I think this park would be most enjoyed by families with adventurous kids or adults that are excited by heights. Being neither, we found the enjoyment that we got from the park to be a bit unworthy of the cost. The main feature, the suspension bridge, is very cool. I liked learning about it and traversing it a few times back and forth. But that bridge is simply not worth the $66 (CAD) adult ticket. And the other additions to the park (the cliff walk, the treetop adventure, and the neat birds) didn't quite make up the difference for us either. Especially when you can find a suspension bridge (that is not quite as high or as long) a short drive away at Lynn Creek Canyon for free. So again, I think for families with kids, this would probably be a really fun way to spend an afternoon. Do keep in mind that everything cool in the park requires you to cross the 270ft/70m high bridge that moves with every step someone makes. So if your kid (or you for that matter) can't make it over the bridge, then you can't access any of the other park features except the cliff walk, the gift shop, and the restaurants. As an additional note, we were there while the special Halloween decorations were up and we really loved that addition. We also saw that a Christmas light display would be following it. This DID add to the value for us and I would recommend that other try to time their visits to the park with some thing special like that.

This was a great park, just large enough to go through with kids in tow without tiring them out too much. I could see how weekends might be really busy and I would probably opt for weekday if you can to really enjoy the views it is a hefty priced ticket so you want to make sure you get max value. I will say this park is not for anyone that has a fear of heights - there is a suspension bridge with quite a bit of movement even with minimal people on the bridge - it is a good distance to the other side so please be aware. That being said the views from The various bridges, the birds of prey, totem poles all made it pretty interesting and worthwhile for us.

We had an amazing and rainy visit to the suspension bridge and park! Our girls loved the explorer program and the views were breathtaking. We ate lunch at the cliff side restaurant, walked all of the trails including the cliff walk. So amazing. Even the gift shop was great!

All I can say is "wow!" They did an amazing job creating this aerial park which has no steep slopes at all. The gift shop was also amazing, which had various unique souvenirs, as well as collectible art pieces. The ticket price includes a shuttle ride from Canada Place at the Waterfront. Pictures don't do it justice; it really must be appreciated in person. I would highly recommend going early in the morning when there are fewer people for good photo ops.

This is such a fun and must-see place to go! Even when it's a little wet, it's a lot of fun. There is food available there, you can easily spend a half-day exploring the different levels of this park. With lots of rest areas, it's a moderate climb, but still totally doable if you're working on your fitness journey. I definitely recommend going earlier, before 11am as it definitely starts to get busy after that. I really appreciated the free, year-round shuttle, it really sold me on visiting.

Amazing park with a lot of beautiful nature and some historical facts as well. You get a great view of everything from all the different lookout points and everything is very walkable. Bridge is very strong, but does move a little bit when walking on it. We also really loved the gift shop and bought quite a few things there. We did everything in about 2 hours.

We decided to brave the cold snap in January and come to the Suspension Bridge. It was very quiet and nice to have lots of space to ourselves. The staff were very friendly, they had many heat stations set up and all the food vendors were still open. We had a blast and loved all the lights. They also do lights for Valentine’s Day if you don’t want to brave the cold. We can’t wait to come back in the summer. Highly recommend if you’re visiting Vancouver!

The winter lights were stunning!!! I had bought tickets in advance and was subsequently dreading going because the forecast was freezing cold weather. So so glad I bundled up and came. The bridge itself is gorgeous at night time but the rest of the park is something else! I loved the tree walk high above the ground. The lights were extraordinary. Even with lots of people on a sold out night, the park felt large enough to accommodate everyone outside distanced safely. The hot chocolate is a must try. Great family friendly activity

The trip to Capilano was beautiful and far exceeded our already high expectations. Free shuttle to and from the Hyatt downtown on a clean coach bus, beautiful 20min drive to the park. No wait to get in, not crowded, quite peaceful (we went on a Wed around 4pm, perfect time to avoid crowds and get the evening discount). I have never been to a park so clean, well constructed and finished so beautifully. The bridge itself is very cool, but the other add-on courses/trails were an extra bonus. There is a treetop bridge course, a pond trail, and a nature’s edge walk. All trails are wood-boarded so you don’t have to worry about mud/getting your shoes dirty. The views are spectacular, of the mountains, water below, and the vast forest surrounding. Very well done. As someone who is not a huge nature person, I absolutely loved the experience. Very much worth the trip, and you get a bang for your buck. One of my favourite things we did while in Vancouver. Thank you Capilano for an amazing time!

This park really is a must see in Vancouver. The price of admission is expensive but it is definitely with the money. The park is absolutely breathtaking. Everything is perfectly maintained and sparkling clean. The employees are super friendly and helpful. The forest is lush, peaceful and amazing. The long suspension bridge is very exciting to cross and there are several other shorter suspension bridges connected from tree to tree. I have never seen anything like this anywhere else. They also have a couple of cafe’s and a large gift shop. There is a covered pavilion and plenty of places to rest and relax along the trails. Most of the trails through the forest are beautiful wooden boardwalks. AMAZING! Parking lot is right across the street.

Great family event. You need a couple of hours. Have lots of opportunities for pictures. Need to take the suspension bridge to get to the scenery side. Tour guides are very informative. Great with kids that are adventurous and like forestry. Very safe.

Absolutely beautiful outdoor excursion. Had an amazing time walking through the uniquely built suspended walkways. The staff was kind and helpful when my group was asking questions. Beautiful exhibits of First Nation history, supplies, and tools. Good food and cute little gift shop that is decorated with a warm log-cabin feeling.

Nice park with lots of walking opportunities for families. Went end of October so everything was Halloween themed which was probably great for the children. Easy walks and some good photo opportunities. I spotted an eagle so there might be a little wildlife involved 🤩 Treetop walk can be crowded!

