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Your 2011 Community Resource Guide
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Maple Ridge and Pitt
Meadows have much to
offer, as this guide will
outline, from powerboating
on Pitt Lake to mountain
biking on Blue Mountain
or ightseeing over all of
it. There are attractions
like the Meadows Corn
Maze and WildPlay tree-
top course. The ACT has no
shortage of events to take
in, and Maple Ridge and
Pitt Meadows, together,
offer a variety of golf
courses to choose from.
But much of what
makes the two communi-
ties special, what makes
people move here or keep
coming back, are their
natural surroundings.
Camping in Golden Ears
Provincial Park is not only
close to home for many,
but it is loaded with trails
for hiking and horse-
back riding. The water at
Alouette Lake is as cold
and clear as any, and the
picnic area is perfect for
day trips, birthday BBQs
and family get-togethers.
The municipal dikes here
offer not only views of
the majestic Golden Ears
Mountains, but wildlife,
from eagles and hawks,
herons and cranes, all set
amongst acres and acres of
farmland and following the
path of the Alouette River.
There are more trails in
the Malcom Knapp UBC
Research Forest, and
amongst water falls at
Cliff Park and throughout
Kanaka Creek Regional Park.
Those who live here
know these trails well,
because they are all so
close to home; what better
than a Saturday morn-
ing walk in the woods?
The two communities
host many special events
throughout the year, as well
- CountryFest, Pitt Meadows
Day and Ghost Ridge are
among the best. Putting
them on requires many
hard-working volunteers a
quality in abundance here.
Biking, hiking, canoeing,
shing horseback riding
you can do it all here.
Just step outside.
Michael Hall, editor
Maple Ridge Pitt
Meadows News
Welcome to Maple
Ridge & Pitt Meadows
Tourism in Maple Ridge
& Pitt Meadows ....................................... 4-5
A Message from
the Mayor of Maple Ridge ...................... 6
Powerboating on Pitt Lake ..................... 8
Festivals in Maple Ridge
& Pitt Meadows ....................................... 10-11
Camping in Maple Ridge
& Pitt Meadows ....................................... 12-13
Trails for Horseback Riding ................... 14-15
Local Sports Programs ........................... 16
The Farmers Markets ............................ 17
Maple Ridge Museum ............................. 18
Golng in Maple Ridge
& Pitt Meadows ....................................... 20
The Blue Heron Winery ......................... 22-23
Seniors in Our Communities ................. 24-25
Bell-Irving Kanaka
Creek Fish Hatchery ............................... 27
Mountain Biking in
Maple Ridge & Pitt Meadows ................. 28-29
Fishing Local Lakes and Rivers ............. 30-31
Golden Ears Park .................................... 32
Whats Playing at the ACT ..................... 33
Local Sports Teams ................................ 34-35
Hiking Trails in
Maple Ridge & Pitt Meadows ................. 36-37
The Laity Pumpkin Patch ....................... 38-39
Business in the Downtown .................... 40-41
Parks & Sports Facilities ......................... 42-44
Pubs in Maple Ridge & Pitt Meadows .... 46
Meadows Maze ....................................... 49
A View from the Sky .............................. 50-51
Raptors Ridge Birds of Prey .................... 52-53
Wildplay Element Parks ......................... 54-55
Pitt Meadows Airport ............................. 56-57
The Pitt Meadows Arena ........................ 58
Tourism Maple Ridge and
Pitt Meadows isnt just for
visitors to the area. The
organization offers plenty
for locals, too, and there are
a plethora of different ways
for people to get involved.
Were actually a re-
source for locals, ex-
ecutive director Kristina
Gervais said. Weve got
a lot of ideas that not
everyone knows about.
Gervais said they can
provide information
on all sorts of local rec-
reational activities.
Theres canoeing, theres
walking on the dikes, and
there are no more parking
fees in Golden Ears park, so
people can go experience
the beauty there, she said.
One local activity Gervais
particularly recommends
is the self-guided Circle
Farm Tour, which offers
residents a chance to check
out local farms, winer-
ies and greenhouses.
Its getting to know
the people who make
it, bake it or grow it,
she said. Its a really fun
drive around town.
Gervais said another
intriguing activity comes
from the Red Hawk Survival
Training Institute.
They actually take
you out in the woods
and teach you how to
survive, she said.
Residents can nd out
much more of what the
local area has to offer on
the organizations web-
site, www.mapleridge-
pittmeadows.com, which
features information on
everything from arts and
culture events to maps
and information on almost
every conceivable out-
door activity. Gervais said
theyve focused on making
the website accessible to
residents, and their commu-
nity calendar in particular
offers an up-to-date listing
of whats going on in town.
Our website, were
constantly updating it with
new ideas, Gervais said.
We maintain a community
calendar of events, and
we work really hard on
keeping that up to date.
The organization also
runs the Harris Road visitor
centre, and completed
a substantial renovation
there earlier this year.
We just nished doing a
complete overhaul on the
visitor centre, Gervais said.
We look a lot different
than the old tourism ofce.
One of the features of
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We have a really great
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Everything is made in
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Other local products
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Their family has been
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The visitor centre also has
plenty of information for
locals preparing to head
elsewhere in the province.
We can help trip-plan for
all of B.C., Gervais said.
Gervais said summer is
the busiest time for the
organization, and they can
always use more volunteers.
No experience is required,
and theyll help you get
accustomed quickly.
We have a really great
training program.
She said the tourism
organizations work is
important to promoting
everything Maple Ridge
and Pitt Meadows have to
offer to a wider audience.
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welcome you to our com-
munity. Whether you are
here for a visit or you have
recently moved to Maple
Ridge, I know that your time
here will be pleasurable.
I have to admit that Im
not in the least bit objec-
tive when it comes to this
community. My grandfather
came here as a settler in
the 1800s and my roots,
as with my fellow council
members, are very deep in
this community. This is not
a destination, this is home.
Weve all raised our
families here, worked here
and take particular de-
light in enjoying the many
amenities, man-made and
natural, that Maple Ridge
has to offer. Almost every
weekend there is a com-
munity festival or special
event. My family and I
love to attend the farmers
market in the town centre
every Saturday from May
to October. In the winter
I love to come downtown
for the Christmas in the
Park celebration and Santa
Claus parade. Mid-summer
we celebrate Canada Day
and one of the regions
most vibrant Caribbean
Festivals. We are a commu-
nity that loves to celebrate.
As you will quickly see,
we are surrounded by the
bounty of nature. In the
shadow of the Golden Ears
Mountain lies a series of
parks, dikes and hiking trails
that are the envy of our
neighbouring communities.
From walking, hiking, jog-
ging, cycling to horseback
riding, theres places that
are as little as 15 minutes
from our town centre that
will allow you to take a
break from the hustle and
bustle of everyday life and
take a well deserved break.
Let me nish by saying
that one of the most im-
portant attributes of Maple
Ridge are the extraordinary
people that live and work
here. All of the great events
and festivals in our commu-
nity are organized by volun-
teers. This is a special place
and you are going to meet
amazing passionate people
that love this commu-
nity as much as I do. Enjoy
your time in Maple Ridge.
Jump in and get involved.
I know youll have fun.
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Pitt Lake has turned into
one of the most popular
boating destinations in
the Lower Mainland.
According to Brian
Steuk, owner of Pitt
Meadows Marine, one of
the biggest attractions
of the lake is that theres
room for everyone.
Its the size of the lake,
he said. You can put
1,000 boats up there and
still not be crowded.
At 24 kilometres in
length, Pitt Lake is the
largest freshwater tidal
lake in North America.
The local area attracts
the wakeboarders, the
waterskiers, Steuk said.
For those who prefer a
scenic boat voyage with
plenty of wildlife sight-
ings, Pitt Lake has plenty
to offer from that per-
spective as well, particu-
larly with the many ospreys
who live in the area.
Weve got lots of wildlife
right here, Steuk said.
The lake also connects to
a wide variety of trails that
can let visitors explore the
area outside of a boat.
Theres a dock at the far
end of the lake, with biking
and hiking, he said. There
are also natural hot tubs.
Steuk said those and
other off-water activities
can be a great alternative
if the weather turns too
ugly for powerboating.
If its too bad of a day
for boating, you can walk,
he said. Theres a lodge at
the far end where they do
rafting and y-shing.
The lake has plenty of
sandy beaches, islands and
marine campsites that are
only accessible by boat to
explore. The shore ranges
from mountainsides to
small streams and coves,
so there are a wide variety
of scenic views to check
out. Conditions on the
lake can be quite vari-
able, though, so those
days that arent great for
boating do happen.
Seas can be quite large
at times. I recommend 16
feet and up, Steuk said.
Its more stable because
the weather can change.
Steuk also recommends
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Pitt Meadows Day
June 4
Pitt Meadows Day is an annual
celebration of the founding of Pitt
Meadows, taking place annually
on the rst Saturday in June.
A pancake breakfast and parade
begin the morning, followed by
entertainment at Harris Road
Park and YouthFest at the Pitt
Meadows Rec. Centre. Enjoy the
tasty chicken and salmon BBQ at
the Heritage Hall. Fireworks at Pitt
Meadows Athletic Park complete
the day. Parade begins at 11 a.m.
Info: festival@mapleridge.org.
Twilight Tuesdays
Starts June 21
Annual Twilight Tuesday concert
series in the Memorial Peace Park
Bandstand. This crowd pleas-
ing event starts June 21 and
continues throughout the month
of July 5, 12, 19 on listed Tuesday
evenings starting at 7:30 pm.
Presented by the Maple Ridge
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Websters Corners Day
256th Street, Dewdney
Trunk Road, Maple Ridge.
June 25
Free, annual family event features
games and interactive activities
for kids of all ages, including a
pie eating contest at Websters
Corners Elementary School. Enjoy
the historic display of the commu-
nity and its pioneers, then meet
old friends at the Heritage Tea.
Country Garden Tour 2011
June 26 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Maple Ridge Garden Club is
hosting its fth Country Garden
Tour. Come, explore and enjoy
eight private gardens all located
in the Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows
area. All the funds raised from
this tour will be donated to The
Sunshine Foundation Dreams for
Kids. This Foundation helps to
grant a wish for a local child who
is either severely disabled or ter-
minally ill. To date we have raised
over $39 thousand dollars for this
worthy cause. Tickets are $15.00
each and include a beverage and
a goody at the designated Picnic
Garden. So bring your lunch and
a friend and enjoy a fun day. The
Tour is on rain or shine. Tickets
can be purchased at: Trice Farms
Ponds & Garden Centre, Triple
Tree Nurseryland and Amsterdam
Greenhouses & Garden Centre
or contact: Gayle 604-467-2956
or Margaret 604-467-1885.
Airport Day
June 26
Pitt Meadows Regional Airport
will open its doors for Airport
Day on June 26 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
See what businesses operate at
the airport. Booths and displays
will be interactive. View vintage
aircraft, oatplanes, helicopters,
gliders and home-built aircraft
and sit in them to take pictures.
There will also be a parade,
band music and an air cadets
display. Car acionados can lose
themselves in the show and shine.
Visit booths of the various ying
schools and the Pacic Skydivers.
