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Maple Ridge | British Columbia

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Lower Falls Trail | Golden Ears Provincial Park

Recommended by Daria Lysohub

You can reach this view by driving to the end of the park and walking about 6 km along a very green trail with a slight elevation that is suitable for people of all ages. (Note: brace yourself, the majority of recommended places on this page might have the word “trail”). Prepare to recharge with nature as you take your family on an adventure through the magical Pacific Northwest rainforest.

Closer to the waterfall, you can enter an open space where you can see the often snow-covered or foggy peaks of the neighbouring mountains, providing a wonderful backdrop for photographs and contemplation.

Photo: Daria Lysohub

  • Parking: North Beach Trail, Golden Ears Pkwy, Maple Ridge, BC V0M
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North Beach via North Beach Trail

Recommended by Daria Lysohub

To get to the North Beach, you need to follow the North Beach Trail, which is accompanied by a river with many exits to small swimming spots. At the end of the 2 km route, you will find an open area with beautiful natural surroundings and the opportunity to swim, fish or simply enjoy the breathtaking views.

North Beach is slightly smaller, but definitely less crowded than the larger South Beach, which you can turn to a few minutes early from the Golden Ears Parkway before entering the North Beach Trail.

Photo: Daria Lysohub

  • Parking: North Beach Trail, Golden Ears Pkwy, Maple Ridge, BC V0M
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fantastic view of north beach
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Liquor Store

Black Sheep Public House

Recommended by Daria Lysohub

The history of Black Sheep Public House began in 1987 and developed under the motto “Our client is king”.  The hospitality of this place includes an extensive selection of alcoholic beverages (just imagine, there are more than 18 beer options!) and delicious main courses with daily promotions on selected items.

Numerous reviews point out that this pub has a cozy and warm atmosphere, where such experiences are maintained by the cleanliness and courteous staff. Be sure to try stopping by after visiting Golden Ears, you won’t be disappointed.

Photo: theblacksheeppub.ca/the-pub

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Menzies Trail

Recommended by Jasmine Lee

The Menzies Trail is a multi-use, multi-direction trail in the heart of Golden Ears Provincial Park. Starting at the West Canyon Trail and ending near the Park headquarters (Mike Lake Road), the trail is 9 kilometres one way. Towards the end of the trail, a beautiful waterfall fed from the mountain streams flows down and is collected in a man-made pool before spilling over and continuing down to the lake.

The trail has a blue difficulty and mountain bikers should be warned that some erosion and lack of maintenance has made some of the steeper sections more difficult on a bike.

Photo: www.vancouvertrails.com

  • Parking: West Canyon Trail, OR Mike Lake Rd, Maple Ridge, BC
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picture of wild play

WildPlay Element Park

Recommended by Jasmine Lee

WildPlay is an outdoor amusement park that is centred around helping people evolve beyond their self-perceived barriers. With their motto “Play More. Fear Less.”, WildPlay believes that the best way to live a full life is to push your boundaries.

The Maple Ridge location includes adventure courses, where players make their way from treetop to treetop by walking across tightropes, climbing up cargo nets, sliding down ziplines, using rope swings, and balancing on wobbly bridges, with heights rising up to sixty feet. Other attractions include axe throwing and a freefall jump from forty feet in the air. This park is suitable for daredevils ages 5 and older.

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Laity Pumpkin Patch

Recommended by Phoebe Chan

The Laity Pumpkin Patch has October attractions that the whole family can enjoy together!

The Laity Pumpkin Patch has been a family-run agri-tourism business for over 30 years. During the pumpkin season in October, visitors come to the patch to find the “perfect pumpkin” to bring home.

In addition to picking a pumpkin, the place offers many other attractions such as picture-taking at the “Pumpkin Town”, the 2-acres corn maze, meeting with farm animals at the barn, the Farmer obstacle challenge games etc, which will keep your family entertained for hours.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/LaityPumpkinPatch

(North) 21145 128th Avenue, Maple Ridge, BC V4R 2R9

(South) 12725 Laity Street, Maple Ridge, BC V4R 2P2

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wildlife biologist

Raptors Ridge Birds of Prey

Recommended by Phoebe Chan

Raptors Ridge provides personalized hands-on experiences that offer visitors up-close and personalized memories!

You must not miss the most attractive program – “Hawk Walk”, where you can carry a bird on your glove as you walk along a forested trail and get your picture taken with the birds. Furthermore, you will see different raptors such as Barn Owl, Snowy Owl, Harris Hawk, Lanna Falcon etc, the flying demos, and a walk in the woods. You will all experience a great outdoor classroom in our natural rainforest.

Photo: https://www.raptorsridge.com/photos.html

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Alouette Lake

Recommended by Ryan Jensen

Alouette Lake is a perfect destination in Maple Ridge if you want a place to cool down on a warm summer day.

Alouette Lake is a popular spot for swimming, fishing and water sports such as windsurfing or water skiing. The lake also has a few large campgrounds for spending a few days in the sun.

Alouette Lake is home to some great views of the mountains and the lake is located 10 km from Golden Ears Provincial Park.

Photo: www.123dentist.com/beat-heat-top-15-swimming-destinations-families/

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lake and green mountains
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maple ridge act art centre

Act Art Centre

Recommended by Ryan Jensen

The Act Art Centre is a family-friendly place that excels at art programs, gallery exhibitions and performing arts that display many cultural and community events.

They host many types of events and hold programs to teach others the values of art and artistic skills. The Art council was created in 1970 and the Art Centre has been open since 2003. Their purpose is to provide arts to the hearts of the community.

They give around 40 plays a season and they are a non-profit society that donates their earnings back to the city.

Photo: www.langleyadvancetimes.com

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Whonnock Lake

Recommended by Jasmine Lee

Whonnock Lake is the perfect place for kayaking, canoeing, or stand-up paddleboarding. Paddle boats can be rented there. There are plenty of areas to sit and sunbathe, either on the sandy beach or in the grass. There are also two docks to jump off of, although I can’t personally recommend swimming for too long as the water is fairly murky. The kids might even be able to spot some frogs and tadpoles along the shoreline!

Whonnock Lake Centre is occasionally rented out as a wedding venue. You can imagine the beautiful wedding photos on the dock with the lake, trees, and mountains in the background. An amazing view, no matter if you are attending a wedding, basking in the sun, or paddling a boat.

Photo: www.piqsels.com

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HaneyHouse Today

Haney House Museum

Recommended by Jonathan Mok

Built in 1883 by Thomas Haney for his family, this house was inhabited by his family for three generations when it was given over to the city as a historic house. The 145 acres of land originally purchased by Thomas would eventually become the town of Haney.

The house now serves as a museum of family life, providing a look more than 100 years into the past and into the very beginnings of the town.

Photo of Haney House in 1902

  • 11612 224 St, Maple Ridge, BC V2X 5Z7
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