Walk the Heights
Spend an afternoon exploring the shops and cafes along Hastings Street to experience the local flavor.





Burnaby Heights, affectionately known by locals as 'The Heights,' is one of Burnaby's most established and beloved neighborhoods. Perched on a high ridge overlooking the Burrard Inlet, the area provides some of the most spectacular views of the North Shore mountains in the Lower Mainland. The community is centered around Hastings Street, a walkable commercial corridor that has retained its charm with a high concentration of family-owned businesses, traditional delis, and acclaimed restaurants. With its blend of heritage architecture and a welcoming, small-town atmosphere, Burnaby Heights offers a distinct alternative to the more urbanized centers of Metro Vancouver. Throughout the year, the community comes alive with local festivals, most notably the annual Hats Off Day, which celebrates the area's unique local spirit.
Burnaby Heights, affectionately known by locals as 'The Heights,' is one of Burnaby's most established and beloved neighborhoods. Perched on a high ridge overlooking the Burrard Inlet, the area provides some of the most spectacular views of the North Shore mountains in the Lower Mainland. The community is centered around Hastings Street, a walkable commercial corridor that has retained its charm with a high concentration of family-owned businesses, traditional delis, and acclaimed restaurants. With its blend of heritage architecture and a welcoming, small-town atmosphere, Burnaby Heights offers a distinct alternative to the more urbanized centers of Metro Vancouver. Throughout the year, the community comes alive with local festivals, most notably the annual Hats Off Day, which celebrates the area's unique local spirit.
Breathtaking views of the North Shore mountains and Burrard Inlet.
A walkable commercial corridor with unique independent boutiques.
A diverse selection of traditional delis and local restaurants.
Home to Confederation Park and its various recreational facilities.
Strong community spirit showcased in annual local festivals.
Be prepared for some steep walks when exploring the residential streets off the main ridge.
While street parking is available, it can be limited during peak times on Hastings Street.
The neighborhood is primarily residential, offering a quieter experience than nearby urban centers.
Spend an afternoon exploring the shops and cafes along Hastings Street to experience the local flavor.
Enjoy the green space, which features a playground, water park, and a miniature railway.
Local shopping, community festivals, and scenic mountain views.
CAD $
$120-$200 p/day
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If visiting in June, don't miss this massive street party where local businesses 'take their hats off' to the community.
May - September
The neighborhood is particularly beautiful as the cherry blossoms and local gardens begin to bloom.
The best season for clear mountain views and attending the vibrant outdoor community festivals.
Enjoy the crisp air and the changing colors of the trees in the area's many parks and residential streets.
A cozy time to visit the local cafes and specialty food markets along the Hastings corridor.