Children will love the Airplane
Train and the free familiarization
sightseeing ights. Airport is
located at 11465 Baynes Rd., Pitt
Meadows. Info: 604-465-8977.
Canada Day
July 1
Canada Day festivities take place
in both communities. Maple Ridge
holds a day-long festival with
ag-raising ceremony at 11 a.m. in
Memorial Peace Park on 224 Street
followed by a variety of family
activities. Info: 604-467-7325.
Pitt Meadows hosts the Pitt
Meadows 7km Canada Day Run
at 8 a.m. at the Pitt Meadows
Family Rec. Centre, 12027 Harris
Rd. The ofcial ceremony takes
place at municipal hall, 12007
Harris Rd., at the cenotaph at
10:30 a.m. Info: 604-465-2453.
Adstock, featuring DOA, in
Memorial Peace Park, 1-8 p.m.
July 3
Adstock is a free, outdoor, alterna-
tive music festival in the heart
of Maple Ridge at the Gazebo/
Bandstand on 224 Street. The
show highlights youth bands
and acoustic acts and will also
host some of the best bands in
punk, metal, ska and hardcore
that Vancouver has to offer.
Music on the Wharf
July-August
Music on the Wharf is a sum-
mer music series hosted by the
Maple Ridge Historical Society
at Port Haney Wharf on River
Road. Info: 604-463-5311.
Caribbean Street Festival
July 10-11
The Caribbean Street Festival
boasts live Caribbean music, deli-
cious Caribbean food, local ven-
dors and artisans and more. Come
in costume and dance the day
away; 224th Street is closed down
Festivals Galore
in Maple Ridge
Pitt Meadows
If you want to learn a little
more about Maple Ridge and
Pitt Meadows, check out one of
their many community events.
to accommodate the festival. This
two-day event runs on Saturday,
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday,
noon to 9 p.m. Info: 604-467-7325.
Bard on the Bandstand
July 16-17
Bard on the Bandstand 2011
is The Tempest, starting at
7:30 p.m. at Spirit Square in
Pitt Meadows 12007 Harris
Road. Bring a lawn chair,
blanket, warm clothes, and a
donation to the food bank.
Maple Ridge Country Fest
July 24-25
Maple Ridge Country Fest, former-
ly the Maple Ridge Fair, has run
for more than 100 years and offers
agricultural activities, demos and
competitions, 4-H shows and lots
of entertainment. A kids area
keeps the young ones enter-
tained. There is much to see and
do over the two days. All events
are at the Albion Fairgrounds,
located on 105th Avenue (take
Lougheed Highway east, turn
left at 105th). Info: 604-463-6922
or www.mapleridgefair.com.
Bees and Blueberries Festival
July 28-29
The Bees and Blueberries
Festival is at Dr. Bees Honeyland
Canada on Ford Road in Pitt
Meadows, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Heritage Day, 10 a.m. to
11 p.m. in Memorial Peace Park
July 31
The Heritage Day committee
invites you to celebrate our local
history. Have fun at the mid-
way, play heritage games and
activities and learn more about
our communitys roots. There
will be a vintage car show and
shine, Haney Farmers Market
and great food throughout the
day and into the evening at
Memorial Peace Park. Dont miss
entertainment by Ivan Boudreau
featuring Jenny Bice, Aurelius,
the Millenium Singers, the Ridge
Meadows Senior Society dancers,
and Barney Bentall featuring
Eric Reid. Hammond Mill, the
Chamber of Commerce and the
Whonnock Post Ofce will be
featured along with displays from
the Maple Ridge Museum. The
day wraps up with a spectacular
reworks show. Call 604-466-
9444 for more information.
Terry Fox Run
September 18
The Terry Fox Run, an an-
nual event to raise funds for
cancer research, starts and ends
at Hammond Community Centre,
20601 Westeld Ave. Participants
can walk, run, rollerblade or
wheel a one-, ve- or 10 km
route. Info: 604-464-2666.
Whonnock Lake Family Fun Day
September 18
Whonnock Lake Family Fun Day
is an annual fair that tradition-
ally starts off with an inter-
denominational church service
and pancake breakfast. The event
includes food, crafts, childrens
activities, musical entertain-
ment and the popular Whon-
auction. Info: 604-462-8212.
B.C. Rivers Day
September 25
B.C. Rivers Day is celebrated lo-
cally with special activities at the
Rivers Heritage Centre and Allco
Park to raise awareness of our
streams and rivers. Info: 604-467-
6401. Ask for Jenny. The Bell Irving
Fish Hatchery also holds a Rivers
Day event. Info: 604-462-8643.
Remembrance Day
November 11
There will be Remembrance Day
ceremonies in both Maple Ridge
and Pitt Meadows. In Maple
Ridge, a parade to the cenotaph
in Memorial Peace Park (224
Street) leaves from the Royal
Canadian Legion, 12101 224 St.
at 10:30 a.m. In Pitt Meadows,
there is a ceremony at the
cenotaph next to municipal hall,
12007 Harris Rd., at 10:30 a.m.
Christmas in the Park
December 4
Christmas in the Park and the
Santa Claus Parade rings in the
holiday season with an an-
nual community parade that
circles Memorial Peace Park on
224 Street in downtown Maple
Ridge, along with live entertain-
ment, carols, hot chocolate
and pictures with Santa. Info:
Art Solomon, 604-467-6573 or
mrchristmasfestival@shaw.ca.
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The park has three
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There are also two group
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up quickly, with the full
sign often appearing about
mid-week throughout
the spring and summer.
You can reserve up to
three months in advance.
Reservations are taken at:
http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/
bcparks/explore/parkpgs/
golden_ears/#Reservations,
or call 604-689-9025
or 1-800-689-9025.
Access is from Dewdney
Trunk Road turn
north on 232nd Street,
right on Fern Crescent
and follow the signs.
The park itself is prized
for its recreational op-
portunities. The extensive
system of trails within the
park provides an excellent
opportunity for hiking and
horseback riding. Alouette
Lake is a popular spot for
swimming, windsurng,
water-skiing, canoeing,
boating and shing.
ROLLEY LAKE
PROVINCIAL PARK
Located nearby in
northern Mission, Rolley
Lake is also quick to ll up
catching much of the
overow from Golden Ears.
Rolley Lake offers 64
vehicle-accessible camp-
sites. The campground
has ush toilets and hot
showers. Campres are
allowed in provided re
rings only, unless a re
ban is in place, and re-
wood may be purchased.
The vehicle-accessible
regular season camping
fee is $30 per party per
night. The seniors rate is
$15 per couple per night.
Campsite reservations are
accepted and rst-come,
rst-served sites are also
available. For reservation
information, see the Golden
Ears Provincial Park listing.
To access the park, take
Dewdney Trunk Road
east into Mission, then
turn left on Bell Road.
Less than an hours drive
from Vancouver, Rolley Lake
Provincial Park provides a
quick escape from urban
life. The park is a predomi-
nately at, wilderness area
blanketed with tall, second-
growth conifers. The small,
warm-water lake provides
opportunities for swim-
ming, shing, and canoe-
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For the equine-minded,
Meadows have a lot to offer.
ZsaZsa Stiasny of
EquuTrails said her organi-
zation, which offers guided
horseback tours through-
out the Lower Mainland,
does a lot of riding on the
Golden Ears Provincial
Park trails, in particular.
The ones we use are pri-
marily close to the Golden
Ears park, she said. In
Golden Ears park, theres
quite an extensive trail net-
work. Most of the trails start
at the main horse corral;
theres good parking ac-
cess, good staging access.
Stiasny said theres a
plethora of trails to ex-
plore in the park, and
most are interconnected.
If you wanted to ride
for a couple of days,
you could, she said.
Not all trails are created
equal, though, and which
one to take depends
on your horse as well as
your own riding skill.
Theres a wide enough
variety of trails in the area
that everyone can nd
something, though.
Its all different ranges
throughout the whole
Maple Ridge area, Stiasny
said. Theres something for
people of all skill levels.
In Golden Ears, EquuTrails
offers everything from
two-hour trips to Mike
Lake or Lookout Point, a
half-day trip up Alouette
Mountain and full-
day tours to Alouette
Lake or Gold Creek.
Stiasny said the Mike Lake
trail in particular offers
some interesting challenges
for riders and their horses.
Its a pretty steep incline
at the start, she said. If
you go straight up and
down, its two hours.
The Golden Ears trails
also connect to other
networks, including the
trails around Allco Park,
which can expand po-
tential riding options.
You can ride down to
Allco Park and loop back
around, Stiasny said.
There are more trails
in Maple Ridge and Pitt
Meadows than just the
Golden Ears ones, too.
Another popular area is
the trails around Pitt Lake,
where EquuTrails offers a
scenic half-day ride fea-
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sightings and spectacular
mountain backdrops. There
are also a wide variety of
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Riding isnt left just to the
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as there are plenty of places
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Equestrian Centre,
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More information on local
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Meadows have long
been known for produc-
ing top-notch, world-
class athletes, with the
likes of Cam Neely, Larry
Walker and Greg Moore.
Even today, there
are a handful of local
hockey players playing
in the NHL, including
Andrew Ladd, Brandon
Yip, Brendan Morrison,
and Patrick Wiercioch.
While the common refrain
that theres something
in the water, might be
good for a laugh, the truth
is its the hard work and
dedication of legions of
volunteers and coaches
that have helped nurture
and develop that athletic
talent over the years.
There are dozens of local
non-prot sports organiza-
tions in Maple Ridge and
Pitt Meadows offering
sporting opportunities for
both children and adults.
Ridge Meadows Rustlers
Minor Hockey Association
www.ridgemeadowshockey.com
Ridge Meadows Bruins
Rugby Club
www.bruinsrugbyclub.com
Meadow Ridge Barracudas
Female Hockey Association
www.barracudashockey.ca
Maple Ridge Ultimate Frisbee
www.mapleridgeultimate.com
Port Coquitlam Ridge Meadows
Ringette Association
www.pocoringette.com
Golden Ears Curling Club
www.gewc.ca
Golden Ears Athletics
www.golden-ears.org
Ridge Meadows Minor
Baseball Association
www.rmbaseball.bc.ca
Ridge Meadows Minor
Softball Association
www.rmmsa.com
Ruskin Slo-Pitch
www.ruskinslopitch.com
Maple Ridge Boxing Club
604-463-6833
Ridge Meadows
Racers Speed Skating
www.rmssa.org
Maple Ridge Figure Skating Club
www.mapleridgeskating.com
Ridge Meadows Burrards
Minor Lacrosse Association
www.rmburrards.com
Ridge Meadows Renegades
Minor Ball Hockey Association
www.rmmbha.com
Alouette United Soccer Club
www.alouetteunited.com
Pitt Meadows Soccer Club
www.pittmeadowssoccer.com
Golden Ears United Soccer Club
www.geusc.bc.ca
Meadow Ridge Knights
Community Football Association
www.meadowridgek-
nights.bccfa.org
Haney Seahorses Swim Club
www.haneyseahorses.com
Haney Neptunes Aquatic Club
www.haneyneptunes.com
Ridge Meadows BMX Racing
www.ridgemeadowsbmx.com
Maple Ridge Tennis Club
www.freewebs.com/
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Ridge Canoe and Kayak Club
www.rckc.ca
Pitt Meadows Paddling Club
www.pmpc.ca
It All
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The Haney Farmers
Market is now in its sev-
enth season at Maple
Ridges Memorial Peace
Park, with more vendors,
and more opportunities
for local residents to buy
food grown close to home.
