Things to Do in Coquitlam
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Dell Lanes
- Whalley
A five-pin bowling alley hosts guests for games during regular or laser bowling; a kitchen offers snacks and entrees, including breakfast
_BCBusiness_ magazine
- West Central Valley
Readers flip through print pages and scroll through digital publications, learning about the region's hottest markets and businesses
West Coast Wine Education
- Multiple Locations
Groups explore three Fraser Valley vineyards in an all-day excursion led by experienced wine educators
Laserdome Plus
- Maplewood
24 ft. soft jungle gym with obstacles, bridges, and tunnels; indoor rock climbing wall with 14 autobelay ropes
Pro Dojos
- Multiple Locations
Ten classes in various martial-arts disciplines such as karate, judo, jujitsu, and MMA
Bikram Yoga Tri-city
- Coquitlam
Skilled instructors lead students through 26 methodical yoga poses in a room heated to 105 degrees.
West Coast Martial Arts
- Multiple Locations
Kids' classes focus on Brazilian jiu-jitsu basics interspersed with lessons in self-discipline and self-esteem
Bikram Yoga Burnaby
- Lougheed Town Centre
Inside an ultramodern studio’s heated rooms, seasoned teachers share beginner-friendly poses that centre the mind and strengthen the body
Westwood Karate
Kids’ karate classes focus on self-defense and discipline, and kick-boxing helps adults tone up
Healing Movements
- Whalley
Yoga classes include Vinyasa Flow, Ashtanga, Hatha, as well as sessions for beginners, seniors, and pregnant women
Team Titan Mixed Martial Arts
- Coquitlam
Kids aged 5–15 learn kick-boxing, jiu jitsu, MMA, and wrestling techniques in a fun environment that promotes teamwork and discipline
Bamboo Yoga
- Downtown
Instructors teach a variety of yoga styles—such as Hatha, Vinyasa, and power yoga—to strengthen body and mind
Fitness Challenge
Access to Apex, and Life Fitness equipment, cardio machines, weight room, two aerobics classes, and squash court
Kildare Riding School
Students of all ages and experience levels get familiar with safety and handling techniques during group lessons
Rider Watersports
- Alouette Lake Dock at Golden Ears Provincial Park
During 45-minute intro to wakeboarding classes, teachers cover boat safety, stance, and board control
Mountain View Wildlife Conservation
Guided tour showcases endangered wildlife and engages in protection activities; adoption includes food and care for spotted owl for one year
The Rock Wall Climbing Gym
Adult adventurers learn effective ways to safely climb rock walls & belaying basics during group night classes
Beach Yoga & Wellness
- Port Coquitlam
Isometric Pilates exercises blend with intermediate- and advanced-level yoga poses to strengthen core muscles and sculpt lean limbs
Kick It Martial Arts
- Surrey
The children's martial-arts class teaches self-defense moves and discipline to tots as young as 3
YoGuy Mens Yoga
- Maa Yoga
Male-centric yoga classes combine relaxed series of static and moving poses to promote muscle and joint health
Namaste Yoga Studio - Vancouver
- Lynnmour South
A 45-minute all-levels Hatha class combines a steady flow of connected asanas with controlled breathing techniques to enrich mind and body
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Deep in the west coast’s tangle of rainforest and foliage, paintballers skulk across 100 acres of playing ground divided into six fields. They hide behind mammoth tree stumps, traverse bridges over streams, and navigate themed battlegrounds such as The City populated with abandoned shacks and beat up pickups. Players can bring their own equipment or rent gear onsite; however, paintballs used during gameplay must be purchases at Maple Ridge Paintball.
Inside Paddlewheeler Riverboat Cruises' signature vessel, the MV Native, captains transport passengers 100 years back in time when scores of paddle wheelers churned through the rivers of British Columbia. Before the authentic-style vessel casts off into the Frasier River, the crew tailors each voyage to a different theme that treat passengers to off land DJ dance parties, views of local wildlife, and journeys to historic locales such as Fort Langley. Their boat also plays host to special occasions including weddings and private parties. Towering mountain ranges act as a backdrop for each tour, and the ship's white and red exterior greets eyes with a classic design that echoes the Canadian flag flown at its bow and the giant candy cane used to anchor its stern.
The same course that hosted some of Vancouver’s first horse-racing events in the 1890s today boasts such luxury amenities as a casino, lounge, and upscale dining options for attendees who file into the tiered grandstand. Hastings Racecourse fuels racing festivities with a slew of concession stands and five different dining spots, including Silks restaurant—known for its buffets and 9-inch table monitors. Lady Luck strolls through the gaming-floor area, passing by more than 600 slot machines before arriving in the lounge. Hastings Racecourse is also the home of Mario Gutiérrez, the winner of last year's Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes.
The abundance of natural splendour surrounding Burnaby's small lake inspired the creation of Deer Lake Boat Rentals. With blue herons standing tall in the waters, eagles soaring overhead, and turtles playing duck-duck-goose with Canadian geese, the region is teeming with wildlife. Fourteen years under the current ownership and opened in 1972, Deer Lake Boat Rentals rent kayaks, rowboats, pedal boats, and canoes to make the lake and its wildlife accessible to families. They are also equally focused on safety, so they provide all the requisite necessities, including lifejackets and staff a skilled crew ready to assist in any way necessary.
On September 9, 1979, more than 100,000 Whitecaps fans lined Robson Street to salute their hometown club. That day, the Whitecaps returned home after becoming Vancouver's first professional sports team to win a major North American championship: they had just defeated the Tampa Bay Rowdies to claim the North American Soccer League title.
Since that first one, the franchise has won six additional titles–including four in a row from 1988–1991 while playing as the 86ers in the Canadian Soccer League. In fact, the club competed under that 86ers moniker until 2000. That year, spurred by public support and an unexplainable 'Caps logo beamed into the night sky, it re-emerged under its original Whitecaps identity. Today, the 21st-century incarnation of the club continues to battle for its first championship as part of Major League Soccer, where it began play in 2011.
When most of the local boating club's members decided to venture into sailing large cruisers and racing, a small group of sailors remained loyal to their first love—sailing dinghies. This tightly knit crew formed Rocky Point Sailing Association, which today encompasses a fleet of about 40 boats and a staff of more than a dozen Sail Canada instructors.
At their headquarters inside of Rocky Point Park's Old Mill Boathouse, the sailors instruct kids as young as 4 years up through adults in all levels of sailing. Rocky Point's team also extends membership privileges, such as the use of a restored Columbia 27 cruiser, the Orane. To indulge competitive spirits, RPSA's crew also maintains a race team.
