Campbell Valley Regional Park

The road cycling journey from White Rock to Campbell Valley Regional Park offers a truly diverse experience, starting with refreshing coastal views and urban forest before winding through open fields and quiet country roads. As you approach the park, you'll find yourself immersed in mature forests, open grasslands, and serene wetlands, with the Little Campbell River flowing nearby. This route provides a dynamic blend of environments, from ocean breezes to tranquil rural landscapes, making it a rewarding ride for those who enjoy changing scenery.

This moderate 26.4-mile (42.5 km) route, with 1116 feet (340 metres) of elevation gain, typically takes around 1 hour and 56 minutes to complete. While the park's internal trails are generally flat, the connecting roads between White Rock and Campbell Valley Regional Park can include gentle elevation changes and potentially unpaved sections, so be prepared for varied terrain. The area is known for its network of rural roads, offering flexibility in your ride and opportunities to connect to other trails.

Beyond the natural beauty, this cycling route allows you to explore an area rich in local character. Some loops near Campbell Valley Regional Park even feature stops at local wineries, perfect for a leisurely break. The park itself has historical elements, including the Annand/Rowlatt Farmstead and the site of the former Langley Speedway, adding a layer of interest to your ride through this scenic part of British Columbia.