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Pinecone Burke Park

Pinecone Burke Park covers about 38,000 hectares of British Columbia’s Lower Mainland. It extends from the southwest corner of Garibaldi Park to west of Pitt Lake and the Pitt River. It is home to a diverse range of wildlife and supports the lifecycles of all five Pacific Salmon species. The park includes Burke Mountain in Coquitlam, and Pinecone Peak, which is the park’s highest point at 2,027 m tall. An alpine ridge known as the Five Fingers is popular with mountain climbers.

• What you would be doing

  Hiking · Canoeing · Fishing · Wildlife viewing · Hunting · Winter recreation · E-Biking · Kayaking · Cycling · Climbing

• Day-use pass reservation

  not required at this park (this says nothing about fees).

• Operating dates

  January 1 to December 31 each year (as published for the 2025 season).

• Off-season use

  permitted.

• Fishing

  Pitt Lake is well known for excellent cutthroat trout fishing. Several species of salmon pass through the lake in the fall.

• What is there

  Picnic areas · Pit or flush toilets

• How far

  You have not shared where you are, so there is nothing to measure from.