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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Elsay Lake – North Vancouver
At about 40 minutes from downtown Vancouver and containing numerous hikes ranging from all difficulties, Mount Seymour Provincial Park is
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Rice Lake – North Vancouver
Rice 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.
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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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Quarry Rock – Deep Cove
Deep 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.
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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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Crown Mountain hike via Hanes Valley – North Vancouver
Crown Mountain, visible from downtown Vancouver towering above Grouse Mountain. A very challenging hike recommended to experienced hikers only.
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Mount Seymour Third Peak – North Vancouver
Mount 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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The Lions – West Lion Summit Trail (Howe Sound Crest)
The Phenomenal West Lion Summit in Cypress Provincial Park is a long and challenging hike along the Howe Sound Crest Trail.
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