Minnekhada Regional Park

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Minnicada Regional Park (Minnekhada Regional Park) Minnicada Regional Park (Minnekhada Regional Park) is located on the Shandong side of Coquitlam City, Canada, adjacent to the Pitt River, with an area of 450 hectares. It is a very rich forest, marsh wetland, riverbank habitat, and first-class bird watching. The holy place for hiking in the wild, it is very quiet, lush trees, many water birds, and wildlife often haunts. According to statistics, there have been 229 species of birds infested here. Among them, the marsh wetlands with 19 species of water birds live in, which is the favorite area for bird watchers. Winter is the best time for waterbirds. Ring-necked diving duck (Ring-necked Ducks), spotted diving duck (Lesser Scaup), grape-breasted duck (American Wigeon), autumn sand duck (Hooded Mergansers) are frequent visitors to this season. You may also see heterogeneous earthworms (Varied Thrushes) and dark-eyed grasshopper (Darked-eyed Juncos). Minnica Regional Park is only about 3 kilometers away from the straight line where I live. You can drive David Ave to Soball Rd to Vitoria Dr, and then walk about 6 kilometers and 10 minutes along Vitoria Dr. It was once the location of the Twilight City series of movies. Because of the dense and towering forest, the continuous rain in winter, the dark horror in the forest in the evening, bears, wolves and other animals haunted from time to time, it is indeed mysterious enough to become the ideal home for vampires. The scenes of the houses of werewolf Jacob and Billy Black were shot nearby, and the house in the movie is a private residence, at the corner of Victoria Drive, Gilleys Trail and Quarry Road, the house is painted red to match the content of the book. Opposite the road is Minnekhada Regional Park, many outdoor scenes in the eclipse are filmed here.