Park is clean, organized, and scenery is beautiful. You can save $3.00 per ticket by purchasing the tickets on the website in advance. Many people recommended visiting after dusk during the holiday season for the Christmas lights display. Reservation is recommended. I did enjoy the less crowded scenery and able to walk around without the rush, long line, or the crowd and during the warmest time of the day. 😁😉 Suspension bridge, nature's edge and Cliff Walk were all amazing. Estimated time to walk through the park leisurely is about 2 hours for us. There's a shuttle service to and from the park. Thankful 🥰😇🙏.

Visited in the spring and had a wonderful experience. We took the free shuttle from downtown Vancouver and enjoyed the ride up to the park. The views were spectacular and air felt clean and crisp. There were some interactive activities happening that day and there were many boards/signs displaying names and historical facts throughout the park. There are a range of paths to choose from, some harder than others. The bridge itself is an amazing experience to walk over. It does get busy so expect people to stop and take pictures. You will likely feel the bridge move or even sway. We had lots of fun and were able to finish everything in 2 hours before hopping back on the free shuttle. Oh, and we also received a certificate of completion on our way out. Highly recommend!

Good place to take the kids, not sure if adults would be very fascinated by this place. It's nice to look around, but there are better places to visit for the money we spend here. It's almost 67 bucks for an adult. A one time visit would be recommended to learn about the rainforest ecosystem and see the beautiful gorges, also the time we visited the tree houses were shut down for maintenance :( so there was a 10% discount on the ticket. The cliff walk was nice. There are numerous cafes and washrooms are clean.

We loved this place. It’s like an outdoor theme park, with the suspension bridge as the highlight. We went a few months ago when the weather was great and had a nice time. The place is big and well laid out. While it’s big, there are still long lines and it can feel a little crowded. It’s very clean and the staff take care of the grounds and keep it tidy. There are lots of signs pointing attractions and things out as there’s an education here. They have a nice souvenir shop and the offer some food and drink too. While it’s a bit pricey, you can actually make a day of it. There is decent parking although that’s probably something that can be improved. I also totally recommend buying tickets in advance. Overall we really enjoyed our time here and would recommend it to people who are looking for something outdoorsy and fun to do.

This place is so cool and so wholesome, everyone should go here. The forest is beautiful, and the bridges, decks, and platforms are carefully curated to allow you to interact with the forest without being obtrusive. The main bridge is super cool, with just the right amount of bounce, but the Cliff Walk is where the real thrills are. And the Treetop Adventure is so enchanting, it's like being in an Ewok village. And the complementary shuttle literally from the door of our hotel streamlined the visit perfectly. Definitely go here. It's worth the trip.

Lovely place to enjoy the nature from the heights, the suspension bridge is nice experience, my kid enjoyed a lot walking on the bridge. We went yesterday, there were showers intermittently, however enjoyed the rain forest with rain. Walking on other wooden bridges also give you nice experience if you're visiting for the first time. Ticket price is on the higher side, visiting in the lights is worth the experience as well, in the entrance you can see the Totem poles, don't miss the board walk and photo frame view.

I think if you go to Vancouver it definitely is a must to see this place. Tickets are a little bit expensive You can have daily pr yearly pass tickets. . If you buy it online you can save 5-10% The staff in the park are really nice and helpful There are cafes and restaurants there. The experience of walking on bridge and learning about the history of the place us really good. It is also good to understand the information provided in different places about trees and animals Also very nice place for children for playing and learning

Many claim it's an overpriced tourist trap, but I spent 3 hours here with my daughter, and we enjoyed it very much! There are a lot of areas to explore and definitely a good family adventure. I have a fear of heights, and the main bridge was rough, but I'm so happy I took the chance on this park! Buy your tickets in advance for a bit of a discount. The shuttle bus was appreciated!

Great place! We took our time and spent a few hours here. The Treetops Adventure is worthy and manageable. It is an easy walk across short, stable suspended bridges (not wobbly). The Cliffwalk was scarier than the suspended bridge (in my opinion), but also very doable. Beautiful scenery. Educational opportunities (in writing and with guides) throughout. Would definitely go back.

Beautiful park. We arrived early and it wasn't too crowded. Parking and access was very easy. The suspension bridge was wobbly, but that adds to the experience. The tree canopy walk is fun and great for small children and adults. The cliff walk was beautiful and had great viewpoints of the bridge and river below.

Visiting this place on Halloween was like stepping into a magical wonderland. The enchanting lighting transformed it into a fantasy realm, making every corner feel surreal and captivating. It was a truly mesmerizing experience, and I couldn't help but feel like I'd entered a world of dreams. The attention to detail and the creativity in the decorations were outstanding. It was a Halloween night I'll never forget, filled with enchantment and wonder. A truly spellbinding experience!

Drove up from Seattle to see the lights. 2 1/2 hour drive and short 20 minutes to cross the border. Was WELL worth it! Went at 3:30 p.m. so as to walk around and see the lights at dusk. Park started filling up more after our arrival. Staff was very friendly, and paths are well marked. Highly recommend. The bridge does sway and bounce, so consider that if there are issues with walking. However, there are other paths within the woods that also provide fantastic views of the lights and surroundings.

The faculty were so nice and helped answer questions. The heat lamps and hot chocolate were a perfect halfway point to warm up in the rain. The lights were gorgeous, especially the reflections over the waters. The bridge views were breathtaking, and this was an exciting first time at that height. My husband and I got some great pictures. This place feels like a fairy tale!

Once in a life experience ! Impressive suspension bridge ! Very sturdy and. Very high ! Trust its strength! It won’t fall on you ! Got a cool cliff walk ! I like the raptor show too! Didn’t experience the treetop adventure because they are maintaining the program! Experience ticket but it is okay as once in a while thing! Thank you for the good experience!

Nice place to spend time in the nature. Clean fresh air throughout just sitting here for an hour feels relaxing. The bridge itself is fine. Shakes quite a bit if there are more people. Walking on it is fine if you have confidence and don’t feel dizzy. There are quite a few small trails which can easily be covered in about an hour. There is a gift shop, eatery and clean bathrooms. Parking is on same street and costs about CAD $8 for 4 hours. Entrance fee is quite expensive though. But a must visit place if around Vancouver.

