The following are highlights from the Fort Langley Walking Tour. In total, you’ll enjoy 19 audio insights in this immersive, self-guided experience, featuring the iconic Fort Langley Community Hall, the historic CN Station, the serene Marina Park & River Boardwalk, and much more!

You can walk into many of the filming locations like the Fort Gallery you see here.

Listen to a tour guide through your smartphone on this leisurely walking tour of Fort Langley's downtown! Productions featured on the tour include hit TV shows Riverdale, Big Sky, Bates Motel and Supernatural, plus films like Sonic the Hedgehog 2, The Fog, The Santa Claus, the Air Bud series & over 30 Hallmark movies! Once we point them out, you'll recognize filming locations & sets, learn about the movie stars that worked them and find out why Fort Langley is such a popular spot for film & television production. The tour also comes with fun location based trivia questions. After the commentary plays, look at your device and tap your guess at the answer. Along with tour guide directions, live GPS map shows where you are and where to go next. As you get close, tour guide commentary will automatically play. Enjoy anytime, not just on your booking date. Stop & start anywhere along route. Note: the number of travelers you select is the number of devices you can download the tour to.

Aside from its role as a popular filming location, the Fort Langley Community Hall has a long history. We'll touch on that too!

& REMPEL MERCANTILE. We'll tell you why these stores are a couple of Fort Langley's most popular filming locations.

This nostalgic candy and chocolate store was used in a Hallmark movie which we will tell you about.

Popular with stylists and prop specialists, it's perfect for productions needing an authentic look.

Welcome to the Historic Canadian Northern Railway station! We'll tell you a few of the productions it appears in.

As the largest and oldest pub in Fort Langley, it’s not surprising that it was used as a film location in a number of productions.

When shot on a dark night, the banks of the Fraser River are perfect for the ghostly or horror type productions that require a little more creepiness!

If you look at the streetscape, I'm sure you can imagine the scene from pretty much every romantic Christmas movie ever made.

We'll tell you why this mall, with 60 independent dealers has been so important to the film industry for over 35 years.

BIG SKY. You'll see a tall building on the corner, separated into three unique storefronts. The middle one was featured in the ABC-thriller Big Sky

This cafe, which is now closed, pays tribute to the local film scene. We'll tell you some of productions..old and new.

THE PAST. Fort Langley’s nickname is the Birthplace of BC. We'll tell you how that came about.

You'll hear about the church, which is one of the oldest churches in continuous operation in the province.

As we walk along the cemetery again, it's the perfect time to talk a bit about the supernatural here in Fort Langley.

Experience the excitement of the early West Coast fur trade at Fort Langley and stand in the spot where BC was proclaimed a British colony in 1858.

Great place for a hike, bike or take a stroll!

Kids love the Scavenger Hunt, rope making, tomato and egg sorting demonstrations.

Great spot for fresh fruit & veggies.

Performing Arts Theatre.

Beautiful place.

Great spot for some coffee on the tour.