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Semiahmoo Trail Semiahmoo Trail is a significant historical route that was used by Indigenous peoples and early settlers. In 1874, the “Semiahmoo Road” spanned 40 km from NewWestminster to the settlement of Semiahmoo (now Blaine, Washington). It was one of the first “roads” in Surrey – originally only accommodating trail walkers, horses, and wagons. Today, Semiahmoo Trail is made up of a combination of nature trails, paved paths, and roads, and provides residents with a peaceful place to walk. You can walk the trail in its entirety or just a portion. Animals also use the Trail as a corridor to travel between Sunnyside Acres Urban Forest and the Nicomekl River. Semiahmoo Trail runs through forest, and past ponds, creeks, and other small green spaces along the way. Watch for birds of prey up above, and listen for the chorus of our Pacific tree frog. Make sure to check out the huge Douglas-fir tree near the 22 Avenue entrance; it’s a designated Heritage Tree and a testament to the trees that stood here long ago. One of the easiest access points to Semiahmoo Trail is at the corner of 148 Street and 28 Avenue, near the pedestrian overpass. Please note there is no formal parking lot for Semiahmoo Trail.

3065 SemiahmooTrail or 28 Avenue off 148 Street

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Semiahmoo Trail Park

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Semiahmoo Trail Pedestrian Overpass

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150 ST

Sunnyside Acres Urban Forest

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