Port Moody Profile
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About Port Moody
Port Moody is a city at the eastern end of Burrard Inlet in Metro Vancouver, between Coquitlam and Burnaby Mountain. It grew as a Canadian Pacific railway terminus and mill town and now markets itself as a City of the Arts, with an inlet shoreline, Rocky Point Park, and a row of breweries. Inlet Centre SkyTrain has pulled new housing toward the water. About 34,000 people live in Port Moody.
Known for
- Eastern end of Burrard Inlet
- Rocky Point Park and the shoreline trail
- Brewers Row along Murray Street
- City of the Arts and a historic mill and rail terminus
- Inlet Centre SkyTrain neighbourhood
See & do
Rocky Point Park
Inlet park, pier, beach, and the start of the shoreline trail.
Shoreline Trail
Boardwalk and forest path along the north shore of the inlet.
Brewers Row
Cluster of craft breweries in former industrial buildings on Murray Street.
Port Moody Station Museum
Railway museum in the old CPR station.
Bert Flinn Park
Forest trails on the former quarry lands above the city.
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