Market manager Eileen
Dwillies said there are
more than 200 vendors
taking part in this years
markets, the major-
ity of whom specialize
in fresh, local produce.
Everything at the market
has been picked that morn-
ing or the day before.
You can also talk directly
to the farmer who grows
the vegetables, she said.
Some people say it
costs a little bit more, but
if you care about what
you are putting into your
mouth, its more than
worth it, said Dwillies.
Anywhere from 40 to 60
vendors take part in the
market every weekend.
Of those vendors, 80 per
cent sell locally-grown
produce and meat.
All of our vendors are
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Markets
Return for
Seventh Season
from B.C., the majority from
the Lower Mainland, she
said. I think if you hadnt
been to the market in a
few years, youd be quite
surprised if you came back.
The Haney Farmers
Market runs every Saturday
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. until
the end of October.
The Pitt Meadows
Farmers Market moves
from Osprey Village to the
Pitt Meadows Spirit Square
on Harris Road this year.
We had a wonderful
response from the people
at Osprey Village, but the
problem was that the site
wasnt big enough, said
Dwillies. The Spirit Square
is going to be quite the
busy spot this summer.
The new site features
more space for ven-
dors, and more free
parking she said.
The Pitt Meadows Farmers
Market runs Sundays from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. from
June 19 to September 11.
A draw of a $100 Market
Shopping Spree is being
offered to people who
purchase new $10 Friend of
the Market memberships
until July 9. The member-
ship supports the work of
the Haney Farmers Market
Society and provides an
email newsletter, early in-
formation on special events
and occasional specials at
the Sizzlin Smokey Dog
stand which is a fundraiser
of the Society. The draw
will take place in front of
The ACT at noon on July 9.
The Haney Farmers
Market is looking for
people interested in
volunteering or busking at
the Market. You can get
in touch with Dwillies at
604-467-7433 or hfminfo@
haneyfarmersmarket.org.
MAPLE RIDGE MUSEUM
The museum is located in
a well-maintained heritage
home built in 1907 for the
manager of the Haney
Brick and Tile company.
Learn how the communitys
pioneers dressed, cooked,
worked and played.
The museum is stocked
with furniture, household
items, native artifacts, a
miniature railway diorama
and Canadian Pacic
Railway caboose in the
front yard. It also houses
the community archives.
This year, the museum
is dragging out some
of its older items to cre-
ate a few new displays.
With a combination of
grant money, the museum
purchased new display
cases, said Allison White,
curator for the Maple
Ridge Historical Society.
Most of the current
display themes are being
revamped, with new items
on display for the history
logging and farming in
the district, as well as the
Japanese settlement.
Only eight per cent of
our collection is on dis-
play, White said, so the
new display cases will
allow for more of it to be
taken out of storage.
The museum will also
have a new Finnish settle-
ment display and one called
Modern Convenience,
as well as a temporary
one featuring the his-
tory of the Maple Ridge
university womens club,
which performed puppet
shows and workshops at
the local library and at arts
centres around the Fraser
Valley, starting in the 1970s.
The club wrote A History
of Settlement in Maple
Ridge. Some of the pup-
pets will be on display.
The museums largest
event of the year is its
Canada Day Carnival, on
July 1, from 1-4 p.m. It will
again feature old costumes
for children to dress up in,
heritage games like bean
bag toss and croquet, as
well as face painting and
refreshments like cotton
candy, popcorn and fruit.
The museum is lo-
cated at 22520 116th Ave.,
open Wednesdays and
Sundays from 1-4 p.m.
year-round, with ex-
tended summer hours.
Admission is $2 for
adults and $1 for chil-
dren and seniors.
Info: 604-463-5311.
For event information, vis-
it mapleridgemuseum.org.
HANEY HOUSE
The Haney family Maple
Ridges most well-known
pioneers and the name-
sake of the downtown area
donated this heritage
home to the District of
Maple Ridge in the 1970s,
with the museum open-
ing to the public in 1978.
Completed in 1878, it is
furnished with household
items, photographs, furni-
ture and memorabilia from
that and subsequent eras.
Find it at 11612 224th St.
Haney House is open to the
public Wednesdays and
Sundays, 1-4 p.m. During
July and August, Haney
House is open Wednesday
through Sunday from
1-4. Weekly heritage teas
are held in summer.
Admission is $2 for
adults and $1 for chil-
dren and seniors.
Info: 604-463-1377.
PITT MEADOWS MUSEUM
The community has
stocked Pitt Meadows
Museum with many heri-
tage items. The museum,
located in the old General
Store, is located at 12294
Harris Rd. and is open dur-
ing the summer from 1-4
p.m., Wednesday to Sunday.
Off-season hours are
1-4 p.m., Thursdays and
Sundays. Admission
is by donation.
Across the street from the
museum is the Hoffmann
Garage, 12277 Harris Rd.
Inside the garage is Hans
Hoffmanns old workshop
and extensive collection
of engines, as well as a
blacksmiths shop. Summer
hours are the same as Pitt
Meadows Museum; during
the off season it is only
open Sundays from 1-4 p.m.
For group tours and
research inquiries,
phone 604-465-4322.
ARTS CENTRE
AND THEATRE
The 43,000 square-foot
arts centre, theatre and
gallery opened in 2003
and features a regular
line-up of local and tour-
ing performers.
Known as the ACT, the fa-
cility is located at Memorial
Peace Park on 224th Street
at 11944 Haney Place, be-
tween Lougheed Highway
and Dewdney Trunk Road.
Underground parking
is accessible from 224th
Street, Dewdney Trunk
Road and Edge Street.
Monthly exhibits are
featured at the art gal-
lery, which is open
Monday to Friday, 11 a.m.
to 4 p.m. and Saturday,
10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Admission is by dona-
tion. For more informa-
tion, phone 604-467-5855
or visit www.mrag.ca.
For more on the ACT,
phone 604-476-2787.
Old is New Again
at Maple Ridge
Museum
Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows are awash in heri-
tage and culture, thanks to the efforts of local his-
torical societies and the arts community. Because of
these organizations, there are a number of places
to view local artifacts and learn more about the pio-
neers who settled here more than 100 years ago, as
well as catch a play, performance or art exhibit.
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Golden Eagle Golf Club
21770 Ladner Road, Pitt Meadows
604-460-1111
Located only 45 minutes from
Vancouver, Golden Eagle Golf
Club is situated amidst the beauti-
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in scenic Pitt Meadows. The club
consists of 36 fun and challeng-
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Once you have completed the
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Meadow Gardens Golf Club
19675 Meadow Gardens
Way, Pitt Meadows
604-465-5474
Nestled in the serenity of Pitt
Meadows, Meadow Gardens Golf
Club is only minutes from the
downtown core located directly
off Lougheed Highway and on
the doorstep of the Golden Ears
Bridge making accessibility and
convenience second to none.
Playing from 5519 yards to 7041
yards on four sets of tees, Meadow
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bunkers dening each fairway.
The modern 35,000-square-foot
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Pitt Meadows Golf Club
13615 Harris Road, Pitt Meadows
604-465-5431
The Pitt Meadows Golf Club
is the only private members-
only golf club in the Fraser Valley
region. In addition to a 6549-
yard championship golf course,
the club features amenities like
a 9000-square-foot putting
green, an 8000-square-foot
chipping area, a bunker area
and a driving range with grass
tee boxes open year round. The
clubs golng programs are led
by head professional Neil Roberts
and include a variety of golng
events. The clubhouse caters to
weddings and business func-
tions throughout the year, and is
open to the public. Reservations
are required for dinner.
Swan-E-Set Bay Resort
and Country Club
16651 Rannie Road, Pitt Meadows
604-465-3727
Swan-E-Set features two cham-
pionship golf courses designed
by the legendary Lee Trevino
spreading across the awe-
inspiring terrain of the Pitt River
Valley that offer both challenge
and playability for all skill levels.
Meandering streams, crystal-
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backdrop of the coastal moun-
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golf opportunity. Swan-E-Set also
features a dazzling 65,000 square
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With course conditions that
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Maple Ridge Golf Course
20818 Golf Lane, Maple Ridge
604-465-9221
This executive nine-hole public
course was established in 1926,
and was one of the rst courses
built in the Fraser Valley and sits
high above the mighty Fraser
River. Once home to the McIvor
Family, the land has rolling hills
surrounded by beautiful majestic
maple and cedar trees mak-
ing it a truly peaceful setting.
With the elevation changes and
numerous sand bunkers, the
Maple Ridge Golf Course will
test every club in your bag.
Hackers Haven
12309 240th Street, Maple Ridge
604-467-3061
Hackers Haven is a public nine-
hole, par-three golf course located
in rural Maple Ridge. The course
offers challenging ravines in the
design as well as tight, tree-lined
fairways. The greens are medium-
sized with average speed. The
signature hole is No. 7, a 140-yard
par three which requires the
tee shot to carry sixty-ve yards
over a ravine to the green.
Heather Hills Golf Course
25494 117th Avenue, Maple Ridge
604-462-1004
This nine-hole executive course
has all the features a champi-
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smaller scale. Prepare yourself
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the seniors centres.
The Ridge Meadows
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operates a Health and
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conjunction with family
physician visits to detect
early health concerns.
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The Bell-Irving Kanaka
Creek Fish Hatchery was es-
tablished almost three de-
cades ago in Kanaka Creek
Regional Park, its history
dates back much further.
The land it sits on was
originally inhabited by
the Kwantlen people.
During the 19th century,
it was settled by native
Hawaiians who worked for
the Hudsons Bay Company,
which led to the origin
of the creeks name.
The name of the creek
comes from the practice of
hiring labourers, or Kanakas,
from the Hawaiian Islands.
Later on, the land be-
came a working farm.
The property it sits on
and the creek was farmed
by the Cuthbert fam-
ily in the 20s and 30s.
After a couple of own-
ership transitions, the
property was sold to
Metro Vancouver and
turned into a hatchery.
It was dedicated by
Lieutenant Governor
Bell-Irving in 1983.
The hatchery is oper-
ated by Metro Vancouver
Parks, the habitat enhance-
ment branch of the federal
Department of Fisheries
and Oceans, the sheries
branch of the provincial
Ministry of the Environment
and the Kanaka Education
and Environmental
Partnership Society. Over
its decades of operation,
its raised millions of sh.
The hatchery has put
close to eight million sh
through. It focusses on
chum and coho salmon
and raises pink salmon
every second year. On
average, the hatchery
releases 200,000 chum and
200,000 coho every year.
That doesnt mean each
year is the same, though.
The numbers vary consider-
ably depending on weather
and water conditions.
The hatchery is located
at the north end of the
park, near several hiking
trails featuring picturesque
views. McClain said they
welcome drop-in visits
from hikers and tourists.