This was an awesome stop for a couple hours. The suspension bridge is exhilarating and offers a fantastic view of the area as well as the cliff climb too! They’re rebuilding the tree walls but those look like they will also be really cool!

A must do attraction in Vancouver! Breathtaking, beautiful place! 😍 the suspension Bridge is a unique experience, not too rocky but steady enough to walk across for all ages. You can also see totem poles from earlier inhabitants. If you are not into heights, just go and walk around, enjoy the beautiful scenery!

We visited as part of a tour and right before peak season started. It is an amazing stretch of nature and scenic views. The bridge is fun and learning about its beginnings and change of engineering is great. Our tour guide said it gets very busy during season so beware.

Great bonding experience!! This is a must-see place when you go to Vancouver. The place is very accessible since there is a FREE Shuttle going to and from the Park. Could you believe that? All you have to do is enjoy the breathtaking view of the place. We went there when its raining but you could still enjoy everything.. There is a map of the place and suggestion on where to go first. The Suspension Bridge is the highlight of the place but the scene across the bridge is also as equally beautiful. There are safety precautions as well so no need to worry about anything. There is also a some restaurants inside although only one was open when we went there, probably coz its not yet summer. There are washrooms located around the park and adequate amount of parking slot are available as well but I suggest just avail the free shuttle as it will go directly to the place and there are stops along downtown and major streets so you won’t need to worry anything. Online booking is also available but there are ticket booths available in the entrance as well. Don’t forget to mention that you are a BC residents as well as one could enjoy a year-long pass as long as you’re a BC Resident. We will definitely go back here to experience again the magic..

Amazingly beautiful spot! There are different paths to walk, including the treetop route. The only drawback is that it is crowded, so at times you where basically waiting in line, but not everywhere. There is a lot of walking, stairs, and some long inclines, but there are areas that are flat, and easy to walk. As a fan of "Pysch", the TV show, it was an added bonus to see where an episode was filmed.

We visited during the Love Lights at 7pm. It wasn't super crowded. We took our time so that the main crowd could make their way through and we enjoy it with less people. I highly recommend visiting late. It was great enjoying the lights in peace. The lines moved quickly and the brownie hot chocolate was delicious!

I really enjoyed this place. The suspension bridge is very long and I walked inside the forest through suspension bridges with huge trees, each of which is more than half a meter in diameter. The distance to cross the forest is long and there are several places to rest, although some places require an adventure to cross. The weather was sunny and beautiful, the air was fresh and the services excellent, The admission rates online for adult ages 17-64 $54.95 and for senior 65+ $49.95 ,I highly recommend.

Went to grouse for a ski retreat for the first time this season. Overall it was a very nice experience and appears to have activities for the entire family including ice skating. The lifts were almost all open and there were a few terrain parks for people to use. While it is certainly a small mountain with only 3-4 lifts it’s accessibility makes it very appealing. We were able to make it to the gondola ride with a smart car and all of our snow gear with no issue. Only complaint is that their website is difficult to navigate and find lift ticket options and full pricing. I wish I would have know they had an evening lift ticket option available for 3PM-close access.

It is really good place to visit if you are in Vancouver area. We did grouse trial hike to reach mountain instead gandola and it took around 1.5 hrs to but it was good experience and work out. You need at least couple of hours at the top to enjoy views and other activities. There are many activities like zip line and hiking. Overall it is good place to spend half day.

There's no better way to view Vancouver and the Pacific Northwest. Everywhere you look is gorgeous. Gondola up and then chairlift to the peak. Busy summer day but still not crowded. In terms of for money... well, it's a million dollar view. Definitely a must visit spot. Worth it for a few hours at the top. If you are a BC resident, let them know when you're buying your tickets and you'll receive a not insignificant discount.

Good place to go if you love skiing in winter. The sky ride is 85 dollars per adult or you can hike your way up which will take 2-3 hours and save up on the sky ride money only to go down. The views are good, you get the whole Van city view and there are small trails at the top to while away time. There is also an ice skating rink( which was unfortunately melting because of the time we went) and hay ride. But if you're not a person who skis and wants views/ hikes please skip going here instead of spending lots of money during winter. Please go to Cypress lookout or sea to sky summit. Also best to go in summer as they have other activities like zip lining, go to summit top for amaze max views, grizzly bear conservatory, wind mill and trails wouldn't be very slippery. There are chalets, and numerous cafes. The washrooms are clean.

The cable car is fun. Great spring skiing. L love the mountain. So close to town. Get there early and make the most of the paid parking or take a free bus from down town vancouver. Mask are required during the ride up and down

Loved the view from the gondola and the restaurant had some nice vistas too. There's a lot to do up top from hikes to the lumberjack show and the grizzly bear exhibit. Had some good nachos at the restaurant, it's a busy place so be prepared to have a lengthy sit. Definitely one of my favourite tourist activities I did while in Vancouver.

This place is so beautiful. There is a cable car going up the mountain. Or anyone who likes to hike, there is a trail to walk upstairs, the weather is very good, cool, and you can see the view of Vancouver. The cable car costs $20. There are 2 bears on the mountain. It's in a protected area.)

Take the free shuttle from Canada Place and enjoy the 30 mins ride across the Lions Gate Bridge. Take the Skyrode to the top of Grouse Mountain and enjoy the Birds in Motion demonstration, the Grizzly Bear Habitat and the entertaining Lumberjack show. There are other activities that are also included in the ticket price. Take the chairlift to the Peak, it's worth the view! Bring sunscreen, a hat and maybe bug spray, as the show areas are not sheltered from the sun

Very nice and fun for the whole family. You'll need a whole day to explore everything comfortably. They have a lot of informative, and funny shows. There's places to hike at as well. One downside is that their food is overpriced. Overall a fun experience

First time to this mountain. Rained the day before so was a bit slippery. Tram was also broken so not many people hiking. Great trail and they have like 2 versions, 1 is for the real hikers and the other is for the occasional hiker. They have the trail marked with fluorescent markers making it a bit easier to find your way in and out. Make sure you go with someone and that your phone is full of battery! Other than that I would definitely return and hike here again. I also recommend this mountain to those who like to hike as well to give it a try!

