Wills Brook Greenbelt – White Rock Pier and Waterfront loop from Crescent Beach

Wills Brook Greenbelt – White Rock Pier and Waterfront loop from Crescent Beach

Moderate

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Wills Brook Greenbelt – White Rock Pier and Waterfront loop from Crescent Beach

01:27

30.4km

360m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 17.1 km for 102 m

After 18.3 km for 215 m

After 19.9 km for 89 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.28 km

Peninsula United Church

Highlight • Religious Site

Peninsula United Church was formed in 2017 when three congregations in South Surrey & White Rock (Crescent, First and Sunnyside United Churches) joined together to form one united congregation.

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5.40 km

Blumsen Park Wooden Bear Playground

Highlight • Rest Area

Blumsen Park – South Surrey, BC
Blumsen Park is a serene neighbourhood park located at 15473 34 Avenue in South Surrey, British Columbia. Nestled between Rosemary Heights Drive and 34 Avenue, just south of Rosemary Heights Elementary School, the park offers a blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities. OpenTable
City of Surrey
Features & Amenities
Woodland Trails: Explore the large wooded area with forest pathways that connect to a broader neighbourhood linear park system.
Playground: An all-ages playground with separate sections for toddlers and older children, including swings for each age group.
Open Green Spaces: Ideal for picnics, casual gatherings, or simply relaxing amidst nature.

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11.7 km

Wills Brook Greenbelt

Highlight • Forest

Natural conservation park
Forested area protecting Wills Brook
Accessible via a short gravel path from 161 Street, just south of 30B Avenue
Features a small duck pond
Operating Hours: Open daily from dawn until dusk

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17.2 km

Welcome to Surrey Sign

Highlight • Monument

19.9 km

Fish Boat N' Chips

Highlight • Restaurant

20.3 km

Totem Poles

Highlight • Monument

21.0 km

White Rock Pier and Waterfront

Highlight • Bridge

The pier is approximately 470m long, but not the longest in Canada (Quai de Portneuf in Portneuf is the longest in Canada). Originally a pontoon construction (1912), it was built as a permanent pier from 1914 and was rebuilt several times due to storms and fires.

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