Most of the dykes meander alongside the Pitt and Alouette Rivers, as well as the Fraser River. Kanaka Creek Regional Park, at Lougheed Hwy and River Road, offers walks along the Fraser River and is also excellent for short runs. Further upstream, at 252nd St. and 116th Ave, there are trails that follow Kanaka Creek. Some of the most popular trails in Golden Ears Park are the lower and upper waterfall trails in the east canyon. The Park is accessed via Fern Crescent off 232 nd Street.
Maps are available at the park gate and headquarters.
The trails are located on the east side of Gold Creek. The lower falls hike is estimated at about three-quarters of an hour each way while the upper falls trip is about 1.25 hours each way. Alder Flats in Golden Ears Park is accessed from the west canyon trail parking lot. The trail travels through alder trees, across Evans Creek and to a wilderness campsite. From there, hikers can follow an old logging road towards Panorama Ridge.