
WALKit
Walking is a great way to get around, explore our city, and help achieve your fitness goals. Join us for a walk, or use our web map to explore new pedestrian routes in your neighbourhood!
Get moving, meet new people, and learn about various areas and topics of interest through the WALKit program. We offer free guided walks for:
- Ages 55+: Wednesdays, year-round
- Punjabi Language: See schedule below
Can't meet up? Use our interactive WALKit Web Map to explore pedestrian routes across Surrey.
WALKit activity program: 55+
Join us for our group walks on Wednesdays to work on mobility, meet new people, and chat about different points of interest along the way. Hosted year-round.
Crescent Beach walk
April 2 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Join us on this local nature walk in Surrey's only beach community! Explore the walking trails in Blackie Spit Park. Check out the Dunsmuir Community Garden. Walk the gravel promenade pathway that runs next to the beach. Check out the sights and sounds of the ocean.
Blackie Spit
Bear Creek Park nature walk
April 9 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Walk in one of Surrey's most popular parks. Explore the nature trails that wind through meadows and forests. Lookout for owls, eagles, ducks, aquatic insects, frogs, and salamanders.
Bear Creek Park
Bakerview urban walk
April 16 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Join us on this local urban walk that will highlight local community services, programs and businesses. Explore local landmarks such as the Semiahmoo Library and police station "living wall".
Bakerview Park
Newton walk
April 23 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Join us on this local urban and nature walk that will highlight local community services, and programs. Explore the trails in Unwin Park and learn more about the Garden of Generations.
Unwin Park
Surrey Lake nature walk
April 30 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Walk at the scenic natural area featuring a large, human-made lake. Explore the nature trail and possibly see frogs, salmon, ducks, eagles, deer, and more!
Surrey Lake Park
Redwood Park nature walk
May 7 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Walk in one of Surrey's most spectacular nature destinations! Explore the peaceful forest of tall trees, including the mature Sierra Redwoods.
Redwood Park
Green Timbers nature walk
May 14 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Join us for an urban forest walk at the birthplace of reforestation in B.C. Learn more about the Surrey Nature Centre, and explore Green Timbers Lake.
Green Timbers Park
Crescent Park nature walk
May 21 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Walk through the mature second growth forests. See ponds and streams and many species of birds, ducks, and kingfishers.
Crescent Park
Tynehead Regional Park walk
May 28 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Experience nature and ecology as you explore one of the local parks in Guildford. This walk includes the Tynehead Hatchery, wildlife unique to this area and poetry signs throughout the park.
Tynehead Regional Park
Cloverdale Athletic Park walk
June 4 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Join us on a walk through the Cloverdale Athletic Park and surrounding neighbourhoods. Check out many of the park amenities like the picnic area, sports fields, and tennis courts.
Cloverdale Athletic Park
Fraser Heights walk
June 11 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Join us on this local urban and nature walk that highlights community services and programs. Learn about the history of Fraser Heights and explore local landmarks such as Fraser Heights Park and Fraserglen Park.
Fraser Heights Recreation Centre
South Surrey nature walk
June 18 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Join us on this local nature walk of the historic Semiahmoo Trail. During the walk, learn about the services at the South Surrey Recreation and Arts Centre.
South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre
Elgin Heritage Park walk
June 25 at 10am-11:30am and 12pm-1:30pm
Join us for a walk on the banks of the Nicomekl River! Check out the gorgeous wetland, meadow, forested area, and marina. Learn more about the history and the events offered at the Historic Stewart Farm.
Elgin Heritage Park
WALKit activity program: Punjabi
As part of the City of Surrey's Focus Newton initiative, we're fostering social connections and building a vibrant, connected community.
Serpentine Greenway walk
(presented in Punjabi)
April 10 at 10am-11:30am
Join us for a walk on the Serpentine Greenway in Newton. Experience nature in an urban setting while learning about activities offered at Newton Athletic Park.
Newton Athletic Park
Newton walk
(presented in Punjabi)
May 15 at 10am-11:30am
Join us on this local urban and nature walk that will highlight local community services, and programs. Explore the trails in Unwin Park and learn more about the Garden of Generations.
Unwin Park
Mud Bay Park nature walk
(presented in Punjabi)
June 12 at 10am-11:30am
Join us for a walk which features spectacular view of Boundary Bay! Be on the lookout for shorebirds and waterfowl. Enjoy ocean views while walking along the shore on a flat, wide, gravel trail.
Mud Bay Park
The registration system is in English. If you would like language support to register for a Punjabi WALKit, contact Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS) Society at 604-596-7722, Ext. 185.
WALKit activity program: Mandarin
Bakerview urban walk
(presented in Mandarin)
April 24 at 10am-11:30am
Join us on this local urban walk that will highlight local community services, programs and businesses. Explore local landmarks such as the Semiahmoo Library and police station "living wall".
Bakerview Park
WALKit Beginner
Explore your City and join us for a gentle walk. If you are new to exercise or experience limited mobility, walking is a great way to get around. Use our web map to find new pedestrian routes in your neighbourhood that suit your pace and needs!
WALKit Beginner
April 24 at 10:30am-11:30am
Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre
WALKit Beginner
May 1 at 10:30am-11:30am
South Surrey Indoor Pool
WALKit Beginner
May 8 at 10:30am-11:30am
South Surrey Recreation and Art Centre
WALKit Beginner
May 15 at 10:30am-11:30am
Bakerview Park
WALKit Beginner
May 22 at 10:30am -11:30am
Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre
WALKit Beginner
May 29 at 10:30am-11:30am
South Surrey Recreation and Art Centre
WALKit web map

