3 Best Hiking Trails in North Vancouver, BC

Expert-recommended Top 3 Hiking Trails in North Vancouver, BC. All of our hiking trails actually undergo a rigorous 50-Point Inspection, which includes everything from checking reviews, ratings, reputation, history, complaints, satisfaction, trust and price - all to ensure overall excellence. You deserve only the best!

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GROUSE MOUNTAIN

6400 Nancy Greene Way,
North Vancouver, BC V7R 4K9 Directions

Since 1926

Specialty:

✓Hiking ✓Private Events ✓Ranger Talks ✓Skiing ✓World Famous Lumberjack Show ✓Guided Eco-walks ✓Snowboarding ✓Jump ✓Slides and Ground Games ✓Skyride ✓Walking ✓Climb ✓Field Trip Programs ✓Nature Trails ✓Snowshoeing and Ice-skating

"Grouse Mountain provides 1,200-meter activities such as skiing, hiking, and sweeping views of Vancouver. The mountain also provides tourists with a close-up view of energy production. It offers summer programs with many flight-themed events perfect for the entire family. Grouse Mountain has great dining options available all year. The park is the ideal setting for fine dining or picnicking. The park has continued to be a vibrant and well-loved community gathering space for years. Their alpine environment offers a variety of cultural, educational, and outdoor experiences. Grouse Mountain has a wheelchair-accessible entrance.

2026 Highlights: Grouse Mountain offers hiking trails, panoramic mountain and city views, wildlife experiences, scenic gondola rides, and seasonal outdoor activities."

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Price:

Admission Ticket:
Adult (19-64) $82

Discount:

$10 off on Mountain Admission or ski tickets

Contact:

(604) 980-9311 (604) 986-6262

Mon-Sun: 7:30am - 9pm

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LYNN CANYON PARK

3663 Park Road,
North Vancouver, BC V7J 3G3 Directions

Since 1912

Specialty:

✓Hiking ✓Lake ✓Trail Running ✓Tour ✓Suspension Bridge ✓Bridges ✓Cliff Jumping ✓Twin Falls ✓Walking ✓Group Programs ✓Sights ✓Family Picnic

"Lynn Canyon Park offers a relaxing atmosphere for tourists and area citizens. The park was officially opened to the public in 1912. This is a great place for a family picnic, a leisurely hike, or a relaxing dip in one of the many swimming spots. Lynn Canyon Park has expanded to 617 acres from its original 12 acres. This park was once a second-growth forest, with most trees aged between 80 and 100 years old. For several years, the ecological centre in Lynn Valley has been part of Lynn Canyon Park and provides historical information about the park. The park also offers a variety of hiking and walking trails. Users can enjoy a fantastic suspension bridge with incredible views that cross the canyon. The centre also has a theatre where educational videos are regularly shown. Lynn Canyon Park allows dogs.

2026 Highlights: Popular attractions include the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge, Twin Falls Loop Trail, Thirty Foot Pool and sections of the Baden Powell Trail."

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Price:

Ecology Centre:
Suggested Donation (Per Person) $2
Suggested Donation (Per Family) $5
Self-Guided Trail Brochure: $3

Contact:

(604) 990-3755

Mon-Sun: 7am - 7pm

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MOUNT SEYMOUR PARK

Mount Seymour Road,
North Vancouver, BC V7G 1L3 Directions

Since 1936

Specialty:

✓Hiking ✓Wildlife Viewing ✓Cycling ✓Tobogganing ✓Swimming ✓Winter Recreation ✓Campfire ✓Snowshoeing ✓Picnic Areas ✓Horseback Riding ✓Tubing ✓Pets on Leash ✓Group Camping ✓Walking Trails ✓Fishing ✓Mountain Biking ✓Picnicking ✓Skiing ✓Interpretive Programs

"Mount Seymour Park offers opportunities to observe birds and animals and has four designated picnic areas. Mount Seymour Provincial Park has a fully accessible playground, splash pad, outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, and soccer pitch. The park is an attractive and active place for all ages. This large park features hiking and biking trails with scenic views, lakes, and skiing areas. Mountain bikers and hikers widely use the mountain trails in Mount Seymour Park. Users can also enjoy recreational activities and observe wildlife in their natural habitats. With an area of 35 square kilometres, it is located approximately 15 kilometres north of Downtown Vancouver.

2026 Highlights: The park is named after Frederick Seymour. The park offers viewpoints overlooking the city of Vancouver, Mount Baker, and east over Indian Arm Park."

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Contact:

(800) 689-9025

Mon-Sun: 7am - 10pm

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