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Anmore
Anmore is located in the Lower Mainland of Vancouver neighbouring
the communities of Port Moody, Coquitlam
and Belcarra.
Rural
Community
Anmore is a rural community located in the hills towards the north-west
side of Burrard Inlet that officially become a Village on December
7th, 1987. Anmore is made up of large estate-style homes usually
situated on acreages and has remained virtually untouched with only
the really commercially developed area in the community, is the
Village Hall located at 2697 Sunnyside Road, Anmore Camp & RV
Park and the Anmore Grocery.
Outdoor
Lifestyle
Anmore has remained virtually untouched and appeals to people who
enjoy the lifestyle of an outdoor quiet lifestyle. Horseback riding,
walking your dog or exploring the stars at night is all available
here.
Ioco
Road
To get to the Village of Anmore, take Ioco Road through Port
Moody to 1st Avenue then turn east on Sunnyside Road. Another
route is to take Ioco Road to Heritage Mountain Road, then turn
right on David Avenue to East Road. Travel on East Road to Sunnyside
Road.
Buntzen
Lake Reservoir Park
For a great walk while visiting Anmore, try visiting Buntzen Lake
Reservoir Park where you can find an excellent perimeter trail and
some areas for swimming. The trail that is located on the north
side of Sunnyside Road past the Village Hall is where you can find
the entrance into the park.
Belcarra
Regional Park
This 1,100 hectares (2,718 acres) park borders Anmore, Belcarra
and Port Moody is accessible by taking
Belcarra Regional Park that has numerous walking trails available
including the 2.5 km loop Sasamat Lake Loop Trail that features
the extremely popular White Pine Beach on Sasamat Lake.
Admiralty
Point Trail
For other walking trails located nearby to Anmore, a real favourite
is the Admiralty Point Trail in the nearby Village of Belcarra.
The easy 5 km (3 mile) hike takes you to Admiralty Point through
a well-established second-growth forest past panoramic vistas eventually
to a picnic site and a small shoreline area called Maple Beach that
features Cod Rock, a large outcrop next to Burrard Inlet.
Ocean
Kayaking
For ocean kayakers the area north of the Belcarra Regional Park
picnic site has some great areas to try especially around Whisky
Cove, Cosy Cove, Jug Island and Bedwell Bay. For Kayakers coming
out of Belcarra Park or Deep Cove in
the District of North Vancouver
and exploring Indian Arm this area can be crossed quite easily depending
on the weather. You can find rentals and weather information at
Belcarra Regional Park.
Very
Popular
Just a note, if you do intend to visit Sasamat Lake in the summer
time, the area is very popular and the parking lot fills up quickly.
In addition, White Pine Beach can sometimes get a little crowded
especially with the local teenagers during the hot weather, so try
to arrive early for a spot on the beach, a parking spot or, if you
prefer, a little more privacy.
Fishing
For people who love to fish, try angling on Buntzen Lake where there
are Rainbow and Cutthroat Trout, Kokanee plus some Dolly Varden.
Buntzen Lake tends to be a lot colder than the warmer Sasamat Lake.
Newport
Village
For shopping, entertainment and services, the closest thing to Anmore
is at Newport Village in Port Moody
just off Ioco Road. Here you can find a grocery store, Port Moody
Community Centre, Eagle Ridge Hospital, the arena, pharmacist, health-related
clinics, restaurants and a local favourite, the St. James' Well
Irish Pub.
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on Anmore
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