Trails BC - Trans Canada Trail in the BC Southwest Region, Pavilions

Pavilions in BC

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In British Columbia, if you buy or have bought a metre of Trail and want your name on the Trail in BC you will be able to find it in one of the pavilion or Trail Markers listed below. Since this is a national trail you can choose to have your name in any pavilion located on or near the Trail anywhere in Canada.

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There are 16 completed plus 2 future Pavilions/Trail Markers in B.C.:
As of January, 2006 there are more than 31,356 individual names and 900 messages designated for BC. We thank all the Trans Canada Trail supporters and proud Canadians that have submitted these names and messages.

North Vancouver	Aboriginal-Theme Pavilion Opened June 21/2003 on National Aboriginal Day Donor panel dedications: June 21, 2003; July 1, 2004; July 1, 2006 Waterfront Park west of Lonsdale Quay, by the Marine institute. Large 4 post Pavilion Marker As of July/08 - 692 names and 65 messages have been posted. The City of North Vancouver, the Trans Canada Trail Foundation, along with other organizations are pleased to have worked in partnership with Squamish Nation Darren Yelton in the creation of a First Nations Theme pavilion. He carved welcoming grandmother and grandfather greeting figures inviting friendship on the Trail, a place for everyone. The pavilion is strategically situated in a scenic location on the Trans Canada Trail in Waterfront Park on the North Shore overlooking Burrard Inlet.
Granville Island, Vancouver	Alder Bay behind the False Creek Community Centre at the junction of Island Park Walk and Birch Walk. It is east of the Water Park at a site owned by CMHC. Opened October 12, 1998 Donor panel dedications: October 12, 1998; April 14, 2000; June 23, 2001; September 13, 2003; April 23, 2005; July 7, 2007 Large 3-wall Trail Pavilion As of July/08 - 11,868 names and 384messages have been posted.
Burnaby Mountain, Burnaby	Burnaby Mountain Park at the top of Centennial Way near the Horizon Restaurant in Burnaby Mountain Park. From the parking lot, follow the path on the bank above the parking lot and follow it southward or away from the Horizon Restaurant. Opened April 14, 2000) Donor panel dedications: April 14, 2000; May 19, 2001; August 28, 2004; July 15, 2006; July 12, 2008 18-panel single wall Trail Marker As of July/08 - More than 1596 names and 58 messages have been posted
Town Centre Park, Coquitlam	The Coquitlam Pavilion, serving the Tri-Cities (Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody) is located in the Town Centre Park at the northeast corner of Lafarge Lake. The easiest access is off Pinetree Way north from Lougheed Highway. Watch for a small Lake on your right. Opened April 15, 2000 Donor panel dedications: May 11, 2002; July 16, 2005 6-panel Bantam Marker As of July/08 - 503 names and 29 messages have been posted.
Pitt Meadows	Trailhead at Harris Road and the South Alouette River dike. It is North of the Lougheed Hwy on Harris Road. 4-panel Trail Flash Completed May 1, 2002
Maple Ridge	Northwest of the Fairgrounds at Belle Morse Park on 105th Avenue north of Lougheed Hwy and west of 240th St. 4-panel Trail Flash As of July/08 - 282 names and 9 messages Completed May 1, 2002 Donor panel dedications: September 11, 2004; August 19, 2006 Representatives for the sponsors of the Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge Pavilions (those standing in the photo on left) Stan Wade of Meadow Ridge Rotary, Sandy Lane of the Haney, Paul Pederzini of Maple Ridge Community Savings, and David Boag of Parks and Recreation. The two people in the centre are: Sherman Olson of the Trans Canada Trail Foundation and Don Richards the builder of the two pavilions (also on right).
Fort Langley	At the Fort site in Fort Langley at the corner of River Road and Mavis Street. Opened April 16, 2000 Donor Panel Dedications: April 16, 2000; July 1, 2001; May 28, 2005; August 6, 2007 6-panel Bantam Marker plus a 4-panel podium. As of July/08 - 2,629 names and 59 messages.
Matsqui Trail, Abbotsford	Trailhead under the Mission-Abbotsford Bridge. It is part of the Matsqui Trail, close to the Matsqui Trail Park at the foot of Riverside Street along the Fraser River. Opened April 16, 2000 Donor Panel dedication: October 6, 2001; June 25, 2005; July 19, 2008 6-panel Bantam Marker As of Jul/08 - 463 names and 24 messages
Chilliwack	End of Lickman Road along the Vedder River. It is on the dike about 100 metres east of the parking lot. 4-panel Trail Flash Completed May 3, 2002 Donor Panel Dedications: July 10, 2004; September 9, 2006 As of July/08 - 280 names and 20 messages have been posted. Mr. Bater and Mr. Webster (Chilliwack residents - Mr. Webster has lived in Chilliwack since 1917)
Hope	Hope Info Centre and museum at 919 Water Avenue, along Highway 1 near the north bank of the Fraser River. Completed September 9, 2000 Donor panel dedications: September 9, 2000; September 19 2004; August 5, 2006 6-panel Bantam Marker As of July/06 - More than 1000 names have been posted.
Selkirk Bridge, Victoria	West end of the Selkirk Bridge at the north end of Tyee Road, north of the Bay Street Bridge Opened September 9, 1999 Other Dedications: April, 2000; November 2, 2003; October 30, 2005 Large 3-wall Trail Pavilion As of Jan/06 - 6672 names and 196 messages (plus 127 to be posted)
Nanaimo	3rd Street Connector on the TCT on the NW corner of Serauxmen Stadium grounds behind the Nanaimo District Secondary School. Opened November 27, 1999 Other dedications: April 2000, June 2003 18-panel single wall Trail Marker As of Jan/06 - 1644 names and 26 messages (plus 55 to be posted)
Penticton	On the east Okanagan Lake Park in the Rotary Park near the where Penticton Creek enters Okanagan Lake. Opened October 17, 1998 Donor Panel Dedications: October 17, 1998, May 2000; May 22, 2003 Large 3-wall Trail Pavilion 4082 names and 138 messages (plus 226 to be posted)
Cranbrook	Located in Baker Park at 1st South and 14th Avenue in Cranbrook. From Highway 3, turn onto 1st South and head east for 8 blocks. Opened May 8, 2005 Donor Panel Dedications: May 8, 2005 6-Panel Bantam Marker 678 names and 45 messages (equivalent) (plus 34 to be posted)
Fernie	Located upstream of the West Fernie Highway #3 Bridge over the Elk River. Opened May 7, 2005 Donor Panel Dedications May 7, 2005 6-Panel Bantam Marker 299 names and 10 messages (equivalent) (7 to be posted)
Trail	Located upstream from the bridge over the Columbia river in Gyro park. Opened - September 25, 2005 Donor Panel Dedications - September 25, 2005 6-Panel Bantam Marker 780 names and ? messages (equivalent) (plus 22 to be posted)

