Elsay Lake – North Vancouver
At about 40 minutes from downtown Vancouver and containing numerous hikes ranging from all difficulties, Mount Seymour Provincial Park is
Read moreAt about 40 minutes from downtown Vancouver and containing numerous hikes ranging from all difficulties, Mount Seymour Provincial Park is
Read moreNorvan 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.
Read moreRice Lake located within the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve in North Vancouver is a 3 km hike that loops around the lake on a well-marked and well-maintained trail. A very easy hike that takes about 1 hour in full to complete at a leisure pace.
Read moreLynn 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.
Read moreColiseum 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.
Read moreDeep Cove’s most popular hike known as Quarry Rock is a short 3.8 km round-trip hike leading to a large rocky outcrop offering beautiful views.
Read moreSprouting 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.
Read moreDog 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.
Read moreCrown Mountain, visible from downtown Vancouver towering above Grouse Mountain. A very challenging hike recommended to experienced hikers only.
Read moreMount SeymourΒ is one of most popular mountains of Vancouver’s North Shore, withΒ a summit of 1,449Β m above North Vancouver it is easily recognized from afar.
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