British Columbia Mobility Opportunities SocietyThere are many opportunities to engage with others in the community. Check out what’s coming up:
Join BCMOS on June 22, for an accessible group hike and picnic at Burnaby Lake! This easy-to-reach trail loops around the lake on flat terrain, making it ideal for all mobility levels. Known for its peaceful setting and rich birdlife, Burnaby Lake is the perfect spot to relax, enjoy nature, and connect with fellow hikers.…
Join BCMOS on Saturday, June 28, for an accessible hike at Tynehead Regional Park in Surrey. This scenic route features thick forests, peaceful wildflower meadows, and charming bridge crossings. Registration opens soon – stay tuned!
Join BCMOS on Sunday, June 29, for a weekend theme hike starting in Pacific Spirit Park. This accessible group hike will take you through beautiful scenery out to Jericho Beach and beyond. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy a social activity and take in the natural beauty of Vancouver. Registration opens soon – stay tuned!
Join BCMOS on July 5 for a weekend theme hike through the majestic old-growth forest of Lighthouse Park. This trail features 55-meter Douglas firs, a variety of scenic terrain, and stunning lookout points across English Bay. You’ll also pass by the historic lighthouse that dates back to 1912. Please note that while the trails are…
Join BCMOS on July 6 for a weekend hike to Dog Mountain, nestled in Mount Seymour Provincial Park. This scenic hike offers beautiful forested trails and stunning views of West Vancouver. Registration opens soon – stay tuned!
Join BCMOS on Saturday, July 12, for a relaxing sunset hike at Jericho Beach. Enjoy a peaceful summer evening stroll along the shoreline as the sun sets over the ocean. This accessible group hike is a perfect way to unwind, take in beautiful views, and enjoy great company. Registration opens soon – stay tuned!
Join BCMOS on Saturday, July 13, for an accessible hike at Tynehead Regional Park in Surrey. This scenic route features thick forests, peaceful wildflower meadows, and charming bridge crossings. Registration opens soon – stay tuned!
Join BCMOS on Saturday, July 19, for a weekend theme hike at Stanley Park. This accessible group hike explores forest trails that span more than 27 km, offering a peaceful escape from the busier edges of the park. Registration opens soon – stay tuned!
Join BCMOS on Saturday, July 26, for a scenic weekend hike from Burnaby Mountain to the Rose Garden. This 10.5-km out-and-back trail is moderately challenging and takes an average of 3 hours and 4 minutes to complete. The route is open year-round, making it a favourite for locals who enjoy birding, nature walks, and peaceful…
Join BCMOS on Sunday, July 27, for a relaxed and scenic group hike at Rocky Point in Port Moody. This accessible hike follows the boardwalk along the water’s edge, with interpretive signs highlighting local birdlife. Finish the hike with a sweet summer treat — ice cream by the water! Registration opens soon – stay tuned!
Join BCMOS on Saturday, August 2, for a relaxing day of fishing at beautiful Rice Lake in Lynn Valley, North Shore. We’ll bring the fishing rods—just dip a line in and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Registration opens soon – stay tuned!
Join BCMOS on Sunday, August 3, for an accessible hike through the unique ecosystem of Burns Bog. This trail offers a gentle walking experience, with many sections covered by boardwalks—making it one of the most accessible nature routes in the region. Registration opens soon – stay tuned!
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.