This is my first ski season, and Grouse mountain is one of my favorite local resorts. I like its location when other ski resorts are a little far. Not only the gas price is hella high, but also the drive is long if you push yourself hard. The crew is very friendly and knowledgeable. When there was not enough snow, they worked hard to ensure we could still enjoy with limited slopes. I won’t blame anyone for the snow condition even when it’s my first season. Some people hate their gondola due to loads, however, a new gondola will be running the next season (24/25)! Hopefully the parking issue can be silently solved as well.

Beautiful mountain and facilities. I highly recommend having experiences of the winter sports here and Grouse has unique atmosphere. My son used to have a camp when he has a school break. The camp instructors were nice and kids could meet their friends. I have experienced here only this winter, but I am planing to hike at Grouse in summer too.

Went with my family to spend the Sunday there. We enjoyed the whole experience. The lumberjack show was amazing and the views stunning. Very recommended. You can even have a very nice picture take at the tower 7 that you can later on pay and collect at the Chalet.

We got to try the treetop rope adventure and it was a great activity for the whole family! Next time I would probably not wear the rings and take a pair of workout gloves to make it easy on hands. The bird show and the lumberjack show were pretty fun as well. At the end of the day, it was nice to catch the sun go down from the restaurant deck.

We went during the summer and it was a great little tourist attraction with grizzly bears - Grinder & Coola - a Lumberjack show, Indigenous music, and wild birds of prey. Recommend planning to spend at least a few hours here. The longest queue was taking the gondola down the mountain so plan on leaving taking a little longer then you would expect. Got lucky and saw a beautiful Raven in the parking lot too. There is a shuttle that takes you from Canada Place to Grouse Mountain that runs about every 30-45 minutes. If you are staying around downtown, use the shuttle to your advantage.

Way too expensive for what you get. Total of CA$185 for two adults, 3 hr parking, two 500ml waters. For this you get two 8 minute gondola rides, packed like sardines, looking out of scratched windows, and a variety of activities up top. We saw a bird show which was very good and informative (showing 4 birds), saw the bears, took a ski lift ride to the top and watched some loggers do a skit. If the whole thing was 20-30% cheaper, it would have felt like a great day out but at that price, I felt like I'd been swindled. It was incredibly hot, smokey so you can't see that far, and lots of wasps which obviously isn't the fault of the people who put it on, be careful when planning for this and consider why you are going up there to figure it it's worth it.

Certainly not the cheapest activity in the Vancouver area, but it really is worth it. The gondola ticket gets you to the top of the mountain and then there are a number of excellent activities included in the ticket price, including birds of prey, a lumberjack show, ranger talks, an opportunity to see two rescued grizzly bears, and a 4-man chairlift to the summit for even more stunning views. We took a picnic up to the summit to avoid the wait (and, probably, cost) of buying food on the mountain. That said, there are a number of different places to grab lunch should you want to, as well as an ice cream stand, coffee bar, BeaverTails, etc.. Half a day is barely enough to see it all properly, and it could easily be a full day out. Note that, at peak times, you may need to wait to get both up and down the mountain on the gondola - we waited around an hour to get back down (from 16:00-17:00). Overall, well worth a visit.

This fantastic elevated park is incredibly close to Vancouver, making it super convenient. My daughter had a blast exploring the mountains, especially when she saw grizzly bears for the first time. The gondola ride was also a standout, with top-notch quality and a remarkably smooth and quiet ride—much better than others we've tried elsewhere. It felt incredibly safe the whole way. The staff at Grouse Mountain were wonderful. They were a bunch of friendly young folks who clearly love what they do. I highly recommend Grouse Mountain, especially in the summertime. It's a great place to have fun, engage in exciting activities, and soak in the stunning natural beauty.

I don't always get the opportunity to visit attractions when I travel. I'm so glad that I took the opportunity to go up to this lovely area. Spectacular views overlooking Vancouver, and it's only a short drive. I love that they have numerous opportunities to "play" with skiing, ice skating, food and exploration. It felt like such a privilege to go to the gondola to the top and lookout over Vancouver.

We had our wedding in the Timber Room, and the staff were absolutely wonderful to deal with. The cost was well worth it for all we received. We had a medical emergency during our cocktail hour, and the staff were amazing during this unfortunate situation. They handled things with compassion and sensitivity and made a hard time a little easier. The coordinator we worked with, Laura, was absolutely amazing. She responded to my questions and concerns effectively and quickly. She worked with us to help us have the wedding we wanted and she was an absolute pleasure to work with. Logan was our bartender and was absolutely amazing. He was personable and went above and beyond with the guests. Several of my guests told me he was their favourite part of the evening. The food was phenomenal and we also had guests comment that it was the best food they’d had at a wedding. It was a wonderful experience and I’ll never forget it.

Beautiful little mountain with a ton of different activities like skating and skiing snowboarding walking trails and zip lining. Definitely worth looking and booking online as there was quite a line up for passes when we went on a Friday and Saturday. The lift up the mountain is super quick and very beautiful views once you get to the top! Wear warm clothes and good boots as there is a lot of snow if you are doing the walking trails. They have it very well maintained and safe. Lots of kids and all ages.

Not bad. Lots of activities to do, trails, skating, skiing, zip lining it’s just that zero visibility when we get there, such a thick fog and cloudy. Our first time going up grouse mountain and we will definitely going back there and looking forward to see more beauty of nature. We also get to see Owl in person with group of kids. They have clean tables in the cafeteria and good food though a bit expensive but its understandable. They have clean toilets too.

This place is really good during Christmas as they put up lighting and food for ice skaters(pro). As we went in a group and the family ticket was $119(limited offer) for 2 kids 2 adults we took that. We also have an ice skating rink for beginners and children. It would cost 10$ for skate rentals. Overall it's a good experience for the first timers and visit during snow time.

