Physical and Health Education – Division 5 at Stoney Creek
 

Category: Physical and Health Education

We did it! After going for progressively longer walks over the course of several weeks since Spring Break, Division 6 was ready to hike and hike we did!!

We left Friday morning right after attendance to set out on many familiar trails, and onto some new ones, too. Our route took us:

  • Out along the Stoney Creek Trail behind the school
  • Up the North Road Trails and left to Powerline Trail
  • Further up Powerline Trail to the Trans-Canada Trail
  • Trans-Canada Trail to Mel’s Trail
  • Mel’s Trail to Upper Gear Jammer

We celebrated at the top with some Timbits, and promptly headed back down as it was windy and a bit chilly at the top of the mountain! Our route back was a little more direct down Gear Jammer to Upper Cut, then down Function Junction where we retraced the rest of the route back to the school.

All in all, a 12 km hike, according to my FitBit! Well done Division 6…and this will count toward our Walk30 total.

Click here for a map of the trails to see where we went.

The weather was wet for our walk in the wetlands! Thankfully we were dressed for the weather and ready to go. We walked to Burnaby Lake Regional Park, all the way to Piper Spit and the Lookout Tower. Along the way we noticed the important parts of the wetland ecosystem and marveled at all the wildlife we saw right here in the middle of the city! Here are just a few of the sights we saw…

p.s. we walked 9.9 km round trip, phew!

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