

  • Bean Around The World White Rock

    Coffee

    Neighbourhood coffee shop in uptown White Rock, open daily from 8 am, a few minutes up the hill from the waterfront.

  • Blacksmith Bakery

    Coffee

    Coffee and fresh pastries in Fort Langley, but busy on summer weekends, so arrive early.

  • Republica Coffee Roasters

    Coffee

    Beans roasted on site in Fort Langley's Gasoline Alley.

More worth the ride

None listed around Surrey, BC yet.