Wonderful experience. Originally, I expect that I will just view the whole city with little snow. By the end, I can walk through the whole trail covered with wide range of snow. My spouse and I enjoyed the whole afternoon. In the late evening, after the Christmas light has switched, the view is really amazing.

I took my young kids and warned them ahead of time that suspension bridges can be a little scary and they don't have to do it if they don't want... But we were all in for a pleasant surprise when we arrived at the Lynn Canyon Suspension bridge! It was incredibly well built and sturdy. It didn't wobble as much as other suspension bridges I've been on. I felt very safe having my children on there. As for the view - WOW! Spectacular. And definitely high enough to give you butterflies when you look down. I recommend solid hiking shoes... A lot of rocks and roots on the paths. At the thirty foot pool, there were a lot of people swimming... If that interests you then dress appropriately! Be aware - signs are all over the park warning visitors of the dangers of cliff jumping. There have been many injuries and some fatalities (shown in a graphic at the beginning of the trail.) If I ever visit the area again, I will definitely plan to go back! Highly recommend

Amazing place to spend your time with friends and family, also a great idea for hiking and swimming in the lake pool. It's free of entry ticket, but have to pay for parking. There's public washroom, table, and a food shop. A loop trail takes about one hour hiking, in the meantime, You can enjoy the water, and nice environment. Highly recommended to visit this place.

Excellent free suspension bridge and trails to some lovely pools & streams. There are limited parking spaces at the designated parking lot. The app they want you to use to pay for parking (12 CAD for 4 hours, including tax) will NOT download onto phones registered to other countries. Thankfully, there is one paying machine but it is NOT located within the car park! It is located at the entrance to the path leading to the Ecology Centre.

Beautiful tourist place. Big parking, it is free after 6 pm. Bathrooms are available, dogs friendly You can visit it any weather, rain or shine ..it is always pretty. Pass the bridge and take a trail, it is not long. Walk up until you see a beautiful greenish water.

I went with a private guide from hi Canada hostels names Erik He gave as an amazing cheap tour with a lot of stories. The park was amazing and swimming is definitely recommend! The water was fresh but really clean. The hike is medium long and a little bit uneven but for fit sportive people no problem. Take sun cream and a hat and take care of bears. In small group they might come. The park it self is amazing with super high trees and a small river and waterfalls everywhere. Cliff jumping is possible but really dangerous and not recommended. All in all I can just say how happy I was with my trip and I would do it all over again! If you can get a tour with Erik then it’s even better then alone ! Enjoy your walk !

Secluded nature spot with a spectacular waterfall and greenery all around. You can easily drive to this spot yourself and park instead of taking tours which are costly. Park is nice and clean with quiet patrons walking around. Recommend to come early in the morning for total tranquility

I've gone here a few times and I will definitely be coming back. The bridge had an amazing view and is great for pictures but the bridge is often busy. The parking lot is normally full but people constantly come and go so it's pretty easy to get a spot. the hike is beautiful and I definitely recommend looking at the 30 ft pool (I don't fully remember the name) the 30 ft pools water is this unique emerald green color that I've never seen. A little secret people dont know is that if you go down the rocks to the water and look up the stream (where the water is flowing from) you'd see this waterfall but be careful on rainy days or wet days because the rocks can get very slippery. Also just a reminder to never go to far from the trail because it's very easy to get lost!

Love it 😍 love it , as always great place to do light hikes ( under an hour) or hard core hikes and swim (0ver 4 hours). Breath taking deep woods/ trees 🌲 and scenery, typical of BC. Nice public facilities and lately a good coffee shop added. A must visit if you are in Vancouver , in summer or even in winter. Pick your hike carefully, specially if you have non-hikers or older parents with you, to avoid over stretching one’s capabilities, as walk to gorge could be steep up or down. Ample parking ( paid) or you can always park near by on street with in a few minute walk. Enjoy the nature at its best

I was here 20 years ago. Forgot about it and came with coworkers after a friend recommended it. We were glad we did. The fresh air, flowing water ambience was very nice after a full day of flights ✈️. The exercise helped feel that my day wasn't wasted. Nice to see the youth swimming. If I had known, I might have prepared differently. Parking was full so we had to find room on a side road.

Super cool place to walk around. We only did a couple of the trails but it's so pretty here. This is a place that I will return to when we have more time and walk as much of it as we can. It was pretty busy and parking was a little tough but that's what a Saturday and really nice weather gets you. I say this is a must stop for anyone in the area. The bridge was cool but the surrounding area was also just as cool.

Great free alternative to the Capilano Suspension bridge! Only have to pay to park, was able to find parking at 10:30 on a Wednesday. Lots of different trail options once you cross the bridge. Even saw park rangers walking around which was reassuring. Be prepared for lots of stairs!

Totally worth visiting! First it’s free!!! We gave up going to Capilano Suspension Bridge because it was $60 dollars for the entrance ticket. Secondly it’s so beautiful. You can just walk around, see the waterfall, maybe swim in the cold water if you dare, there’s some really tall trees. You can walk around with your dog on a leash. You can do the trails, there’s a lot of walking to do and maybe get some coffee in the cafe. It’s a nice experience for a relaxing day.

5/5 stars place, great for hiking, the creek and the 30 ft pool are so beautiful, the water is so clear with an emerald color. The views are spectacular and it’s really nice for a chill day walking among the trees.

A beautiful park with impressive views to hike, chill, and enjoy nature. During winter, the parking is free and it’s not crowded. The gift shop/museum is quite educational in terms of environmental conservation. Highly recommend it!

Decent day trip. Very busy. Hard to find parking and it's paid. Washrooms. Moderate difficult hiking trails. Café was closed. Gift shop. Beside a residential area. People were jumping into the water at the end of the trail. I won't go out of my way to go back.

Place of absolutely astounding beauty. There are washrooms and a cafe prior to engaging on the trail, as well as first aid locations. We also went into the museum which the kids and I loved (No entry fee, just suggested donation).