The hatchery is open
seven days a week. More
formal tours are offered
Saturday afternoons from
1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Group
tours can also be booked
for other times by calling
604-530-4983. The hatch-
ery welcomes volunteers
as well. More information
can be found by calling
604-462-8643 or visit-
ing the Kanaka Education
and Environmental
Partnership Society web-
site, www.keeps.org.
Hatching the Future
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The mountain biking
scene in Maple Ridge and
Pitt Meadows has exploded
lately, and Maple Ridge
Cycle owner /operator Troy
Scott said it isnt hard to
nd good trails locally.
Off pretty much every
road from Dewdney Trunk
up to Mission, theres some-
thing going on, he said.
Scott said theres some-
thing for every mountain
biker, from those who pre-
fer serene at rides to those
who love steep downhill
tracks with lots of jumps.
Its anything from rid-
ing on the dikes to expert
trails to jumping, he said.
There are a lot of bal-
anced trails, jump trails,
all that sort of thing.
The trails in Golden Ears
Provincial Park in particular
offer a wide range of op-
tions for people of all skill
levels. The park features ev-
erything from singletrack to
doubletrack to wide paved
or gravel roads. There are
steep paths that will chal-
lenge experienced riders,
but there are also easy
ways down for those who
are just getting started or
prefer watching the scenery
to speeding down hills.
Its no different than
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can go to the top, enjoy
the view, have lunch and
take one of the smooth
switchbacks down.
For beginning riders,
the Mike Lake area inside
the park has proven to be
a great place to learn.
Mike Lake, thats quite
popular, Scott said.
There are a lot of trails
that branch off of that.
Expert riders can
check out The Woodlot
near the Mission bor-
der, which is world-
renowned for its trails.
Some of the best
trail-builders in the
world do a lot of work
there, Scott said.
Scott said mountain bik-
ing can be a pretty easy
sport to learn, and our
wide variety of beginner-
friendly trails helps to make
it even simpler to pick up.
The biggest thing
is just getting expo-
sure to it, he said.
Scott said one of the top
ways to get going is just
to drop into one of the
local bike shops and talk
with the staff to see what
equipment and trails are
best suited to your needs.
Get into the shop and
talk to the people, he
said. Theyll put you
in the type of bike for
what you want to do.
He said the areas wide
variety of trails makes it
easy to start slow, gradu-
ally gain skill and experi-
ence and work your way
up to the toughest ones if
thats what you want to do,
but there are also enough
easy trails to keep those
who prefer a simpler ride
happy for a long time.
Theres something for
everyone, Scott said.
The skys the limit.
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If youre looking
to check out the
shing scene
going with a
licensed guide
might be a good
way to go.
John Simms of Flyshing
With John said licensed
guides can considerably
enhance your shing ex-
perience, as they know the
area, which sh hang out
where and the best way to
go about getting each kind.
As a guide, you have to
know whats available on
what river and what lake,
Simms said. You have
to be licensed with the
provincial government;
theres a test to write.
Keeping current on the
shing conditions on the
Lower Mainlands wa-
terways can be a pretty
comprehensive task for
guides like Simms who
cover a vast swathe of area
on their shing expeditions.
I go all the way from the
Fraser River to the Pitt River,
from the Harrison River to
Alouette Lake, Simms said.
Each of those areas has
its own hotspots and types
of sh to target, which can
mean that each shing trip
is a unique experience.
We do sockeye on the
Fraser, Simms said. We
do dry yshing on the
Alouette River in the sum-
mer, thats very elegant.
Some sh, like sockeye,
are only available in specic
years when they come back
in strong enough numbers,
but there are always some
types of sh available.
My season starts
around April and goes
to November, Simms
said. There are pink
every second year, coho
and chum every year.
Simms said each shing
spot has its own unique
charms, but his favourite
is the Harrison River.
The Harrison is my
home stream, he said.
I really enjoy it.
Fishing with a guide
doesnt have to be all
that expensive, and you
dont have to be expe-
rienced. Simms charges
$250 for at least ve hours
of shing for up to three
people, including rods,
reels, lines, ies and life
jackets, lunch and free
casting lessons if desired.
The tackles all sup-
plied, the lunch is sup-
plied, he said.
Simms said the chief
advantage of hiring a guide
is the knowledge they
can provide, though. He
tries to be as generous as
possible in that area with
what hes learned from his
eight years as a guide.
Youre paying for the
knowledge, he said. I have
no problem giving lots of
knowledge to people.
Simms said hes worked
with everyone from begin-
ning shermen to experts.
Ive had a wide range,
he said. Ive had expert
shermen from England
who just wanted a guide,
Ive had a guy from China
who had never cast a
y before. He hauled in
a 20-pound salmon.
For Simms, guided ysh-
ing is a chance to do what
he loves and make new
contacts along the way.
Its fun to meet people,
he said. Its an enjoy-
able experience for me.
More information can
be found at www.y-
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Enjoying the picturesque
qualities of B.C. scenery is
one of the reasons to visit
and live in the West Coast.
And one of the largest
and most popular of those
reasons is Golden Ears
Provincial Park, an incredi-
ble 62,540 hectares of wide-
ly undeveloped wilderness.
Named for the twin peaks
of Mount Blanshard, which
are said to shine gold from
the setting winter sun,
Golden Ears lies in the
Coast Mountains, north of
the mighty Fraser River.
It extends north through
untouched mountain
areas to the wall of
mountain peaks and val-
leys which divide it and
Garibaldi Provincial Park.
The park houses one of
the largest campgrounds
in the province with 353
vehicle/tent campsites
welcoming visitors to two
locations inside the park,
at Alouette Lake and Gold
Creek campgrounds, back-
country or walk-in camping
at Alder Flats on the West
Canyon Trail and Panorama
Ridge on the Golden Ears
trail, with advisories that
some of the more out
of the way sites do not
have facilities provided.
Fifty-ve campsites also
adorn sandy North Beach,
an open beach in front of
the forested sites, and a
great place to watch meteor
showers in early August.
Underneath a canopy of
second growth western
hemlock, western red cedar
and Douglas r trees, camp-
ers and day trippers can be
found exploring the park
on foot, by boat, on their
bikes and on horseback.
Campers can swim at all
campgrounds and day-
use areas and canoeing is
popular on Alouette Lake
with rentals available in
the Alouette day-use area.
Freshwater shing is also
available at Alouette Lake,
Mike Lake and Gold Creek.
A four-lane cement
surface boat launch at
the south end of Alouette
Lake has overnight
parking available for
vehicles and trailers.
Boaters should note,
there is no nearby marina
to moor boats overnight.
The highlight of the
park is the scenery and
the highlight of Golden
Ears is the campers ability
to enjoy the exposure to
so much of what makes
British Columbia famous.
An extensive network
of trails through which
campers can enjoy the
scenery and explore
the area makes up over
20-kilometres of gravel/
dirt paved adventure.
Hiking, cycling and
horseback riding can be
done on any one of a series
of trails which make up the
web throughout the park.
Golden Ears has the
most available hiking trails
this close to Vancouver.
Over a dozen trails lead
to various destinations
throughout the park,
including the 8-mile/12-km
one-way journey to the
Golden Ears themselves.
Near the park headquar-
ters, small Mike Lake is
the starting point for the
Alouette Mountain Hiking
Trail 12-miles/20-km
return to the summit
of Alouette Mountain.
Once nished, you can
enjoy a panoramic view
Picturesque Wilderness:
Golden Ears Park
across the Fraser Valley
into Washington and west
across the Strait of Georgia
to Vancouver Island.
A shorter possibility is the
2.6-mile/4.2-km Mike Lake
Trail. Search the understo-
rey for signs of old logging
equipment and wildowers
such as the delicate pink
azalea, with petals shaped
like ve-pointed stars.
Golden Ears is a desired
destination and begin-
ning of a British Columbia
adventure for the rst
time and return traveler.
Golden Ears Provincial
Park lies in the Coast
Mountains 11 km north
of Maple Ridge on the
north side of the Fraser
River. Access to the park
is by vehicle via Highway
7 or Dewdney Trunk Road
through the District of
Maple Ridge. If heading
west, turn right onto 232nd
and if heading east, turn
left onto 232nd; then turn
right onto Fern Crescent
and follow road into park.
CAMPGROUND DATES:
Alouette campground is
open from June 18 - Sept. 6.
Gold Creek campground
is open all year-round.
North Beach campground is
open from June 25 - Sept. 6.
Camp fees range from $10-
30 per party, per vehicle per
night, with rates available
to persons with disabilities
and no fees for campers
under 13 years of age.
Winter fees are in place
from October 11 to
March 31 with reduced
services provided.
The closest store is in Maple
Ridge approximately 14
kilometres away. There
is a pay phone located
at the park entrance.
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The Maple Ridge Arts
Centre and Theatre
opened its doors in May
2003, following more
than 13 years of lobbying
by the arts community.
The 43,000-square-foot
building was the districts
rst multi-purpose arts
centre, incorporating
facilities for both per-
forming and visual arts.
It features a 500-seat main
stage theatre, 165-seat
multi-purpose studio the-
atre, an art gallery, meeting
rooms and a variety of stu-
dio space for visual artists.
The equipment was
paid for by a fund-raising
campaign that attracted
$2.2 million in sponsor-
ships, pledges, dona-
tions and grants.
Having a cultural facility
in the heart of a community
not only provides a focal
point for the arts, it sends
the message that creativity
and cultural participation
and education are a high
priority for the municipal-
ity, says ACT executive
director Lindy Sisson.
There is no longer a
need to always have to at-
tend events in downtown
Vancouver, you can now
stay at home and experi-
ence the best in the Arts.
To see whats playing
at the ACT, visit www.
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Whats Playing
at the ACT
Kjaer Neletia Pedersen is the current artist-in-residence.
She is primarily a ceramic artist, but also works with fabric and
other forms.
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MAPLE RIDGE BURRARDS
The Maple Ridge Burrards senior
A mens lacrosse team plays in
the Western Lacrosse Association,
the top summer box lacrosse
league in Western Canada.
The team dates back to 1937 when
they were founded as the Vancouver
Burrard Olympics. The name was
shortened to the Burrards the fol-
lowing year, and the team went on
to win the Mann Cup seven times
over the next fty years, including
a span of four cup wins in seven
years (1961-67) when the team was
known as the Vancouver Carlings.
The team picked up and moved to
Surrey for the 1994 and 1995 seasons,
Plenty of
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Mon.-Fri. 11-10 pm
Saturday 12-10 pm
Sun. & Holidays 4-10 pm
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RESTAURANT
Celebrating 17 years in Maple Ridge!
In restaurants,
people grow
relation-
ships, spend
time with
family, and
celebrate special occasions.
With each dining experience
we are treated to the simple
pleasure of good food, good
friends and good times and
so goes our mission to bring
people together to share in the celebration of a
dinner well served.
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Ridge the following year.
The team enjoyed im-
mediate success, posting
three consecutive winning
seasons after spending
nine years below .500.
