Alouette Valley Trail in Golden Ears, Maple Ridge, British Columbia

Alouette Valley Trail in Maple Ridge is an unpaved bridleway. The path is a hiking trail. Trail visibility is excellent. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction. Alouette Valley Trail is also known as Alouette Lake Trail.

Alternative Name
Alouette Lake Trail
Bicycle
no
Road Type
bridleway
Operator
BC Parks
Route
northeast-southwest

Tourist information offices

  • Mike Lake Camp – approx. 1,6 km.
  • Managing Animal Browse in BC Forests – approx. 2,9 km.
  • Spacing Demonstration and Nelder Wheel – approx. 3,0 km.
  • Initial Spacing Trial of Douglas-fir Western Redcedar and Western Hemlock – approx. 3,3 km.
  • Demonstration site for red alder intensive management – approx. 3,3 km.
  • East Creek – approx. 3,5 km.
  • Steam Donkey. Information board that is part of the Stump House Interpretive Trail – approx. 3,7 km.
  • Weather Station. Information board that is part of the Stump House Interpretive Trail – approx. 3,8 km.
  • Trees of Life. Information board that is part of the Stump House Interpretive Trail – approx. 3,8 km.
  • 1 Careers in the Forest – approx. 3,9 km.
  • 13 Wood is the Answer – approx. 3,9 km.
  • Small Streams and Logging – approx. 4,1 km.
  • Griffith Trees – approx. 4,3 km.
  • Natural Disturbance – approx. 4,3 km.