Metro Vancouver · Easy · loop

camosun bog boardwalk

An easy loop along the water, mostly through forest. Little climbing, so it suits a slow morning or an evening walk. Most people take 30–60 minutes. Usually quiet.

Easy · 1–2 km loop · +0–10 m climb · 30–60 minutes · Dogs: check local rules

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quick facts

Distance
1–2 km
Elevation gain
0–10 m
Typical time
30–60 minutes
Route
loop
Dogs
Check local rules
Drive from downtown
~20 min
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camosun bog boardwalk

Metro Vancouver · ~20 min from downtown · reachable by transit

Trailhead
Pacific Spirit Regional Park, near W 19th Ave and Camosun St, Vancouver
Difficulty
Easy
Hiking time
30–60 minutes
Suggested start
Any daylight hour
Distance
1–2 km
Climb
+0–10 m
Season
Year-round

Figures approximate. The suggested start helps you finish in daylight. Check Metro Vancouver Regional Parks (Pacific Spirit Regional Park) before you go.

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elevation profile schematic

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trail facts

RegionMetro Vancouver
DifficultyEasy
SeasonYear-round
TrailheadPacific Spirit Regional Park, near W 19th Ave and Camosun St, Vancouver
Parking & transitTransit reaches the trailhead or close to it (check TransLink).
Permits & passesNone.
DogsCheck local rules
Kid-friendlyYes, with supervision
HighlightsForest, Lakes & water
CrowdsUsually quiet
Managed byMetro Vancouver Regional Parks (Pacific Spirit Regional Park)

safety notes

Short boardwalk through a restored peat bog. Stay on the boardwalk; the bog is fragile.

Numbers are approximate. Check Metro Vancouver Regional Parks (Pacific Spirit Regional Park) for closures and the AdventureSmart trip plan and Ten Essentials before you go. Tell someone your plan.

questions

How long is Camosun Bog boardwalk?

About 1–2 km (loop) with roughly 0–10 m of elevation gain. Most people take 30–60 minutes. Figures are approximate; check Metro Vancouver Regional Parks (Pacific Spirit Regional Park) before you go.

Are dogs allowed on Camosun Bog boardwalk?

Rules vary or change here. Check the land manager before bringing a dog.

Do I need a pass or permit for Camosun Bog boardwalk?

None.

Can I get to Camosun Bog boardwalk by transit?

Yes, transit reaches this trailhead or very close to it. Check TransLink for current routes.

sources

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Hike Vancouver. "Camosun Bog boardwalk." Updated October 24, 2026. https://hikevancouver.ca/trails/camosun-bog/

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