Tynehead Regional Park

Tynehead Perimeter Trail

Natural and Unnatural History of Tynehead Regional Park City of Surrey Legend
Trails (existing)
Tynehead Perimeter Trail (TPT)
Guildford Phase 1
102nd Avenue Phase 2
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Existing staging area
Hatchery 172nd Street enhancements including
Staging parking capacity,
washrooms, picnic tables,
etc.
96th Avenue
Interpretive enhancements, which depend less on words and more on struc-
tures and art, will be used to convey a sense of place and an understanding Scale: (metres)
1000 NORTH
of how natural and human activities (unnatural history) have shaped the 150 100 50 0m

park’s ecosystems.
Two and three dimensional items located along the trail and at story stations The trail fosters connections between,
will peak interest and provide insight into the park’s ephemeral streams,
• two diverse sides of the park
grasslands, invasive species, wildlife and farming history. • a variety of landscapes and habitats
• the Serpentine River to its headwaters *
City of Surrey - Bicycle & Pedestrian Overpass at Highway 1 • people to nature
Tynehead park
Regional
Park
boundary
future trail
Vision for the Trail
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Tyinmeter Trail
• The trail welcomes everyone and helps create a sense of place by integrating a
Per variety of natural and man-made features.

• It protects and enhances the park’s features and natural processes and strives to
168th Avenue educate visitors about the Serpentine River and its watershed.
Staging Area
Busby Perkins + Will
• It provides for healthy outdoor activities and experiences through a sequence of
Bridge computer simulations from diverse landscapes.
different perspectives.
Plan view of bridge
• Connections to areas outside the park increase the trail’s significance.
City of Surrey, in co-operation with Metro
Vancouver, is providing a north-south * MV received a grant of $1 million, for Phase 1 of the
pedestrian/cycling bridge across Highway 1 trail, from Recreation Infrastructure Canada - a
Busby Perkins + Will at the 168th Street Staging Area. program of Canada’s Economic Action Plan

06/30/2010
 Tynehead Perimeter Trail
Phase 1 - Plan View

Phase 2 - Perimeter Trail To Surrey Bend and LEGEND:

Barnston Island Regional Parks.....
Park Boundary
168th Street bicycle & Perimeter Trail (phase 1)
pedestrian overpass Perimeter Trail (phase 2 - future)

Interpretive Story Stations

168th Street Staging Area
Day use facilities with additional Bicycle & pedestrian overpass
parking, compost toilets, future Entry Feature (by City of Surrey)
interpretive display area, kiosk
and picnic tables. Bio-pond and Bio-swales
(by City of Surrey)
Invasive Species
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Story Station hwa
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Phase 1 - Tynehead Perimeter Trail
Grassland 5.6km long, 4m wide, asphalt trail for
Existing Story Station
walking, wheelchairs, rollerblading, skate
boarding and cycling
Off-leash
Area
Tynehead Regional Park 176th Avenue
168th Street

Interchange

176th Street
Ephemeral Stream
Farm
Story Station
Story Station 172nd Street Staging Area
New day use facilities, parking,
Tynehead picnic area, compost toilets.
Hatchery Entry Feature Gerow Barn
Park Boundary

96th Avenue
Tynehead
Community To Golden Ears
Hall North
Bridge