Port Coquitlam promotes active forms of transportation – such as walking, cycling and rolling in a wheelchair or on skates or skateboards – for commuting and recreation with an extensive network of trails, pathways and cycling facilities.
Find out more about the City’s infrastructure investments and request improvements:
Port Coquitlam continues to invest in amenities that promote cycling as a fun, safe activity for all ages, including 101 kilometres of bike routes, a bike fix-it station at Gates Park, bike racks and other amenities.
The City was recognized by cycling advocacy group HUB Cycling in February 2023 for cycling infrastructure. Learn about the City’s cycling investments.
The 25-kilometre Traboulay PoCo Trail, which encircles the community, is the foundation of Port Coquitlam’s trail network. View the trail guide, route updates and more information.
Updated in 2022, this map highlights bike routes, connections and facilities throughout Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam and Port Moody.
Free printed versions are available at City facilities.
Port Coquitlam has approximately 101 kilometres of bike routes, shown on the map below. Click here to view a larger map.
Download the complete booklet, or open the menus to download individual PDF maps for the numbered walks on the map.
2: Castle Park-Citadel Landing
4: Cedar Creek
6: Citadel Landing
8: Coquitlam River Park
10: Downtown Heritage Tour
12: Hyde Creek-Chelsea Park
14: Hyde Creek-Victoria Drive
16: Leigh Square-Gates Park
18: Northside Heritage Tour
20: Peace Park
22: Shaughnessy Dog Park
13: Wilson Centre-Gates Park
26: Colony Farm Regional Park
28: Deboville Slough
30: Wilson Centre-Patricia Bridge
32: Coquitlam River Loop
34: Traboulay PoCo Trail
36: Westwood Park-Pitt River Bridge