Last season, the Burrards
posted a 9-9 record,
and qualied for the
WLA playoffs for the
rst time since 2005
The 2011 edition of the
Burrards are coached by
Daren Fridge, and feature
a host of talent includ-
ing Curtis Dickson, Joel
Dalgarno, Aaron Pascas,
Tyler Codron, Pete Tellis,
Randy Daly, Derek Lowe,
and Ron Schibild, all
of whom have spent
time in the National
Lacrosse League.
The Burrards play out
of Planet Ice in Maple
Ridge, located at 23588
105th Avenue, and play
their home games Sunday
nights at 6:45 p.m.
For more informa-
tion on the Burrards,
visit www.burrards.ca.
RIDGE MEADOWS FLAMES
The Ridge Meadows
Flames junior B hockey
team play in the Pacic
International Junior Hockey
League, and feature some
of the best local players
aged 16- to 20-years-old.
Recent Flames alumni
include Prab Rai and Kellan
Tochkin, both of whom
signed pro contracts with
the Vancouver Canucks af-
ter successful careers in the
Western Hockey League.
The club was founded in
1972 as part of the Western
Canada Junior Hockey
League. The team moved
to Maple Ridge from North
Vancouver in 1993, and won
the league and provincial
championships three years
later, before nishing third
at the Western Canadian
championships that year.
The Flames won all three
titles in 1998, becoming the
rst PIJHL team to win the
Keystone Cup as Western
Canadian champions.
The team is currently
coached and managed by
Tavis Eaton, and nished
rst in the Harold Brittain
Conference last season
with a record of 28-16-4.
The local club plays their
home games Friday nights
at Planet Ice in Maple
Ridge during the PIJHL
season, which runs from
September to March.
For more information
on the Ridge Meadows
Flames, visit www.
ameshockey.com.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
The Pitt Meadows
Secondary School
Marauders football club
shocked the high school
football establishment by
making it all the way to the
provincial junior nals at
B.C. Place Stadium in just
their second year of play
in 2008. The program is
planning on elding teams
at the senior, junior, and
Grade 8 level for the 2011
season. The team plays on
their new $2.2 million all-
weather articial turf eld.
The Marauders will have
some crosstown compe-
tition, however, as the
Titans football program
at Samuel Robertson
Technical Secondary School
in Maple Ridge return for
their second year of high
school football with a junior
team. The Titans play their
games on the articial
turf at Rotary Sports Field,
behind the high school.
on high school foot-
ball, visit www.bchigh-
schoolfootball.com
Celebrating 52 years in
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Stave Falls
Scottish Dancers
Register for New Classes in September
Ages 3 and up
Non competitive structure
Full Scottish outt not required to
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Parent watching days once per
month
Workshops, Parades and Concert
work
Medal tests and year-end recital
Christmas and Valentine Parties
Scottish Country Dance Ball
Proposed Tours ~ Spain 2011,
Disneyland 2012 & Scotland 2013
Highland & Scottish Country Dancing Lessons
Golden Ears Provincial Park
Mike Lake Trail: Main Corral
to Mike Lake. Horse and hiking
trail (4.2 kilometres; suggested
hiking time: 2 hours; eleva-
tion change: 100 metres).
Incline Trail: Mike Lake to
Alouette Mountain Fire Access
Trail. Horse and hiking trail (1.2 ki-
lometres; suggested hiking time:
1 hour; elevation change: 150
metres). This steep trail follows
the Incline that was once used
by loggers as a route to skyline
huge logs down to Mike Lake
from the trailhead. This shortcut
eliminated 5 kilometres of the
railroad haul down the mountain.
Alouette Mountain Hiking
Trail: Top of Incline Trail via
Trail (10 kilometres; suggested
time: 5 hours; elevation change:
1,000 metres). The panoramic
view from Alouette Mountain is
spectacular. For many hikers the
highlight of the trail is the virgin
stands of mountain hemlock and
yellow cedar. The return trip to
Alouette Mountain can take up
to 9 or 10 hours. Be sure to carry
water in dry weather and expect
snow well into June. This trail is a
strenuous hike requiring experi-
ence and proper equipment.
Trail: Top of Incline Trail to desti-
nation northeast of Lake Beautiful
(7.3 kilometres; elevation change:
400 metres). The trail follows
the old re access road through
subalpine forest and eventu-
ally through a blowdown area
caused by Typhoon Freda in 1962.
Menzies Trail: Park headquar-
ters to Gold Creek parking lot.
Horse, bicycling and hiking
trail (9 kilometres; suggested
hiking time: 4 1/2 hours;
elevation change: minimal).
Lookout and Loop Trails:
Parkway via Lookout Trail to
lookout and return to parkway
via Loop Trail (2.5 kilometres;
suggested hiking time: 1 hour;
elevation change: 75 metres).
Park at Spirea Universal Access
Nature Trail parking lot.
Viewpoint Trail: West Canyon
parking lot to Lake Viewpoint
Top Spots to
Stretch Your Legs
If you feel like going outdoors to stretch
your legs, youll nd plenty of opportunities
in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows.
Ridge Meadows
Recycling Society
WORKING FOR YOU SINCE 1972
The Recycling Depot is located at 10092 236th Street
(just off River Road in the Albion Industrial Park)
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK!!
Open every day from 8am-5pm.
Open late on Tuesday & Wednesday until 7pm
Accepted at Depot:
All electronics
(TVs, computers, etc.)
Cell phones & chargers
Batteries (all kinds)
CFL light bulbs & tubes
Small & large appliances
(refrigerators, microwaves, etc.)
Everything collected
in the blue box & bags
and so much more!
Recycling Pickup Services:
Residential Blue Box
Businesses
Apartments
Schools
Appliances
2011 Programs:
Low Flow Toilet Tax Credit
Spring & Fall Branch Chipping
Solar Cone Subsidies
Composters & Rain Barrels
PHONE
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FOR DETAILS
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(1.5 kilometres; suggested hiking
time: 3/4 hour; elevation change:
175 metres). Good views. In
wetter seasons a picturesque
waterfall tumbles down a cliff
just beyond the Lake Viewpoint.
West Canyon Trail (Golden Ears
Trail): West Canyon parking lot
to Alder Flats. Hiking trail only
(5 kilometres; suggested time: 2
1/2 hours; elevation change: 250
metres). Trail follows an old log-
ging grade for 3.2 kilometres then
swings uphill. At this point a short
trail drops downhill to Lower Falls.
Golden Ears Trail: West Canyon
parking lot to summit of North
Ear. Hiking trail only (12 kilome-
tres; suggested time: 7 hours;
elevation change: 1,500 metres).
Follow the West Canyon Trail
from the parking lot to Alder
Flats. Beyond Alder Flats the trail
switchbacks upward on an old
logging road then heads steeply
uphill to Panorama Ridge. Most
of the elevation gain is made in
this stretch. Listen for the nasal
squeak of pikas in the rock slides.
Impressive view of Pitt Lake to
the west and mountains to the
east and north are possible from
Panorama Ridge. The ascent of
the North Ear is made from the
left (east) side across a permanent
snoweld. Extreme caution is
advised and proper equipment
is recommended. Drinking water
may be scarce in dry weather be-
tween Alder Flats and the snow-
eld. The round trip to Golden
Ears is an overnight expedition for
all but the ttest hikers. Overnight
camping areas are located at
Alder Flats and on Panorama
Ridge around the mountain shel-
ter which, itself, can accommo-
date up to 8 people. Expect snow
on Panorama Ridge into July.
This trail is long and strenuous
and should only be attempted by
experienced, well-equipped back-
country travellers. No open res
are permitted in the backcountry.
Lower Falls Trail: Gold Creek
parking lot to Lower Falls. Hiking
trail only (2.7 kilometres; sug-
gested time: 1 hour; elevation
change: minimal). A very popular,
easy walk along Gold Creek to
the 10-metre high Lower Falls. A
beach area halfway to the falls is
a good spot for a picnic or a sun-
bathe. Some of the best scenery
in the park is visible just beyond.
Rolley Lake
There are two short walking
trails in the park. Lakeside Loop
is approximately 40 minutes
return and Rolley Falls is ap-
proximately 10 minutes. For your
own safety and the preservation
of the park, obey posted signs
and keep to designated trails.
Shortcutting trails destroys
plant life and soil structure.
Kanaka Creek
Kanaka Creek Regional Park of-
fers beautiful walking trails off
of 256th Street. Rainbow Bridge
and marshes are located at the
south end, Cliff Falls at the north.
This linear park is in several
distinct units. The best trails are
at the Riverfront and Cliff Falls
sections of the park. First time
visitors are recommended to
visit Riverfront. Take Lougheed
Highway to the trafc lights at
240th Street in Maple Ridge.
Turn south towards the river and
follow River Road west 3 km to
the park entrance on your left.
Cliff falls
The focal point of Kanaka Creek
Regional Park is the falls, a spec-
tacular water canyon popular as
a picnic spot. The Canyon Trail
offers a treasure trove of natural
wonders in a short distance.
Nursery logs, sword ferns, tower-
ing Cedar, Hemlock and Douglas
Fir trees serve as a backdrop for
the tumbling and cascading creek.
Unusual tailed frogs and the dip-
per bird will be found along the
creek. Intriguing water-sculpted
rock and sandstone formations
are visible on both branches
of the creek. Because of the
precipitous cliffs, it is absolutely
essential to follow the directional
signs and not to stray beyond
marked boundaries on any part
of the Cliff Falls trail system.
The park entrance is located at
25100 116 Avenue, Maple Ridge.
Hayward Lake
A trail encircling the Hayward
Lake Reservoir offers a scenic
day hike. The east side trail is
10 km long, but there are other
interesting stops on either end.
There is a slight downhill ad-
vantage to hiking the east side
trail north to south, but if you
plan to hike the entire length,
consider using two vehicles
and parking one at each end.
Park at the Railroad Trail park-
ing lot west of the Ruskin
dam. Travel east on Dewdney
Trunk Road, then turn south
after Stave Falls dam.
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Pick Your
Own Pumpkin
and More
The Laity pumpkin patch
opens the rst weekend of
October for a family fall farm
harvest. Children and adults
of all ages can enjoy an
educational and fun farm visit.
#301 - 22828 Lougheed Hwy.,Maple Ridge
778-888-EPIC (3742)
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Over 30 Drop In
Classes to t your
schedule and exibility
Daily Yoga practices in
Hatha, Power, Ashtanga,
Yin, Flow, Gentle,
Rehabilitation
Purchase a 3 or 6 month unlimited during July 1st to 15th to receive a
1 month free unlimited Free Yoga by the Lake, Tuesdays at 7:30am.
Bring your family and friends.
TRX Classes
running daily.
We offer classes for all levels.
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SUMMER EVENTS AND PROMO:
Drop by the wooden animal play area
and gather the eggs, milk a cow, drive
a tractor or horse cart and enjoy many
educational farm displays (ie bee display).
We have a demonstration fall vegetable
garden full of kale, swiss chard, beets and
other interesting vegetables. Remember
to visit our Farmers Market Display.
Then visit the animals that live on the
farm. These include a horse, donkey,
emus and others you have seen from
previous years. In the barn this year
are baby animals (goats, sheep, chicks
etc.). We also offer a short tractor ride.