More Pavilions will open soon in BC: Grand Forks (149 names to be posted) Fort St. John (149 names to be posted)
Location of Pavilions in other Provinces and Territories Link here for more information on pavilion locations in other parts of the country Alberta (6): Calgary, Edmonton, Athabaska, Medicine Hat, Canmore, Red Deer Saskatchewan (7): Regina, Meota, North Battleford, Edam, Moose Jaw, Saskatoon, Ellisboro Manitoba (4): Winnipeg, Emerson, West Hawk Lake, Roblin Ontario (23): Ottawa, Bracebridge, Barrie, Brantford, St. Thomas, Cambridge, Caledon East, Sudbury, Tweed, Uxbridge, Toronto, Burlington/Hamilton, Waterloo, Magnetawan, North Bay, Oldcastle (Windsor), Elliot Lake, Fort Erie, Guelph, Mississauga, Peterborough, Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay Québec (8): Montréal, Hull, Bromont, Chambly, Lévis, Quebec City, Rivière-du-Loup, Sherbrooke New Brunswick (2): Fredericton, Dieppe (Moncton) P.E.I. (1): Charlottetown Nova Scotia (1): Darthmouth (Halifax) Newfoundland (1): St. John's Yukon (4): Dawson City, Whitehorse, Mayo, Watson Lake N.W.T. (4): Norman Wells, Tuktoyaktuk, Inuvik, Yellowknife Nunavut (1): Iqualuit