On the drive back from Coquitlam, Ben stopped by Barnet Marine Park for a walk since the drizzle had eased off.

From the parking area, we crossed a covered bridge for safety purpose.

The covered bridge crosses over a railway line that runs parallel with the park and the Barnet inlet.

After crossing the bridge, a spiral walkway leads to the park area. This is wheelchair friendly.

A remnant of a structure that looks like a fort.

A flowerbed with a salmon sculpture.

The park is beautiful. You can see a newly wed couple having their wedding photos taken here. We also noticed that they used a drone to take photos.

Mountains, water and sailboat.

We walked down to the beach area and took some photos. The above is some sort of barnacles that cling to a rotten wood.

Seaweeds that were washed ashore.

Stilts from the historical logging mill camp.

Bricks from old structures lined part of the beaches.

This looks like a kind of lighthouse.

There are picnic tables for picnickers. There is a fenced up swimming beach here too.

We also noticed quite a number of people casting cages to catch crab here. Of course, you can fish here too.

It is a nice place to enjoy the nature. We were glad that we stopped by here for a walk.