Despite its address in suburban Maple Ridge, Golden Ears Provincial Park has plenty of wilderness to challenge adventurers. Experienced trekkers can climb the hiking trails up Alouette Mountain or tackle the Golden Ears Trail into the backcountry. Prefer gentler pastimes? Go swimming, windsurfing, canoeing, fishing, waterskiing, or boating at Alouette Lake. The parkâs three always-busy campgrounds have a total of 443 reservable sites, including 20 walk-in sites. Washrooms in all the campgrounds have wheelchair-accessible toilets, and Gold Creek and Alouette Campgrounds have accessible showers.
Despite its address in suburban Maple Ridge, Golden Ears Provincial Park has plenty of wilderness to challenge adventurers. Experienced trekkers can climb the hiking trails up Alouette Mountain or tackle the Golden Ears Trail into the backcountry. Prefer gentler pastimes? Go swimming, windsurfing, canoeing, fishing, waterskiing, or boating at Alouette Lake. The park’s three always-busy campgrounds have a total of 443 reservable sites, including 20 walk-in sites. Washrooms in all the campgrounds have wheelchair-accessible toilets, and Gold Creek and Alouette Campgrounds have accessible showers.
Golden Ears Provincial Park