Use the Maple Ridge Downtown Member Directory to find all kinds of information on what's going on and links to special offers from local businesses.
Outdoor Recreation
Golfing
Established in 1926, the Maple Ridge Golf Course was one of the first courses built in the Fraser Valley and sits high above the mighty Fraser River. The 40 acre golf course was home to Maple Ridge founder, John McIvor and the first town meeting was held under a maple tree at this location. There are also several world-class golf courses within reach in the neighbouring communities.
Parks & Trails
Maple Ridge has an extensive network of parks and trails to meet your recreational needs. The trail network includes over 100 km of local riding and hiking trails, as well access to the nearby Kanaka Creek Regional Park.
Cycling
Maple Ridge offers excitement and relaxation for cyclists of all levels. Try laid back biking along the 48 km of dykes that follow the Fraser and Pitt Rivers, or try a more challenging adventure cycling one of the Thornhill Mountain Biking Trails.
Fishing
The Fraser River flows through Maple Ridge and is well-known for sturgeon and salmon fishing. The North and South Alouette Rivers contain salmon and the local lakes, including Alouette, Rolley, Mike and Whonnock, contain freshwater fish including: dolly varden, rainbow and cutthroat trout. Maple Ridge is also home to two local hatcheries: the Bell-Irving Hatchery located in Kanaka Creek Regional Park and the Allco Hatchery near Golden Ears Provincial Park. You can easily stock up on all your fishing gear needs at local fly and tackle stores in Maple Ridge. Learn more about Fishing in BC.
Birdwatching
Maple Ridge is a popular place for bird watching. With a variety of ecosystems, it's home to many species of birds from the black-capped chickadee to the steller's jay and some more rare birds like the California scrub-jay. Ornithologists will delight in local birdwatching. Where to go birdwatching in and around Maple Ridge:
- Jerry Sulina Park
- Kanaka Creek Regional Park
- Port Haney Wharf
- Malcolm Knapp Research Forest
- Allco Park
- Golden Ears Provincial Park
- North Alouette Regional Greenway
Equestrian
Maple Ridge has an abundance of high profile equestrian trails that weave throughout the city so it's no wonder Maple Ridge is a wonderland for the equi-sports fans. Additional equestrian information and trail maps are provided by the Haney Horseman Association.
Skiing & Snowsports
Maple Ridge is just a short drive to the local mountains. We are located just one hour from Sasquatch Mountain Resort, Seymour Mountain, Grouse Mountain, Cypress Mountain and two hours from the world-class skiing resort at Whistler Blackcomb.
Fraser River Heritage Walk
The Fraser River Heritage Walk links many key heritage sites in Port Haney with a paved walkway.
Agri-Tourism
Farm Visits
Take the whole family to visit one of our local farms.
Bring Your Dog!
Here's a map of all the dog-friendly places for you and your furry friends to enjoy in and around Maple Ridge.