Lynn Canyon is great! It's way less busy than Capilano Suspension Bridge and it's free! The view is fantastic and the moderate intensity hikes through the forest were serene. Parking did cost a small amount per hour. Would definitely recommend this place if you want a more intimate time in nature.

Awesome place to see a suspension bridge and enjoy some hikes with free access. We had such a good time but it can be tricky to find a spot to park. However you can find a place to park in the neighbourhood. This is not as spectacular as the Capilano Suspension bridge but it’s totally worth it and the area is designed to be walkable for everyone. You can also enjoy some ice cream and food as some food trucks come nearby the bridge.

We went here on a Wednesday around lunch time and had lunch at the restaurant on site. It's pricey, so I would recommend packing food and using the picnic area. We hiked for quite a while. I will say that signage wasn't as clear as it could be on the trail, we did get a little lost and ended up walking to an adjacent park. I am thankful I had my Google maps app with me. We did come across a swimming area, very beautiful. The suspension bridge is right at the entrance, so you will cross it twice- once to get into the rest of the park and then on the way out. Lots to see and do and we spent about 4 hours there. We took the public transit from our hotel to Lynn Canyon, so worth it. The transit system in Vancouver is really clean, quick and easy to navigate. Definitely worth visiting and a cheaper alternative to Capulano Suspension bridge as the entrance is free.

Today, we visited the Lynn Canyon suspension bridge, which was remarkably beautiful. It was quite windy, making hiking the optimal choice. The lakeside scenery at Lynn Canyon is truly picturesque, and the morning is the best time to experience its relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. Some individuals enjoy swimming and picnicking in this area. I have a strong affinity for this place, especially since it’s an ideal option for novice hikers.

Amazing place for a hike. There are upper and lower parking spaces. There is a cafe and medical office near the entrance to the suspension bridge. Lots of stairs and the trails are well labeled. Summer season can be a bit crowded, especially during weekends.

Stunning. Lots of stairs with this one but for me, it was worth it, even in the rain! Trails are well labeled. We didn't do the entire trail but we spend a good hour or so here. There is a cute little Cafe on site so you can grab a snack, lunch or a warm drink once your done.

Went there yesterday evening. It’s in North Vancouver easily accessible by public transit as well. There’s a paid parking for 4 hours and you can also find a free parking on the street. Very beautiful place with a view of a water fall from the suspension bridge. Bridge is not as wide and long as capilano one but it’s free and definitely worth visiting. Inside the forest was also very fresh and peaceful. It wasn’t muddy at all. All trails were good. There’s a cafe as well just near the bridge entrance.

Lynn Canyon was a very enjoyable trek for us seniors. Not very difficult but still challenging. The bridge cross is exciting both visually and physically. The trails are easy to walk and walking in nature is very relaxing. We had our little dog with us, and she really enjoyed the trail. Trail is free but you must pay for parking if you can find a spot. Definitely would recommend trying out this easy trail.

Mystical magical serenity. Limited parking, $4 charge effective March 2024. Majestic red cedar trees towering above you. Shimmering glistening moss as far as the eye can see The intoxicating smell of fresh air which I didn't know existed Crystal clear water cascading down natural rock formations. Nice trails leading to Twin falls. Well worth the short hike. Unfortunately I didn't see any bears, maybe next time Nature is awesome, who would have thunk it

Beautiful Park with majestic trees and stunning views. The trails are well defined and although there are areas with many stairs, it is worth walking the trail and going down to the river. The tranquility and the smell of the trees, plus the sound of the water running from the river was a wonderful experience. You don't need to pay to enjoy this beautiful place because it is completely free. I recommend you to use proper shoes. Don't forget to visit the Ecology Centre, where I really enjoyed learning about the biodiversity of Lynn Canyon.

stunning park with kilometers worth of hiking and many different routes you can take! we used all trails app to find one that suited our timeframe and desired distance. lots of waterfalls, rivers and lakes and well marked with many little info boards about the area! and free to enter which is amazing!

Always a great pleasure to go to Lynn Canyon suspension bridge. With family, with friends it’s every time super enjoyable. Generally I’m always bringing a glass bottle to grab some spring water and I go for my promenade in the park. The park is just really clean and luxuriously green in every corner, a real delight through the day. I highly and strongly recommend Lynn canyon with the second most famous suspension bridge ;) and for free ;)

SO beautiful!! Absolutely stunning trails and suspension bridge over the river. The trees are spectacular! Totally recommend going here, very close to downtown Vancouver. The bridge is pretty steep but a very cool experience.

I took my young kids and warned them ahead of time that suspension bridges can be a little scary and they don't have to do it if they don't want... But we were all in for a pleasant surprise when we arrived at the Lynn Canyon Suspension bridge! It was incredibly well built and sturdy. It didn't wobble as much as other suspension bridges I've been on. I felt very safe having my children on there. As for the view - WOW! Spectacular. And definitely high enough to give you butterflies when you look down. I recommend solid hiking shoes... A lot of rocks and roots on the paths. At the thirty foot pool, there were a lot of people swimming... If that interests you then dress appropriately! Be aware - signs are all over the park warning visitors of the dangers of cliff jumping. There have been many injuries and some fatalities (shown in a graphic at the beginning of the trail.) If I ever visit the area again, I will definitely plan to go back! Highly recommend

Amazing place to spend your time with friends and family, also a great idea for hiking and swimming in the lake pool. It's free of entry ticket, but have to pay for parking. There's public washroom, table, and a food shop. A loop trail takes about one hour hiking, in the meantime, You can enjoy the water, and nice environment. Highly recommended to visit this place.

Excellent free suspension bridge and trails to some lovely pools & streams. There are limited parking spaces at the designated parking lot. The app they want you to use to pay for parking (12 CAD for 4 hours, including tax) will NOT download onto phones registered to other countries. Thankfully, there is one paying machine but it is NOT located within the car park! It is located at the entrance to the path leading to the Ecology Centre.

