British Columbia Mobility Opportunities SocietyThere are many opportunities to engage with others in the community. Check out what’s coming up:
Throughout the summer, we offer hikes in other parks around Metro Vancouver. Join us August 25th for our third and final hike at Stanley Park! Forest trails in Stanley park offer more than 27 km of quiet refuge, far from the crowd, on the park's more developed periphery. Details on where to meet will be…
This is a special destination hike at Burnaby Lake. Details on where to meet will be determined by the hiking coordinator. This is an easy-to-reach hiking location for many of our participants. Essentially a flat trail around a lake, this location shines because of the rich birdlife. There are many picnic locations along the route.…
This is a special destination hike at Rocky Point. Details on where to meet will be determined by the hiking coordinator. This hike follows the boardwalk along the water’s edge in Port Moody. There are interpretive signs along the route identifying the local birdlife. Your wheelchair and belongings will be stored inside the BCMOS van…
On July 18th, join the BCMOS Hiking team and Discover Parks Ambassadors from the BC Parks Foundation at the Gold Creek trailhead in Golden Ears for an opportunity to learn about the accessibility options available for exploring BC’s parks. We’ll be there with the TrailRider and can answer your questions about it. For more information,…
Please note that the Paddling Centre will be closed on July 20th. Our regular paddling/kayaking schedule resumes on July 21st.
This is a special destination hike at Adaptive Fishing at Rice Lake. Details on where to meet will be determined by the hiking coordinator. This year BCMOS is proud to cast its adaptive fishing program along the scenic views of Lynn Canyon where you can fish at Rice Lake! Get your fishing rod ready and join us for…
Join us at the BCMOS Paddling Centre on July 21st from 11-4 for the first Paddling/Kayaking Kids Day of 2024. It will be a fun-filled day of paddling, snacks, games, and more! To secure a spot, please call 604-868-7374 or email paddling@bcmos.org (Please note that these spotscannot be booked online).
This destination hike is a round-trip hike to Spanish Banks starting at Pacific Spirit Park. Starting from the Pacific Spirit Park trailer, this hike takes you through the wooded trails to the beach, with stunning views of Vancouver and the North Shore Mountains. There are picnic tables along the waterfront. For more information, starting May…
Join us for a fun-filled day of sailing and hiking at the ASABC Sailing and BCMOS Hiking Kids Day on July 27th from 11 AM to 3 PM! Kids will experience the thrill of sailing and go on adventurous hikes around the Jericho Sailing Centre. To secure a spot, please call 236-513-4453 or email hiking@bcmos.org…
This is a special destination hike at Cypress Falls. Details on where to meet will be determined by the hiking coordinator. A tough, technical hike to a spectacular canyon boasting two breathtaking waterfalls. It’s well worth the effort. Your wheelchair and belongings will be stored inside the BCMOS van on location. For more information, starting May 22,…
This is a special destination hike at Iona Beach. Details on where to meet will be determined by the hiking coordinator. Located just north of Vancouver International Airport, Iona Beach Regional Park is a unique area of land made up of a long, narrow jetty of sand and grass along the mouth of the Fraser River.…
This is a special destination hike at Dog Mountain in the North Shore. Details on where to meet will be determined by the hiking coordinator. The Dog Mountain Trail is a short, easy hike from Mount Seymour that offers a spectacular view of Vancouver on a clear day. Your wheelchair and belongings will be stored inside…
We’re always looking for more people and organizations to host interesting and engaging live disability focused webinars. If you have an idea for a workshop or presentation, we would love to hear from you.
Please email: info@connectra.org.
The Disability Foundation and affiliated societies' locations, programs, and events are inclusive and welcoming environments. Participation in any of the aforementioned organizations is subject to the observance of the Disability Foundation and affiliated societies' rules and procedures. Staff, volunteers, and clients are part of a team and expected to conduct themselves in a respectful manner. This means that physical harm, verbal or written abuse, harassment of any kind, and any bullying behaviour will not be tolerated. Anyone found to have committed conduct prohibited by the societies is subject to disciplinary actions as deemed fit by the Executive Director, up to and including removal from the programs.