The Harris Road Bridge Put-in is an unpaved boat launch on the Alouette River in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, located just off Harris Road near the bridge.

It serves as the primary access point for paddlers heading onto this calm, semi-tidal river and is suitable for kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards at all skill levels.

From the put-in, paddlers can head east upstream through motor-free water for wildlife viewing — beavers, otters, eagles, herons, and more are commonly spotted along the forested banks.

Longer routes extend approximately 6 kilometres northeast toward an old movie set or over 7 kilometres southeast through farmland streams. Heading west connects paddlers to the Pitt River and eventually Pitt Lake.

The launch area features parking and portable toilet facilities, with a network of dyke trails nearby for walking or cycling.