In the wooded area there are fairytales,
dinosaurs, Pumpkin Patch Zoo and
many other exciting displays along the
pathways including a pirate and treasure
activity area, gnomes, fairies and our
western town where you can try pan-
ning for gold. You are welcome to visit
the Pumpkin family in their new home...
Exit the woods over the Billy Goat Gruff
Bridge (watch out for the friendly trolls).
Then, weave your way through the
cornfusing trails of our corn maze.
There are thousands of pump-
kins in the elds to choose from
that range from small to large.
PUBLIC HOURS OF OPERATION
(Weather Permitting)
Saturday, October 3
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Saturday, October 31
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MondayFriday: 1:30pm5:00pm
Saturday, Sunday & Holidays 9:30am5:00pm
Admission
Adults - $3.00 per person
Children 2 years and over - $3.00
Pumpkins $2.00 and up
Concession open daily. Sorry no birthday parties.
No pets allowed.
SCHOOL TOURS
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Monday to Friday
Please call 604-467-4302 for reservations
INDIVIDUAL CLASS TOURS
$5.00 per Child
(includes tour, tractor ride, juice, pick a pumpkin from the
Charlie Brown Pumpkin Patch)
One driver per student
No charge for tour
ADDITIONAL FAMILY MEMBERS
Adults - $3.00 (Tour)
Siblings 2 years and over - $5.00
(includes tour, tractor ride, juice, pick a pumpkin
from the Charlie Brown Pumpkin Patch)
Bring in this ad & receive 10% off your next purchase (Material Only).
Valid on regular priced items until Dec. 20, 2011
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Whether its security,
marketing the downtown
or even power washing
the streets or scrubbing
off grafti, the Downtown
Maple Ridge Business
Improvement Association
is the eyes and ears of the
shop owners and operators
in central Maple Ridge, for
another ve years at least.
Maple Ridge council has
given preliminary approval
to a bylaw that will provide
funding to allow the BIA to
carry on from 2012 to 2017.
That will create the
framework to allow a
higher levy, raising the
total take next year from
its 1,000 or so members to
$193,500 from $163,500.
Ineke Boekhorst, execu-
tive director with the BIA,
said before requesting a
renewal of the bylaw, the
association asked its mem-
bers earlier this year if it
wanted the BIA to continue.
Of the 10 per cent who
replied, all wanted the
association to keep doing
the work its been do-
ing the past ve years.
When the BIA was rst cre-
ated in 2006 the focus was
on crime and safety. Thats
improved in the down-
town, thanks to a $50,000
budget this year for that,
provided by Maple Ridge.
And thanks to the
$50,000 annual facade-
improvement program,
the place is looking good.
Now we feel that the
downtown looks a lot
better, we feel that the
crime rate looks a lot
better. Now we feel its
time to do marketing.
That will be directed
outside of Maple Ridge to
encourage newcomers,
but also aim at convincing
Maple Ridge residents of
the merits of the core area.
Boekhorst considers the
facade improvement pro-
gram one of the highlights
of the past ve years.
This year, the asso-
ciation will dole out
$50,000 to eight busi-
nesses to help them in
their spruce-up efforts.
That, in turn, will gener-
ate renovations worth
$3 million as businesses
use the free money to
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kickstart projects.
Complete reconstruction
of 224th Street and two
blocks along Lougheed
Highway in the downtown,
thanks to the districts
Downtown Enhancement
Program, has also helped.
But its now up to the
BIA to ensure that busi-
nesses keep up their
pride in their premises,
Boekhorst pointed out.
In a report to council,
economic development
manager Sandy Blue said
the BIA wants to broaden
its focus and follow the
districts strategic plan.
So far, the municipality
has spent nearly $60 mil-
lion on a new library, arts
centre, youth centre and
Memorial Peace Park over
the past several years.
Combined with the Smart
Growth on the Ground-
based plan, which calls for
an eco-friendly downtown,
more than 1,500 new
condos have been built
in the downtown area.
Theres lots going
on, said Boekhorst.
Every spring theres
Sparkle Week, a ve-day
blitz complemented by a
BIA-funded power-washing
of downtown sidewalks,
which eventually will
cover every pedestrian
path in the downtown.
Two other tasks taken on
by the BIA are the mural
program, and the speak-
ers series, where members
can network and learn.
As well, downtown Maple
Ridges old Spirit street
banners got a second life as
reusable shopping bags.
About three years ago the
Downtown Maple Ridge
BIA, in partnership with
MeadowRidge and Haney
Rotary Clubs, Maple Ridge-
Pitt Meadows Arts Council,
District of Maple Ridge, City
of Pitt Meadows and School
District No. 42 produced
about 85 nylon street
banners which helped
create a festive, colourful
atmosphere for downtown,
leading up to and during
the 2010 Games. The ban-
ners were all individually
hand-painted by school
children throughout the
school district. Eventually
these unique designs had
to be retired, so rather
than sending them to the
landll, with the help of
the Alouette Correctional
Centre for Women, they
were transformed into reus-
able nylon shopping bags.
Converting the old ban-
ners into reusable nylon
shopping bags rather
than using new fabric:
Avoided making 21,600
plastic bags each year.
Avoided sending 301
kg (663 lb) of ny-
lon to the landll.
Saved up to 363
gallons of oil.
Freed up 80 trees to
capture and store CO2
from other sources
for a full year.
All proceeds from the
sale of the shopping bags
goes to the development
of new green spaces in
downtown Maple Ridge.
The shopping bags
come in many different
colours and sizes. Small
bags retail for $6 and large
bags for $8, or two for
$15, three for $20. They
are available from Good
Company (11987 224 St)
and Bodacious Baskets
(22321 Dewdney Trunk Rd).
The DMRBIA ofce
is located at:
PO Box 530
#34 - 22374 Lougheed Hwy
V2X 2T5
Phone: 604-467-2420
Fax: 604-467-2421
Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows offer
a wide variety of facilities to accom-
modate just about any sports activity.
Each community has its own arena,
with the Pitt Meadows Arena(11435
Bonson Road) providing three sheets
of ice, and Planet Ice in Maple Ridge
(23588 105th Avenue) providing two.
The centre-piece of downtown
Maple Ridge is the Maple Ridge
Leisure Centre, which features a
weight training room, raquetball
and squash courts, full size gym-
nasium as well as a six-lane 25-me-
tre competition pool, a four-lane
25-metre teaching pool, a leisure
pool, toddlers pool, large swirl pool,
water slide and warm wading pool.
Next door is the Greg Moore Youth
Centre, which provides a safe and se-
cure location for kids 13- to 18-years-
old, offering positive alternatives
including recreation, social, education,
and physical opportunities, counsel-
ling, training and health services.
There is an area for basketball, oor
hockey, skateboarding, rock climbing,
and indoor soccer, as well as a lounge
area with a big screen TV, games area
with three pool tables, foosball, air
hockey, and a quiet area for con-
versation and a computer room.
In Pitt Meadows, the Pitt Meadows
Family Recreation Centre (12027
Harris Road) includes a youth centre,
a seniors lounge, a preschool and
daycare, a sports hall, a multi-purpose
room, a craft studio and a tness
and weight training room as well
as a Community Policing Ofce.
Regional and Provincial Parks
add to the list of available out-
door recreation venues. The Trail
Network encompasses over 100 km
of local riding and hiking trails.
Parks & Sports Facilities in
Maple Ridge & Pitt Meadows
Advent Park
12297 188 Street Pitt Meadows
Picnic tables, benches,
play equipment
Albion Fairgrounds
23448 105 Avenue, Maple Ridge
Washrooms, community garden,
horse and pedestrian trails, off-
leash dog park, covered picnic area
Albion Park
Baseball diamond, soccer eld,
covered picnic area, wash-
rooms, play equipment
Albion Sports Complex
Baseball diamond, soccer eld,
concession, washrooms
Alexander Robinson
Neighbourhood Park
Baseball diamond, play
equipment, soccer eld
Allco Park
248 Street and Alouette Road
Covered picnic area, washrooms,
barbecue area, horse trails
Alouette Park
12500 220A Street, Maple Ridge
Picnic tables, play equipment,
baseball diamond, soccer eld
Bell Irving Hatchery
256 Street south off
Dewdney Trunk Road
Picnic tables, washrooms
Belle Morse Park
tennis court, basketball court
Bonson Park
11546 Bonson Road, Pitt Meadows
Play equipment, ball diamond
Boundary Park
122 Block on 201 Street,
Maple Ridge
Picnic tables, play equip-
ment, basketball court
Brickwood Park
11579 225 Street, Maple Ridge
Callaghan Park
22375 Callaghan Avenue,
Maple Ridge
Picnic tables, play equipment
Camwood Park
20850 McFarlane Avenue,
Maple Ridge
Play equipment, baseball diamond
Chilcotin Park
20873 Alpine Crescent,
Maple Ridge
Play equipment
Cliff Park and Falls
Picnic tables, barbecue, wash-
rooms, Baseball diamond,
soccer eld, horse trails
Cook Park
21150 Cook Avenue, Maple Ridge
Cottonwood North Park
121 Block of 238B Street,
Maple Ridge
Play equipment, base-
ball diamond, trails
Cottonwood BMX Park
South on Barnes Road,
Pitt Meadows
Bike trails, baseball dia-
mond, washrooms
Country Lane Estates North
24300 101A Avenue, Maple Ridge
Country Lane Estates South
24399 101A Avenue, Maple Ridge
Creeks Crossing Park
240A Street and 100 Avenue
Crosss Cabins Park
23740 Fern Crescent, Maple Ridge
Picnic tables
Davidsons Pool
23700 128 Crescent, Maple Ridge
Picnic tables, washrooms (Mar. 1 to
Oct. 31), unsupervised swimming
Dewdney Parkette
23600 Dewdney Trunk
Road, Maple Ridge
Eagle Park
11929 189A Street, Pitt Meadows
Fairview Park
Fletcher Park
12260 Fletcher Street,
Maple Ridge
Fraser River Walk and Park
116 Avenue off 225 Street
to the Public Wharf at the
bottom of 224 Street and
River Road, Maple Ridge
Golden Ears Park
North on 232 Street, fol-
low the park signs
Picnic tables, play equipment, trails,
barbecue, unsupervised swimming
Golden Ears Winter Club
Curling rink, concession
Greg Moore Youth Centre
11925 Haney Place, Maple Ridge
Skate park, youth centre, bas-
ketball court, washrooms
Hammond Park
20600 Lorne Avenue, Maple Ridge
ment, tennis court
Hammond Stadium
20601 Westeld Avenue,
Maple Ridge
tennis court, basketball court,
ball diamond, swimming pool,
soccer eld, concession
Hampton Park
21653 Spring Crescent,
Maple Ridge
Harris Park
basketball court, ball diamond,
swimming pool, spray pool,
soccer eld, concession, youth
action park (opening Fall 2011)
Harry Hooge Park
ment, tness circuit
Hoffmann Park
19100 122 Avenue, Pitt Meadows
Off-leash dog area, trails
Holly Park
Homestead Park
24100 102A Avenue
Horsemans Park
224 Street, North of
the Alouette River
Horse trails, riding ring
Horseshoe Creek Park
Gilland Loop off 238A
Street, Maple Ridge
Jerry Sulina Park
Corner of 132 Avenue
and 210 Street
Off-leash dog area, trails,
washrooms, benches
Jim Hadgkiss Park
Picnic tables
Jordan Park
basketball court, baseball dia-
mond, Soccer eld, washrooms
Kanaka Creek Park
252 Street off Dewdney
Trunk Road, Maple Ridge
Picnic tables, barbecue,
trails, washrooms
Kin Park
tennis court, baseball diamond.
