Off-leash area · Lions Bay
Centennial Trail
- Fence not recorded
At the gate
- Parking
- Public lot right at the areaFree
- Transit
- 2 bus stops nearby
- Seating
- 2 benches or picnic tablesMapped on OpenStreetMap
- Dog-waste bins
- 1 bin or bag dispenser, right by the areaMapped on OpenStreetMap
Not in the records yet: fencing, small-dog area, water for dogs, shade, washroom, ground and off-leash hours. Check the posted signs for hours. Know one?
If your dog gets hurt
Nearest 24-hour vet: Burrard Animal Hospital, Vancouver, 23 km away in a straight line.
Call 604-738-5683From the source
- Off-leash under Lions Bay Animal Control and Licencing Bylaw 461, 2014
- The first 50 m of the trail is on-leash
- Dogs must be under the immediate care and control of a competent person
- Village-length trail marked with yellow triangles; bronze plaques at each end
- Trails are volunteer-built, not maintained to any set standard, and can be unsafe in high winds or heavy rain (falling trees, rockfall, swollen creeks).
Off-leash trails · Lions Bay
Dogs may be off leash on the Centennial, Harrison, Upper Harrison, Sunset, Tidewater/Kelvin, Totally Unnecessary and Trudi's trails and on Loggers Lane, except the first 50 m of each, which is on-leash. Dogs aren't allowed at Lions Bay Beach or Brunswick Beach. Village of Lions Bay
Boundary not mapped yet; the pin shows the approximate spot · dots: nearby parks
Field notes
About Centennial Trail
Questions
Before you go.
Is there parking at Centennial Trail?
Yes, the nearest public lot is under 0.1 km away and free.
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