Tri-Cities Neighbourhood
Heritage Mountain is technically a Port Moody neighbourhood that borders Coquitlam — but for Tri-Cities buyers it operates as part of the broader Coquitlam-Port Moody mountain corridor. Anchored by Heritage Woods Secondary, established 1990s-2000s build-out, strong family character.
Verified facts · Tri-Cities Neighbourhood
Location
Port Moody, bordering Coquitlam — part of the broader Tri-Cities mountain corridor
Anchor secondary
Heritage Woods Secondary
Build era
Primarily 1990s through 2000s
Product mix
Detached single-family + some townhomes
Character
Established family neighbourhood, mature streetscapes
Park access
Close to Bert Flinn Park, Eagle Mountain trail network
Schools
Heritage Woods Secondary anchors; multiple feeder elementaries
Buyer profile
Move-up families, established families
Tri-Cities Neighbourhood · Lived read
Heritage Mountain buyers are typically families prioritizing schools above all. The Heritage Woods Secondary catchment is one of the strongest school anchors in the Tri-Cities. Trade-off vs. Burke Mountain: more established, higher entry price for newer construction, less new-build inventory.
A 50-year Coquitlam resident and licensed REALTOR® at The MACNABS, Royal LePage Elite West.