Linden Grove Park
19771 Wildwood Crescent,
Pitt Meadows
Lions Fun Park
Harris Road north of Hammond
Road, Pitt Meadows
Lions Park
12100 Laity Street, Maple Ridge
Malcolm Knapp Research Forest
14500 Silver Valley Road
Picnic tables, trails, washrooms
Maple Ridge Golf Course
20818 Golf Lane, Maple Ridge
Golf, concession, washrooms
Maple Ridge Lawn Bowling
and Tennis Club
Picnic tables, washrooms, ten-
nis courts, lawn bowling
Maple Ridge Leisure Centre
11925 Haney Place, Maple Ridge
Swimming pool, gym, rac-
quetball and squash courts,
washrooms, concession
Maple Ridge Park
23200 Fern Crescent (232 and
Fern Crescent), Maple Ridge
Covered picnic tables, play
equipment, baseball dia-
mond, barbecue, horseshoe
pit, spray pool, washrooms
Maple Ridge Secondary
School/Running Track
Running track, tennis court,
lacrosse box, eld
Maple Ridge Upper Park
Baseball diamond, washrooms
Memorial Peace Park
Picnic tables
Menzies Crossing
Harris Road at Alouette River
Bridge, Pitt Meadows
Beach area, washrooms, trails
Merkley Park
Fitness circuit, washrooms,
baseball diamond, soccer eld
Mitchell Road Park
19000 Mitchell Road,
Pitt Meadows
Morningside East
19800 block of Butternut
Lane, Pitt Meadows
Morningside West
19700 block of Honeydew
Drive, Pitt Meadows
North Bonson Park
Off-leash dog area, play equip-
ment, baseball diamond
North Commons Park
Barnston View Road and
Hoffmans Way, Pitt Meadows
Play equipment
Pioneer Park
Play equipment, community garden
Pitt Meadows Arena
Ice rinks, concession, washrooms
Pitt Meadows Athletic Park
Baseball diamond, soccer eld, ten-
nis court, basketball court, picnic ta-
bles, trails, concession, washrooms
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Pitt Meadows Community
Sports Field
19438 116b Avenue, Pitt Meadows
Articial turf eld
Pitt Meadows Family
Recreation Centre
Gym, seniors lounge, youth
centre, washrooms, craft studio
Planet Ice Maple Ridge
23588 - 105 Avenue, Maple Ridge
Ice rinks, concession, washrooms
Reg Franklin Park
Picnic tables
Rieboldt Park
23278 Tamarack Lane,
Maple Ridge
Picnic tables, trails, washrooms
Rotary Sport Field
10445 245 Street at Samuel
Robertson Technical Secondary
Articial turf eld, wash-
rooms, seating
Roundabout Park
19501 Fraser Way, Pitt Meadows
Benches
Ruskin Park
9800 280 Street, (off Lougheed
Highway) Maple Ridge
Ball diamond, soccer eld, play
equipment, washrooms
Selvey Park
Ball diamond, soccer
eld, washrooms
Shinglebolt Park
Bay Mill Road and Shoreline
Crescent, Pitt Meadows
Shoreline Park
South end of Barnston View
Road, Pitt Meadows
Trails, beach area
Somerset Park
Play equipment, ball diamond, ten-
nis court, soccer eld, washrooms
Storey Green
South end of 224 Street,
Maple Ridge
Picnic tables
Telosky Stadium and Thomas
Haney Youth Action Park
11600 Lougheed Highway,
Maple Ridge
Skate park, ball diamond, soccer
eld, lacrosse box, concession,
Thornhill Park
Play equipment, tennis court, trails
Tolmie Park
20260 Lorne Avenue, Maple Ridge
Ball diamond, play equip-
ment, picnic tables
Volker Park
Play equipment, picnic tables
Waterfront Commons Park
South end of Barnston View
Road, Pitt Meadows
Benches
Westview Park
20950 Wicklund Avenue,
Maple Ridge
Play equipment, picnic tables, trails
Westview Secondary
School Turf Field
20905 Wicklund Street,
Maple Ridge
Articial turf eld, washrooms
Whonnock Lake
27871 113 Avenue, (off 112
Avenue) Maple Ridge
Beach area, unsupervised
swimming, play equipment,
covered picnic area, basketball
court, barbecue, concession
Off Leash Areas
Albion Fairgrounds
23448 - 105 Avenue, Maple Ridge
Hoffman Park
Entrance on 122 Avenue at
191B Street and 19130 Advent
Road, Pitt Meadows
Jerry Sulina Park
210 Street and 132
Avenue, Maple Ridge
North Bonson Park
121 Block of Blakely
Road, Pitt Meadows
Volker Park
211 Block of 123 Avenue,
Maple Ridge
Rules:
Please be considerate of our
neighbours while using parks
Use this area at your own risk
Maximum three (3) dogs
per handler/owner
You are required to pick up
after your dog and dispose
of dog waste in the desig-
nated containers provided
Owners are responsible for their
dogs behavior at all times
Children under 12 years old
must be accompanied by an
adult in an off-leash park
Dogs are permitted off-
leash inside the designated
off-leash area only
Your dog must be removed from
the off-leash area immediately
if it becomes aggressive
No glass items permitted
in dog off-leash park
Parks with designated small
dog areas are restricted to small
dogs only (less than 15 tall)
Owners / handlers must control
barking dogs and stop dogs
from digging holes in the park.
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22225 Brown Avenue,
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Billy Miner Neighbourhood Pub
22355 River Road,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2X 2C5
Phone: 604-467-6002
Black Sheep Pub
12968 232 Street,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2X 6V2
Phone: 604-476-1008
Buffalo Club Bar & Grill
20690 Lougheed Highway
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2X 2P8
Phone: 604-465-3799
www.BuffaloClub.ca
By Baileys Pub
11232 Dartford Street,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2X 1V1
Phone: 604-465-9411
Don Cherrys Sports Grill
11598 224th Street,
Maple Ridge, V2X 5Z7
Phone: 604-463-7122
Foxs Reach Pub & Grill
300-20398 Dewdney Trunk Road,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2X 3E3
Phone: 604-465-7715
www.tagpubs.com
Golden Ears Pub
Pitt Meadows, B.C. V3Y 2J5
Phone: 604-465-2337
Kingshers Waterfront
Bar & Grill
23840 River Road,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2W 1B7
Phone: 604-463-0094
www.kingsherspub.com
Ranch Pub & Grill
21973 132 Avenue,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V4R 0A7
Phone: 604-467-5616
Maple Ridge &
Pitt Meadows Pubs
Shake & Shingle Pub Ltd
9610 287 Street,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2W 1L1
Phone: 604-462-8445
Shooters Bar
20644 Dewdney Trunk Road,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2X 3E5
Phone: 604-465-8055
The Haney Public House
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2X 2T2
Phone: 604-463-3811
www.thehaney.com
The Witch Of Endor
22648 Dewdney Trunk Road,
Maple Ridge, B.C. V2X 3J9
Phone: 604-467-535
The Jolly Coachman
19167 Ford Road,
Pitt Meadows, B.C. V3Y 2B6
Phone: 604-465-9237
Roosters Country Cabaret
4-19040 Lougheed Highway,
Pitt Meadows, B.C. V3Y 2N6
Phone: 604-465-5552
www.roosterscountry.com
Pitt Meadows Regional Airport 100-18799 Airport Way Pitt Meadows, BC V3Y 2B4
Tel: 604-465-8977 www.pittmeadowsairport.com
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Urban Ground School located in North Vancouver on Marine Drive
20,000 sq ft Jet Hangar and Aircraft Storage facility
Fully Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Centre
Ofces with phone, internet, washroom, pilots lounge and accommodation
Flight-seeing specialists with spectacular views of the GVRD!
Pacic Rim Aviation Academy
393-18799 Airport Way
Pitt Meadows, BC V3Y 2B4
Tel: 604-657-7359
Email: pacrimav@telus.net
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730-11731 Baynes Road
Pitt Meadows, BC V3Y 2B3
Tel: 604-465-7311
Email: dz@pacicskydivers.com
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First Jump Tandem Skydives & Solo Training
Open 7 days a week weather permitting
First Jump Tandem Skydives
Scenic views of Vancouver & area on your ight to 12,500 feet
Tandem freefall up to 60 seconds - 5 minutes parachute ight
Introducing the public to skydiving for 21 years at YPK
Canadian Sport Parachute Association Learn to Skydive Programs available
Large spectator area for family and friends
BBB accredited since 1998
Experience the Thrill of Flight - Right here in your own backyard!
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Early Childhood Education
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for children K - Grade 6.
Summer Adventure Camps
Licensed, Qualified Staff,
Learning through play and exploration,
large adventure playground, field trips.
Non-Profit Licensed
Group Daycare
Out of School Care
604.465.1290
20245 Dewdney Trunk Rd.
Maple Ridge
Christian Daycare
Full Day Preschool Program
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Experienced Early Childhood
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Large Adventure Playgrounds
Ages 2 1/2 through 12
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Refer to website for more info.
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Preschool
Enrolling now for
Sept. 2011 programs
Preschool Out of School care Preschool enhanced daycare (3 locations)
Offering theme-based programs Music & Movement Beginners French
Kids Yoga Webcams Highly Qualied ECE teachers
Preschool:
22336 Dewdney Trunk, Maple Ridge 604-467-7250
Preschool Enhanced Daycare:
11485 - 227th St., Maple Ridge 604-467-7529
email: imaginationstationccc@gmail.com
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Preschool: Limited spaces available in our afternoon
preschool classes commencing Sept./11. Our structured classes
include a gymnastics tumbling program and a phonics program
year round. 2 or 3 days/week.
Out of School Care: We offer a structured Out of School
program year round with a rate of $450/month January through
December. Lots of good old fashioned fun and T.L.C.
Daycare: For children 2 1/2 yrs up to and including
kindergarten children. Clean bright classrooms with E.C.E. trained
staff. Structured programming includes preschool curriculum.
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Zoo will be the theme
for this years Meadows
Maze in Pitt Meadows.
Being one of the largest
corn mazes in the Pacic
Northwest, this years
theme will
be com-
prised of two
mazes with
6.3 kilome-
tres of paths
designed to
challenge
the most
directionally adept.
Every year the Hopcott
familys 17-acre eld
is turned into another
distinct design using a
global positioning system
(GPS). A tractor carves the
maze when the corn is still
small. It is estimated that
each maze takes one and
a half hours to complete.
In addition to the maze,
there are lots of fun activi-
ties for children, including
a petting
zoo, a bee
observatory,
hay wagon
rides, or a
barrel train
ride through
the maze
for those
who dont want to get lost.
This year the maze wont
be open until August
13th due to the springs
cold and wet weather.
call 604-460-0603.
