St Mark’s Summit – Cypress Provincial Park
St Mark’s Summit in Cypress Provincial Park is a popular hiking location that offers the most stunning views of the Howe Sound and surrounding mountains.
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Wedgemount Lake – Garibaldi Provincial Park
The trail to Wedgemount Lake near Whistler is a long and steep one but as soon as you lay your eyes on this lake nothing else will matter.
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Cypress Falls – West Vancouver
Cypress Falls Park located near the highway in West Vancouver is a lesser known hike which means it’s ideal to get away from the crouds.
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The Stawamus Chief – Hiking Squamish
The Stawamus Chief Hike, also known as “The Chief”, in Squamish, British Columbia, part of The Stawamus Chief Provincial Park.
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At about 40 minutes from downtown Vancouver and containing numerous hikes ranging from all difficulties, Mount Seymour Provincial Park is
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Norvan Falls – North Vancouver
Norvan Falls located 7 km deep within Lynn Headwaters is a popular hike which offers long distance on a well-maintained trail with minimal elevation gain.
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Lynn Lake Hike in North Vancouver
Lynn Lake is a long and challenging hike located in the Lynn Headwaters Regional Park that follows Lynn Creek all the way to its origin point.
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Coliseum Mountain – North Vancouver
Coliseum Mountain is challenging hike as its 23.5 total kms must be completed in a day since camping is not allowed anywhere in the Lynn Headwaters area.
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Lynn Peak – North Vancouver
Sprouting above Lynn Valley, Lynn Peak is the first of many mountains in Lynn Headwaters. Lynn Peak is known as Lynn Valley’s version of the Grouse Grind.
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Dog Mountain – North Vancouver
Dog Mountain is an easy 5 km round-trip hike with minimal elevation gain leading to a viewpoint facing south. The trailhead starts from Mount Seymour Park.
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