Beautiful tourist place. Big parking, it is free after 6 pm. Bathrooms are available, dogs friendly You can visit it any weather, rain or shine ..it is always pretty. Pass the bridge and take a trail, it is not long. Walk up until you see a beautiful greenish water.

I went with a private guide from hi Canada hostels names Erik He gave as an amazing cheap tour with a lot of stories. The park was amazing and swimming is definitely recommend! The water was fresh but really clean. The hike is medium long and a little bit uneven but for fit sportive people no problem. Take sun cream and a hat and take care of bears. In small group they might come. The park it self is amazing with super high trees and a small river and waterfalls everywhere. Cliff jumping is possible but really dangerous and not recommended. All in all I can just say how happy I was with my trip and I would do it all over again! If you can get a tour with Erik then it’s even better then alone ! Enjoy your walk !

Secluded nature spot with a spectacular waterfall and greenery all around. You can easily drive to this spot yourself and park instead of taking tours which are costly. Park is nice and clean with quiet patrons walking around. Recommend to come early in the morning for total tranquility

I've gone here a few times and I will definitely be coming back. The bridge had an amazing view and is great for pictures but the bridge is often busy. The parking lot is normally full but people constantly come and go so it's pretty easy to get a spot. the hike is beautiful and I definitely recommend looking at the 30 ft pool (I don't fully remember the name) the 30 ft pools water is this unique emerald green color that I've never seen. A little secret people dont know is that if you go down the rocks to the water and look up the stream (where the water is flowing from) you'd see this waterfall but be careful on rainy days or wet days because the rocks can get very slippery. Also just a reminder to never go to far from the trail because it's very easy to get lost!

Love it 😍 love it , as always great place to do light hikes ( under an hour) or hard core hikes and swim (0ver 4 hours). Breath taking deep woods/ trees 🌲 and scenery, typical of BC. Nice public facilities and lately a good coffee shop added. A must visit if you are in Vancouver , in summer or even in winter. Pick your hike carefully, specially if you have non-hikers or older parents with you, to avoid over stretching one’s capabilities, as walk to gorge could be steep up or down. Ample parking ( paid) or you can always park near by on street with in a few minute walk. Enjoy the nature at its best

I was here 20 years ago. Forgot about it and came with coworkers after a friend recommended it. We were glad we did. The fresh air, flowing water ambience was very nice after a full day of flights ✈️. The exercise helped feel that my day wasn't wasted. Nice to see the youth swimming. If I had known, I might have prepared differently. Parking was full so we had to find room on a side road.

Super cool place to walk around. We only did a couple of the trails but it's so pretty here. This is a place that I will return to when we have more time and walk as much of it as we can. It was pretty busy and parking was a little tough but that's what a Saturday and really nice weather gets you. I say this is a must stop for anyone in the area. The bridge was cool but the surrounding area was also just as cool.

Great free alternative to the Capilano Suspension bridge! Only have to pay to park, was able to find parking at 10:30 on a Wednesday. Lots of different trail options once you cross the bridge. Even saw park rangers walking around which was reassuring. Be prepared for lots of stairs!

Totally worth visiting! First it’s free!!! We gave up going to Capilano Suspension Bridge because it was $60 dollars for the entrance ticket. Secondly it’s so beautiful. You can just walk around, see the waterfall, maybe swim in the cold water if you dare, there’s some really tall trees. You can walk around with your dog on a leash. You can do the trails, there’s a lot of walking to do and maybe get some coffee in the cafe. It’s a nice experience for a relaxing day.

5/5 stars place, great for hiking, the creek and the 30 ft pool are so beautiful, the water is so clear with an emerald color. The views are spectacular and it’s really nice for a chill day walking among the trees.

A beautiful park with impressive views to hike, chill, and enjoy nature. During winter, the parking is free and it’s not crowded. The gift shop/museum is quite educational in terms of environmental conservation. Highly recommend it!

Decent day trip. Very busy. Hard to find parking and it's paid. Washrooms. Moderate difficult hiking trails. Café was closed. Gift shop. Beside a residential area. People were jumping into the water at the end of the trail. I won't go out of my way to go back.

Place of absolutely astounding beauty. There are washrooms and a cafe prior to engaging on the trail, as well as first aid locations. We also went into the museum which the kids and I loved (No entry fee, just suggested donation).

Lynn Canyon is great! It's way less busy than Capilano Suspension Bridge and it's free! The view is fantastic and the moderate intensity hikes through the forest were serene. Parking did cost a small amount per hour. Would definitely recommend this place if you want a more intimate time in nature.

Awesome place to see a suspension bridge and enjoy some hikes with free access. We had such a good time but it can be tricky to find a spot to park. However you can find a place to park in the neighbourhood. This is not as spectacular as the Capilano Suspension bridge but it’s totally worth it and the area is designed to be walkable for everyone. You can also enjoy some ice cream and food as some food trucks come nearby the bridge.

We went here on a Wednesday around lunch time and had lunch at the restaurant on site. It's pricey, so I would recommend packing food and using the picnic area. We hiked for quite a while. I will say that signage wasn't as clear as it could be on the trail, we did get a little lost and ended up walking to an adjacent park. I am thankful I had my Google maps app with me. We did come across a swimming area, very beautiful. The suspension bridge is right at the entrance, so you will cross it twice- once to get into the rest of the park and then on the way out. Lots to see and do and we spent about 4 hours there. We took the public transit from our hotel to Lynn Canyon, so worth it. The transit system in Vancouver is really clean, quick and easy to navigate. Definitely worth visiting and a cheaper alternative to Capulano Suspension bridge as the entrance is free.

Today, we visited the Lynn Canyon suspension bridge, which was remarkably beautiful. It was quite windy, making hiking the optimal choice. The lakeside scenery at Lynn Canyon is truly picturesque, and the morning is the best time to experience its relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. Some individuals enjoy swimming and picnicking in this area. I have a strong affinity for this place, especially since it’s an ideal option for novice hikers.

