Golden Ears Park | BC Parks
One of British Columbia’s largest parks, Golden Ears is an exceptional destination for all sorts of recreation. The park features three large campgrounds and an extensive system of hiking and horseback-riding trails. Alouette Lake, meanwhile, is a popular spot for swimming, windsurfing, water-skiing, canoeing, boating, and fishing.
North Beach, Alouette Lake - Outdoor Project
Views both north and south across the long lake are breathtaking. The water is gentle and great for wading or a swim. Do note that motorized boats are allowed in Alouette Lake, so exercise caution as there is no designated swimming area at North Beach.
North Beach Trail - Outdoor Project
Views both north and south across the long lake are breathtaking. Note that motorized boats are allowed in Alouette Lake, so exercise caution as there is no designated swimming area at North Beach. There are also restrooms at the end of the trail, so …
Ultimate Golden Ears Guide (Hikes, Camping, Alouette Lake+)
This campground is a bit quieter than the other two and it has access to a fantastic beach area called North Beach. This campground is also the closest to the trailhead for most hikes. Amenities available are water and pit toilets.
Golden Ears Provincial Park - North Beach Campground
The extensive system of trails within the park provides an excellent opportunity for hiking and horseback riding, and Alouette Lake is a popular spot for swimming, windsurfing, water-skiing, canoeing, boating and fishing.
Alouette Lake, North Beach - Swim Guide
Swim Guide is the most comprehensive beach information and water quality service on the web.
Alouette Lake at Golden Ears | Vancouver's Best Places
The beach at Alouette Lake is one of the most popular in Metro Vancouver, both for people and geese. The views of the lake with the mountains all around are quite spectacular, and the giant lawn in front of the beach is a great place for picnics.
Camping in Golden Ears - Alouette Campground - A ... - A walk …
2024年1月4日 · Beaches at Alouette Lake. There are 4 day-use beach areas in Golden Ears Provincial Park. One of the beaches is right next to the campgrounds, so you can reach it easily, although Alouette Lake is not visible from the campsites.
Alouette Lake - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024) - Tripadvisor
This is a great place to go to the beach, canoe, kayak, swim, barbecue, picnic or just hang around the beach. Lots of families come here. It can be quite crowded at times.
North Beach Trail [CLOSED], British Columbia, Canada - AllTrails
2020年7月24日 · This is a magnificent and extremely easy hike! The views, the trees covered with moss, the blue pristine waters of Alouette Lake, and the bushes make this an incredible place to visit.