Now that we’re returning back to our in-person work and learning environments, here's a list of some of our favourite places to walk around UBC’s beautiful campuses.
Point Grey Campus
Okanagan Campus
Pine Loop
A 1.7 km that goes through the woods of the western part of campus. This rugged trail allows access to Quail Ridge, and links to other trails surrounding Robert Lake. The Pine Loop trail is great for an afternoon stroll in the woods or for some bird watching.
Snowberry Loop
1.55 km in length, this paved path connects the Engineering, Management and Education (EME) building and other campus buildings together. It also gives spectacular views of the country community Ellison across the valley. Good way to stretch your legs, clear your mind and enjoy the beautiful surrounding landscape.
The Old Pond Trail
The Old Pond Trail is a great quick break from campus. Just under 1 km, this loop around the Pond allows walkers to be immersed in a forest setting, while staying near the campus core. Along this trail are the Learning Garden, University House, and Fire Pit.
Juniper Trail
This 1 km trail serves as a connection between the Snowberry Loop and the Pine Trail. The Juniper trail links the Okanagan campus to Aberdeen Hall, and is becoming utilized more as the development grows.
You can check out these trails and their respective details here.

Take the next step
Please feel free to adapt these walks to your comfort levels and abilities! Looking for a guided walk around campus where you can check out a new route, meet new people, and have some fun? The Move U Crew will be offering Wellbeing Walks this fall including a puppy walk, campus tour, and a scavenger hunt. Check out our Wellbeing Walk webpage for more details and stay tuned for registration in the fall. Happy moving!
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