Aldergrove Lake Park

Day Ride Trail
Located five minutes from the Aldergrove border crossing, the southern boundary of this park is the Canada/USA border. Horses must use the park entrance on 272nd Street south of 8 ave. Here you will find a parking lot with hitch rails and a washroom.
Aldergrove, Langley, Lower Mainland
7 km
1 1/2 hr
49.0133
-122.472
Drinkable
6 or 8 truck/trailers
The Lake was closed as of 2011. In addition to trails there is picnicking, Dog off-leash area, Seasonal food concession, Public toilets. Park Hours from the start of Daylight Saving Time to Labour Day, 8 am to 9 pm. All other days, 8 am to dusk. Closing time is posted at park entrances; earliest closing is 5 pm.
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The southern boundary of this park is the Canada/USA border. Located five minutes from the Aldergrove border crossing, visitors trailering horses must use the park entrance on 272nd Street south of 8 ave. Here you will find a parking lot with hitch rails and a washroom.

Legend

Susan Mackey

Bridge width posted on: 08 / 03 / 2022

Are the bridges wide enough for a cart?


Susan Mackey

Bridge width posted on: 08 / 03 / 2022

Are the bridges wide enough for a cart?


Lisa

Nice day at Aldergrove Park posted on: 04 / 25 / 2014

The trails are in great shape this spring


Rachel

Aldergrove Lake Loop posted on: 07 / 21 / 2013

Aldergrove Lake is a lovely couple hour ride. There are mounting logs at the start of the trail in the parking lot (handy), and this is the only place the trail takes off (very easy to find). The majority of the trail is wide, and it is gravel or crusher dust footing much like Campbell Valley. There are two moderate downhill sections (one of which is an uphill on the return), but most of the trail is relatively gentle. There are a few wooden bridges.The scenery is lovely. Much is in the trees, but there is a nice grassy open "bowl" at one section of the ride and there is wonderful view of Mt. Baker at another section. The loop is shorter than Campbell Valley and really about the perfect length for those who like to walk only. In my opinion there tend to be more people (hiking/dog walking) at certain sections of the trail than in Campbell Valley, but otherwise the setting is similar.


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