Use the web map to get a detailed overview of pedestrian routes across Surrey, including routes that are age friendly. Plan your preferred route and enjoy a stroll outdoors. You can meet new people, get some fresh air and exercise.
How to use the map

Zoom in and out
Zoom the map in (objects appear larger), or zoom the map out (objects appear smaller). Alternatively you can use two fingers on a smart phone or other touch screen device to zoom in or out.

Locate me
Orients your current location to the center of the map. You may be prompted to allow experience.arcgis.com to know your location. Select Allow if you want the map to locate you.

Search
Type in things to search and pick from the list of suggestions provided. For example: type in Newton to see options to choose from. Map will zoom to selected item.

Layers/legend
See the Layer List or the Legend. The Layer List provides four layers of information on the map that a you can toggle on or off. The Legend describes content of map.

Toggle aerial
Change the background of the map between map view or aerial photo view.

Draw
Create simple markup graphics in the form of points, lines and polygons and choose from a variety of colours and templates. You can also display measurements with your choice of units. These graphics will remain on the app until the browser is closed/refreshed.

Print the current map view by connecting the app to your local printer or saving the image as a file on your mobile device.
Leave feedback about your walking route
Leave feedback about your walking experience and report a problem if your walk was not satisfactory. Click on the arrow button on the left side of the screen to view the feedback form. Your feedback could help prioritize future route improvements.
Trails & parks
If you prefer walking through the forest or surrounded by nature and wildlife, check out:
Walking tracks
If you're looking for cushioned walking tracks, check out the walking tracks at:
- Bear Creek Park (adjacent to Surrey Arts Centre)
- Newton Athletic Park
- South Surrey Athletic Park
- Guildford Recreation Centre (Indoors. Drop-in admission required)
Walking groups
Walking with others is a great way to catch up with family and friends while also getting fresh air and exercise. There are also numerous walking groups in Surrey for anyone looking to get out and meet new people.
Check out the following resources to find a group near you:
- Surrey Trekkers Volkssport Club
- Guildford Town Centre Walking Club
- Probus Club of White Rock & South Surrey
- Meetup for Walking Groups
- Semiahmoo Walkers
- WalkBC
Know of a walking group not on this list? Please contact cityofsurrey@surrey.ca
Charity walks
Walk for a great cause at an upcoming charity walk in Surrey:
Sign up for a Charity Walk near you:
- Run Surrey Run
- Coldest Night of the Year
- Walk with Your Doc
- Terry Fox Run
- The Father's Day Run
- Child Development Foundation
- CIBC Run for the Cure
- CDSS Walk for Awareness
- Sun Life Walk to Cure Diabetes
Know of a charitable walk not on this list? Please contact cityofsurrey@surrey.ca
Self-guided walks
For scenic walks that take you past public art, gardens, or the waterfront, check out:
Walking Plan
Download the Surrey Walking Plan to read more about our goals for improvements across the city.

Greenways Plan
Review our Greenways Master Plan to discover our multi-use pathways for pedestrians.

Walking safety tips
We want you to stay safe while walking. Follow these tips: