Walkability + transit
Maple Ridge — Walkability, Transit, and Commute
A focused reference on walkability + transit in Maple Ridge, drawn from the broader Maple Ridge area page — pulled out as its own page so it’s scannable on its own.
The Golden Ears Bridge (Highway 7 / Golden Ears Way) opened June 16, 2009 connecting Maple Ridge to Township of Langley and Surrey at 200 Street; tolls eliminated September 1, 2017. The Pitt River Bridge (Highway 7 / Lougheed Highway) carries the western commute into Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam, and onward via the Trans-Canada or the Mary Hill Bypass.
West Coast Express commuter rail is the only rapid-transit-equivalent service: Maple Meadows and Port Haney stations sit inside Maple Ridge, with Pitt Meadows Station next along the line. West Coast Express operates five inbound trains weekday AM and five outbound PM only: no midday, evening, or weekend service. Port Haney to Waterfront downtown is roughly 70 minutes. SkyTrain does not reach Maple Ridge; Coquitlam Central (Evergreen Line) is the closest SkyTrain access via the Pitt River Bridge.
Also on Maple Ridge
