Skip to content

New video tells everyone of Maple Ridge’s secret

Visuals show city that’s tucked in between mountains, rivers and parks
10789319_web1_Ferncrescent-2
Fern Crescent is Maple Ridge’s version of Cathedral Grove on Vancouver Island. (THE NEWS/files)

Maple Ridge is showing both residents, investors and tourists what this place is all about in a 2.25-minute video titled Discover Maple Ridge, that soon will be on all its digital platforms.

“What we want is for people to view it and send it out to their friends,” said Lino Siracusa, the city’s economic development manager.

Chris Wheeler Productions made the video in January at a cost of $15,000 to the city, using both drone and airplane cameras.

“It’s a video that basically shows all the diversity that Maple Ridge has to offer,” said Siracusa.

It’s not aimed solely at visitors, but residents, too, so they know what they have in their backyard.

The video emphasizes parks, but also the city’s historical and commercial features.

Everything is visual today, so a short video gives people a quick idea of Maple Ridge, he added.

10789319_web1_alouettelake-2
Alouette Lake reservoir in Golden Ears Provincial Park on Maple Ridge’s north border, draws thousands per year. (THE NEWS/files)