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In-Town: Pitt Meadows & Mape Ridge's Picturesque Parks

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Here are the more popular parks in Pitt Meadows, from north to south (see other area parks):

Pitt River crossing by #7 Lougheed Highway

Grant Narrows
Pitt Meadows, take the Dewdney Trunk Road to Neaves Road (208th) and follow it north, soon it becomes Rennie Road, continue north. GVRD Parks Information: (604) 530-4983, Open: Year round, 6 am
to 10 pm.
Located a the point where the Pitt River flows out of Pitt Lake. The Park features include a boat launch, viewing platforms and tower, food concession, canoe rentals, walking and hiking trails, bird watching and nature study. Widgeon Creek joins the Pitt River near the narrows. Meandering northward through the Widgeon valley, it is a favorite for canoeists. Nearby, a very large area of marsh has been preserved in the Widgeon and Addington Marshes. The dykes are the basis of several walking trails. More about Grant Narrows and Widgeon Creek on the Ayla Canoes web pages.

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