Exploring Fort Langley: A Cinematic Adventure With Smartphone Audio Walking Tour

Enjoy a leisurely walking tour of Fort Langley's downtown while listening to a tour guide via your smartphone! Along with popular TV programs like Riverdale, Big Sky, Bates Motel, and Supernatural, the tour features motion pictures like Sonic the Hedgehog 2, The Fog, The Santa Claus, the Air Bud series, and more than 30 Hallmark productions! You'll be able to identify filming sites and sets once we point them out, discover the background of the movie stars who filmed there, and discover why Fort Langley is such a well-liked location for film and television productions. Fun trivia questions based on the tour's location are also included. Look at your device and tap your best estimate of the answer once the commentary has finished. A real-time GPS map indicates your current location and your next destination, in addition to the directions provided by your tour guide. As you approach, the tour guide

Many of the filming locations, like the Fort Gallery that you see here, are open for you to enter.

SAFE FOR FILM. As you will soon discover, Fort Langley has the atmosphere of a classic village, replete with church steeples, modern and vintage businesses, and a pastoral setting.

The Fort Langley Community Hall is not only a well-liked shooting location; it has a rich past. We will also discuss that!

& MERCANTILE REMPEL. We'll explain why these shops are among the most often used filming sites in Fort Langley.

There is a Hallmark movie that features this classic candy and chocolate store, which we shall discuss.

It's well-liked among stylists and prop experts and ideal for productions that require an authentic look.

The Historic Canadian Northern Railway station welcomes you! We'll list a few of the productions in which it has been featured.

It should come as no surprise that it served as a film location for several projects, given it is the biggest and most established bar in Fort Langley.

The Fraser River's banks are ideal for ghostly or horror-style films that need a little extra spooky when they're shot on a dark night!

You can probably picture the scene from almost every romantic Christmas movie ever produced if you take a peek at the streetscape.

We'll explain why, over the course of more than 35 years, this mall—which boasts 60 independent dealers—has been so significant to the film business.

Vast Sky. On the corner, there is a towering building that is divided into three distinct storefronts. The middle one appeared in Big Sky, an ABC thriller.

This cafe honors the regional cinema industry. You'll hear about a few productions, both new and old.

YET AFTER. "Birthplace of BC" is the nickname given to Fort Langley. We'll explain to you how that happened.

You will be informed about the church, which is among the oldest in the province still in continuous use.

It is an opportune moment to discuss the paranormal in Fort Langley as we stroll around the cemetery once more.