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22378 Dewdney Trunk Rd., Maple Ridge
www.mainmenus.ca
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BUSINESS HOURS:
Mon. - Sat. 11:30am - 10:00pm
Sun. & Holidays 4:00pm - 9:00pm
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Looking for a new way to
experience B.C.? Viewing it
from the air might be just
the thing. Chris Georgas,
the owner and operator of
Pacic Rim Aviation, said
his company, which ies
out of the Pitt Meadows
airport, offers a wide
variety of aerial sightsee-
ing (or ightseeing) trips.
Some of their prominent
trips include one from
Pemberton to Whistler,
one from Sechelt to
Powell River, one over to
Nanaimo and one up the
Fraser Valley to Hope.
We y around the local
universe here, Georgas
said. On an average
ight, we go for about
one and a half hours.
Georgas said the com-
panys planes are perfect
for ightseeing, as their
design allows passengers
to get an unparalleled view
of the ground below.
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Its great visibility, he
said. We y high-wing
aircraft, so the wings up
above their heads. Its
perfect for photos.
Their ightseeing trips
also span a wide variety
of heights, so passen-
gers can see everything
from mountaintops to
forests and rivers.
The planes can y at
all altitudes, so you get a
great view of the Lower
Mainland and the local
mountains, Georgas said.
It can be quite a re-
laxing trip as well.
The planes are very
comfortable, Georgas said.
Pacic Rim mostly
focuses on pilot training
and charter services, but
Georgas said ightseeing
has become a growing part
of their business thanks to
its increasing popularity.
Weve been doing this
for over eight years and
had great response, he
said. We do dozens of
ights per month.
Georgas said a ightsee-
ing trip has proven quite
a popular attraction for
tourists, as it provides a
different perspective on
B.C.s spectacular vistas.
Its a great way for people
from other countries to
see the Lower Mainland,
he said. We have people
from all over the world.
One of the most popular
trips for foreign visitors
heads downtown, providing
an aerial view of Vancouver
and its surroundings.
We orbit the down-
town core, then go to
Seymour, Grouse, usually
out to Barnston Island,
Georgas said. Its great
for overseas visitors.
Flightseeing isnt just for
tourists, though. Georgas
said plenty of locals have
caught the ightseeing bug
as well, and the Golden Ears
Bridge has made it easier
for many to check it out.
We have a lot of people
that come from the
other side of the Fraser;
Langley, White Rock,
Abbotsford, he said.
White Rock, its only about
a 30-minute drive now.
The wide variety of trips
offered mean if you like
what you see on your rst
ightseeing expedition,
there are plenty of other
areas you can try. The Pitt
Meadows airports facili-
ties, including the Runway
Caf restaurant, can also
help turn a ightseeing
trip into the anchor point
of an enjoyable day.
You can spend the
morning on the deck sip-
ping coffee and watching
airplanes take off and land,
Georgas said. We have a
lot of repeat business.
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Opening each year in
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several different experi-
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to learn more about the
nature and handling of
birds of prey, most nota-
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Raptors Ridge was devel-
oped by Karen Kamstra.
She uses strictly captive-
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a number of red-tailed
hawks, Harris hawks, per-
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The facility is open by
appointment, seven days
a week, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There are several different
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depending on how much
time you care to spend and
how much you want to learn:
The Hawk Walk provides
you with instruction on
handling raptors, with a
demonstration by a Harris
hawk and falconer.
Learn about local birds
of prey during this
one-hour course.
Cost: $45 per person.
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Hawk Walk with a Twist is
an educational course for
the younger raptor enthusi-
ast. Along with two guard-
ians, children no younger
than eight, along with two
adults, can experience y-
ing a trained raptorial bird.
Walk through a rain forest
with a raptor upon your
st, then let y the same
raptor into a ying eld.
Cost: $75 per raptor.
Raptor Discovery is a
three-hour course for those
wanting to learn more
about the handling of birds
of prey. An experienced
falconer teaches you how
to approach, handle and
pick up hawks and falcons.
Cost: $105 per person.
All courses must be pre-
booked and are dependent
entirely on good weather.
Also, Raptors Ridge
has teamed up with the
Capilano Suspension
Bridge in North Vancouver,
where from June to
September it presents a
static display for tourists
and provides information
about all birds of prey.
Raptors Ridge is located at
26021 100th Ave. in Maple
Ridge. From Vancouver,
follow Lougheed Highway
east, making a left on
240th Street and a right
on 102nd Avenue. Follow
102 until it becomes 100th
Avenue and watch for the
Raptors Ridge sign. Info:
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Domestic beer & coolers containers also accepted
Unlimited quantities
Milk beverage container recycling
Commercial pick-ups
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Infant, Toddler, Daycare, Preschool &
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Two locations to serve you:
Maple Ridges newest
tourist attraction opened
last July with people
balancing and tiptoeing
through obstacle courses
at treetop heights.
WildPlay Element Parks
is located in Maple Ridge
Park, on Fern Crescent, near
236th Street in Maple Ridge.
The Victoria company set
up in the former campsite,
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Sat. 9:30 am to 3:00 pm
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Mon. to Fri. 7:30 am
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We Offer Sales,
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Installation of
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Gas Fireplaces
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with ropes and cables in the
treetops. It includes many
of the challenging courses
and features, including
including Tarzan swings,
zip lines, scramble nets,
swinging logs and others
suspended between six and
60 feet above the ground.
Everyone must demon-
strate the ability to use
the equipment before
access to any course, and
every tree-top adventure
begins with a navigation
session that readies you
to tackle four colour-
coded course sections.
The rhythm of moving
through games comes
naturally as you traverse zip
lines, rope swings, scram-
bling walls, hanging nets,
wobbly bridges, and other
suspended surprises.
The skill level and height
of each course section
increases as you progress.
Conquer Monkido to boost
self-condence and enjoy
a healthy outdoor lifestyle.
Play is an active method
of learning, which is why
children naturally excel at
climbing and scrambling
across our cleverly de-
signed obstacles. WildPlays
course elements combine
outdoor fun and chal-
lenge in a way that allows
children to explore their
limits, feel empowered, and
hone their physical skills.
The Monkido Kids course
is lower than where the big
kids play. Our special de-
sign ensures kids can reach
safety lines while moving
freely through their one
and a half hour adventure.
Chaperones use the wide
walking trails beneath the
course to observe their
children. Private guides are
available with advance no-
tice, additional fees apply.
The business is run on a
reservation basis. People
using the course have to
book ahead, limiting the
number of adventure-
seekers on site. However,
there will still be some
walk-in business.
Hours are from 10 a.m. to
7 p.m. during peak season
and 6 p.m. in off season.
The park is open
year-round.
Call 604-477-1197 for
more information.
LifeStyles Realty
Now in three locations
RE/MAX Lifestyles Realty, one of Western Canadas most
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Pitt Meadows The gateway to the Vancouver Metro
Region is the perfect balance between urban appeal
and rural charm, and the natural place to invest, raise
your family and enjoy the outdoors.
Pitt Meadows Regional
Airport will open its doors
for Airport Day on June 26.
Businesses there will
allow visitors, for free, to
see the airport in opera-
tion, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
More than 40 businesses
currently operate at the
airport, spanning elds
such as aircraft parts and
manufacturing, air taxis and
charters, helicopter and
oatplane services, ight
training, hangar rentals,
aircraft maintenance, pilot
supplies and accessories,
sport and recreational
aviation, skydiving and sky
advertising. The clients of
these rms also differ, from
the recreational aviator, to
commuters, corporations
and government agencies.
Airport Day is not just for
viewing, as companies will
be actively participating in
creating lasting experiences
and fond memories for their
guests. Booths and displays
will be interactive. View
vintage aircraft, oatplanes,
helicopters, gliders and
home-built aircraft and
sit in them to take pictures.
There will also be a
parade, band music and
an air cadets display.
Car acionados can
lose themselves in the
show and shine.
Visit booths of the various
ying schools and Pacic
Skydivers. Children will
love the Airplane Train
and the free familiariza-
tion sightseeing ights.
Airport Day will be a
great opportunity to view
the airport during opera-
tion from inside the fence,
or airside, said organizers.
See aircraft arriving
and departing, watch
a demonstration of the
skydivers, observe ight
students training, as well
Pitt Meadows Airport
Opens its Doors
as oatplane demos and
Young Eagles ights by
the AeroClub for children.
If you want to get away
from the hustle and bustle
for a bit, a great place to go
for a walk or to take a bike
ride is along the dike be-
tween the Fraser River and
the airport. The Runway
Caf, a licensed restau-
rant with a patio near the
runway, is located across
from the terminal ofce.
Sit back and recoup from
discovering and experienc-
ing the thrill of ight.
The Pitt Meadows
Regional Airport is located
at 100 18799 Airport Way,
off Baynes Road (pittmead-
owsairport.com). Walk, bike
or drive. Entry to the airport
is off of Baynes Road, and
parking is free. Washroom
facilities and food ser-
vices will be provided.
MARC DALTON
MLA
MAPLE RIDGE/MISSION
#102 - 23015
Dewdney Trunk Road,
Maple Ridge
604-476-4530
marc.dalton.mla@leg.bc.ca
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and COPA For Kids Flight
COPA Flight 16 Aero Club of B.C. will host an
Open House and a COPA For Kids Flight Program
at Pitt Meadows Airport, starting at 10 a.m. on
June 26 Airport Day.
Folks attending the breakfast at Langley will
have time to y over to Pitt Meadows for the
events. Three cadet groups will be in attendance
in Second World War uniforms and will parade
with a band in front of a reviewing stand.
Vintage Wings of Canada and The Canadian
Museum of Flight will each y their aircraft over
for static display.
Some of the COPA Flight 72 B.C. Floatplane
Association aircraft are based at Pitt Meadows
and will initiate their destination ights from
there. This will provide an opportunity for the
COPA Fly-In AGM delegates to participate in the
Pitt Meadows activities and perhaps experience
a oat plane ight as well.
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The Pitt Meadows Arena
is currently undergoing
a $7.5 million renovation
that will breathe new life
into the aging facility.
The three-rink arena will
get a completely renovated
interior, with a new conces-
sion, ofce and skate shop,
as well as washroom and
dressing room upgrades.
Much of the work being
performed will be behind
the scenes. The piles the
facility sits on need to be
upgraded to provide better
protection from earth-
quakes. Like much of lower
Pitt Meadows, the land
the arena sits on is made
up of unstable river sand.
The arenas heating and
air conditioning system will
also be updated, as will the
ice-making equipment.
And the ever-leaking roof?
That will be xed, too.
The Pitt Meadows Arena
Nustadia Recreation
Inc. took over operation
for the arena in May.
The company, which
operates seven facilities
across Canada, hired Ray
Boogaards as the arenas
new general manager
and is negotiating with a
major franchise to oper-
ate the concession.
Service interruptions
are expected as con-
struction continues
throughout the year.
Work on the sanitary
sewer line has also started
and dressing rooms will be
shutting down during the
summer months as crews
install new plumbing.
The Red Rink will
also close from July to
September to speed up
the pace of construction.
If construction crews
dont run into surprises, the
project will be completed
before the end of the year.
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