
Project Overview
July 2025: Fitness equipment and rubber surfacing are complete and ready for use. Enjoy the space and happy exercising!
Fitness Equipment Project Update
Please note that the proposed locations for the fitness equipment have been updated. Due to unforeseen access limitations identified during discussions with the contractor, two original sites are no longer viable. Please see attached map to see the new proposed locations. The planned fitness equipment remains the same.
The City of New Westminster's Parks and Recreation Department is excited to announce the installation of new outdoor fitness stations along the popular Komagata Maru Perimeter Trail in Queensborough. This project aims to enhance the outdoor space and provide more diverse and accessible fitness options for all.
Fitness for Everyone
We are committed to creating an inclusive fitness experience for all members of our community. The selected equipment caters to a wide range of needs, including individuals with physical disabilities, older adults, and fitness enthusiasts. To further enhance accessibility, the fitness stations will be installed on rubber surfacing, making them more comfortable and approachable for those using mobility aids.
Fitness Circuit Details
The fitness circuit will consist of two stations strategically placed along the trail, featuring a total of four pieces of equipment: an elliptical machine, a hand cycler, pull-up bars, and parallel bars.
Station 1: Pull-Up Bars & Parallel Bars
Pull-Up Bars: Primarily for upper body strength training, offering exercises like pull-ups, assisted pull-ups, and hanging leg raises. The bars will be sized for adults with a height of 240 cm from the ground.
Parallel Bars: Wheelchair-accessible stations designed for beginners, advanced users, and rehabilitation patients. They can be used for various workouts, including dips, pull-ups, and lunges.
Station 2: Elliptical Machine & Hand Cycler
Elliptical Machine: Provides low-impact exercise targeting the lower body, upper body, and core muscles, while improving coordination.
Hand Cycler: Enhances cardiovascular fitness and strength, accessible to wheelchair users.
Location
The fitness stations will be located at along the Komagata Maru Perimeter Trail.

Project Contact
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Parks and Recreation:
Phone 604-527-4567
Email active@newwestcity.ca