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Golden Ears, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows and Mission Hiking Trails
Welcome to the Golden Ears, Maple Ridge and Mission region of the Lower Mainland. This area runs east along the Fraser River from Pitt Lake, Alouette Lake and finally to Stave Lake encompassing nearly 200 square kilometers of backcountry.
A handful of notable peaks are found in this region including Golden Ears, Edge Peak, Blanshard Peak, Mount Crickmer and Mount Robie Reid -- once nicknamed "Old Baldy"
Unlike the North Shore, many of these trails are less traveled during the winter months and often Golden Ears Provincial Park could be closed due to heavy winter conditions.
Listing 11 Trails
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- Alouette Trail
Golden Ears Provincial Park, Maple RidgeExtreme, 10.20 km, 1138 m gain
- Fern Trail
Minnekhada Regional Park, CoquitlamIntermediate, 1.00 km, 1138 m gain - High Knoll Trail
Minnekhada Regional Park, CoquitlamIntermediate, 2.00 km, 1138 m gain - Lakeside Trail Mike Lake
Golden Ears Provincial Park, Maple RidgeModerate, 2.30 km, 1138 m gain
- Lodge Trail
Minnekhada Regional Park, CoquitlamIntermediate, 2.10 km, 1138 m gain - Lookout Trail
Golden Ears Provincial Park, Maple RidgeIntermediate, 2.50 km, 1138 m gain - Loop Trail
Golden Ears Provincial Park, CoquitlamEasy, 2.50 km, 1138 m gain - Low Knoll Trail
Minnekhada Regional Park, CoquitlamIntermediate, 1.75 km, 1138 m gain - Perimeter Trail Coquitlam
Minnekhada Regional Park, CoquitlamIntermediate, 5.20 km, 1138 m gain - Spirea Nature Trail
Golden Ears Provincial Park, Maple RidgeEasy, 2.00 km, 1138 m gain - West Canyon Trail
Golden Ears Provincial Park, Maple RidgeHard, 11.50 km, 1769 m gain
Interesting Facts
- Golden Ears park has 62,540 hectares of area.
- Originally built as a country retreat by Lieutenant Governor Eric Hamber, Minnekhada Lodge (Minnekhada Regional Park) is now a public tourism site.
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