The trout, I realized, strongly resembled the football that was about to be placed on the hash mark. One hundred miles away, 78,000 red-clad Arkansas Razorbacks fans 'called the Hogs' right before kickoff, as I watched a cruising brown trout lazily wave its tail in the current. It’s a dog-friendly zone and but must be kept on leash.Woooooo! Pig! Sooooiiiieeee!' The tinny crackle of the radio broadcast sounded weakly from under the drift boat seat. Although there is no picnic tables on this side- the view and calmness is worth it! The North Beach, on the other hand, is more scenic and quieter than the South Beach and it is about a 5 to 10 minutes’ walk from the parking lot.

There are plenty of BBQ tablets and some of the tables have BBQ attachments. South Beach has lots of sitting, playing and grassy areas. The Two main spots for day use picnicking areas are the South Beach and the North Beach. The vegetation is thick Hemlock forest and the mountainous backcountry is extremely rugged. The basin of the Golden Eras Park has never been logged. Fishing is another attraction at the lake.

The boat launch is free! Boat and canoe rentals are also available.Īlouette Lake is the home of Rainbow trout, Chinook salmon, Cutthroat trout, Dolly Varden trout, Bull trout. The 65 km trails in the park provide an excellent opportunity for hiking, biking, horseback riding, backpacking, and camping! The park has three large campgrounds and four-day use areas.Īlouette Lake offers all kind of water activities such as - swimming, windsurfing, sea-doing, water-skiing, canoeing, and boating. The views of the lake and the nearby mountains that offer a scenic backdrop which is simply stunning! It is also a great place for those who just want to sit back and relax. MAPLE RIDGE -Golden Ears Provincial Park | Beautiful Aloutte Lake | British Columbia, Canada |Īlouette Lake at Golden Ears Provincial Park offers almost every outdoor activity you can think of.

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