Trails

• Muckle Creek trail (at Sendall Garden)– over three acres of rare plants, shrubs, and trees can be found along this trail that takes you through the famous garden.
• Brydon Lagoon Nature Trail – it is located southwest of Brydon Park and has a relaxing walking trail around the lagoon where you can see wildfowl in their natural habitat.
• Nicomekl River Trail – a 3-mile trail that includes a river and is suitable for all levels of experience. The trail is open all year round, making it ideal for a variety of outdoor pursuits.
• Power Line trail – a trail that begins at Buckley Park on the west side of the city and travels east to the Uplands Dog-off-Leash Park.
• Nicomekl Flood Plain – Recreational opportunities abound in the middle of the city thanks to a river and floodplain that run through it. The Rotary Floodplain Trail connects the cities of Langley and Surrey by following the Nicomekl River. It can be used for a variety of activities, including biking, jogging, and walking, and it connects to other nearby nature trails.

Langley Events

• Langley Walk – an annual fitness event since 1963. It attracts thousands of participants and aims for better community health.
• Magic of Christmas – a yearly Christmas event with lots of family-friendly activities.
• Movies in the Park – movies on a big screen to enjoy at the park.
• Remembrance Day – a ceremony across Canada to pay tribute to the citizen’s sacrifices and to those who have died in war serving Canada.
• Sounds of Summer – an outdoor concert series from a group of different artists and of different genres.
• Tri-it Triathlon – an annual competition that features swimming, cycling, and running races.
• Family Day – an event with lots of fun and interactive activities for the family.
• Langley Ukulele Ensemble – a concert tour of Langley musicians that is a world-renowned ukulele ensemble widely regarded as one of the best ukuleles performing groups in the world.
• Langley Cruise-in – an annual car show featuring thousands of registered vehicles. It is one of the largest car shows in Canada and participants from across North America and the United States are flocking to the event.
• Arts Alive Festival – one of the lower mainland’s huge events that are free with more than 200 artists participating bringing all-day live music, performances, artisans displaying their work in a variety of media, and a special treat for the kids.

Other Interesting Places

• Michaud House – a historical house built in 1888 located at 5202 204 Street.
• Dumais House – a historical farm that was built in 1890 located on Glover Road.
• BC Farm Museum – the museum that obtains, retrieves and maintains agricultural antiques and equipment that show how farming has changed over time in the province.
• Canadian Museum of Flight – a museum run entirely by volunteers to conserve and celebrate Canada’s rich aviation cultural history.

Over the past several years, Langley city made progress in their parks and downtown such as improvements in lighting, and walking infrastructure which makes the city streets safer and more inviting. Having people out and about in the city’s parks and downtown areas can also help reduce small crimes and other negative activities.

The city’s investment in seasonal events especially during winter contributes to the development of a community. It is making the city lively where there is never a dull moment and there is always something to do and have fun.

The city brings more positive activity and good quality of life into their community