Amazing place for a hike. There are upper and lower parking spaces. There is a cafe and medical office near the entrance to the suspension bridge. Lots of stairs and the trails are well labeled. Summer season can be a bit crowded, especially during weekends.

Stunning. Lots of stairs with this one but for me, it was worth it, even in the rain! Trails are well labeled. We didn't do the entire trail but we spend a good hour or so here. There is a cute little Cafe on site so you can grab a snack, lunch or a warm drink once your done.

Went there yesterday evening. It’s in North Vancouver easily accessible by public transit as well. There’s a paid parking for 4 hours and you can also find a free parking on the street. Very beautiful place with a view of a water fall from the suspension bridge. Bridge is not as wide and long as capilano one but it’s free and definitely worth visiting. Inside the forest was also very fresh and peaceful. It wasn’t muddy at all. All trails were good. There’s a cafe as well just near the bridge entrance.

Lynn Canyon was a very enjoyable trek for us seniors. Not very difficult but still challenging. The bridge cross is exciting both visually and physically. The trails are easy to walk and walking in nature is very relaxing. We had our little dog with us, and she really enjoyed the trail. Trail is free but you must pay for parking if you can find a spot. Definitely would recommend trying out this easy trail.

Mystical magical serenity. Limited parking, $4 charge effective March 2024. Majestic red cedar trees towering above you. Shimmering glistening moss as far as the eye can see The intoxicating smell of fresh air which I didn't know existed Crystal clear water cascading down natural rock formations. Nice trails leading to Twin falls. Well worth the short hike. Unfortunately I didn't see any bears, maybe next time Nature is awesome, who would have thunk it

Beautiful Park with majestic trees and stunning views. The trails are well defined and although there are areas with many stairs, it is worth walking the trail and going down to the river. The tranquility and the smell of the trees, plus the sound of the water running from the river was a wonderful experience. You don't need to pay to enjoy this beautiful place because it is completely free. I recommend you to use proper shoes. Don't forget to visit the Ecology Centre, where I really enjoyed learning about the biodiversity of Lynn Canyon.

stunning park with kilometers worth of hiking and many different routes you can take! we used all trails app to find one that suited our timeframe and desired distance. lots of waterfalls, rivers and lakes and well marked with many little info boards about the area! and free to enter which is amazing!

Always a great pleasure to go to Lynn Canyon suspension bridge. With family, with friends it’s every time super enjoyable. Generally I’m always bringing a glass bottle to grab some spring water and I go for my promenade in the park. The park is just really clean and luxuriously green in every corner, a real delight through the day. I highly and strongly recommend Lynn canyon with the second most famous suspension bridge ;) and for free ;)

SO beautiful!! Absolutely stunning trails and suspension bridge over the river. The trees are spectacular! Totally recommend going here, very close to downtown Vancouver. The bridge is pretty steep but a very cool experience.

Everything was very organized. We paid for our timers online as well as the lift tickets back down. The trail is well marked and has roping and netting at the most steep points. We had lots of fun and everyone was supportive and careful as it is quite steep. If you are not in great physical condition, this is probably not the event for you. Also, make sure to wear hiking boots or trail running shoes. Once you reach the top, there is a nice post recovery station with juices, water, etc. If you need something more, there is also a Cafe. We didn't look the part, and were super sweaty, so we stayed outside and enjoyed the view. The vantage point at the top makes the hike worth it. Definitely stop and relax before heading on. The cable car ride down was absolutely stunning!

The famous Grouse Grind Trail offers a solid hike spanning 2.9 km, which took us around 2 hours to complete as we had a couple of newcomers in the group who found the elevation quite challenging. For regular hikers, finishing in 1-1.5 hours is doable. Parking cost us 8 CAD for 3 hours while the gondola ride down cost 20 CAD. The trail could be used only to climb up. Alternative paths are available for the descent if you're skipping the gondola. Admittedly, it's not the cheapest adventure, but the workout and scenic beauty make it worthwhile. The trail itself is well-kept and features markers guiding you all the way up, which is a nice touch. If you're up for a good cardio session while soaking in nature's beauty, the Grouse Grind won't disappoint. Just be prepared for the expenses if you plan to use the facilities. Overall, a solid hike that's worth trying at least once for the experience and the workout it offers.

If you like stairs then this hike will give you all you want. It’s an amazing hike up the side of Grouse Mountain ⛰ this is not for the beginner or faint of heart. I absolutely enjoyed the hike up and the work out is fantastic. The information says about 3000 steps but I’m sure there is more than that. The way up is picturesque and relaxing under the canopy of the trees. My son and I did it on one of the hottest days of the year so we drank lots of water and took breaks when needed. The reward at the finish is the satisfaction that you completed it and the stunning views from the top of the mountain. There is also a lot of activities to see and do up top. For those that are able I definitely recommend this hike, it’s well worth the effort. The nice thing is the free ride down on the tram after you have reached the top.

Awesome challenging hike up the side of Grouse Mountain - the Peak of Vancouver. The trail is well marked and has safety features at the steepest points. Physically challenging, so come prepared knowing what you expect. Nice recovery spot once you reach the top to refuel and enjoy the hard earned views. Don't miss the photo opportunity to mark your time on the Grouse Grind!

This hike is a must do once a year for me. If I can do it more than once even better. It’s a challenging climb more of endurance than difficulty because you’re going up high steps at all times, no flat zones at all. Make sure you dress accordingly and proper shoes. I saw so many people wearing dress clothing on the way yo im sure had no idea what was coming. This time I did it in 1h 7 mins and thats my best time ever so it can take from 45 min to two hours depending on your cardio.

This trail is not for the unfit, pregnant or people with mobility disabilities. The entire trail consists of stairs that range from 2 inches - 2.5 feet off of the ground. There are guard rails in some places but the majority of the trail has no safety features except for the occasional assistance rope. Do not go on this trail if it is raining, one slip could mean several weeks in the hospital, do not overestimate your fitness level. I first completed this at 13 years old and have gone almost every month since. My friends now call me quadzilla 🦖 and I can confirm that climbing this just once a month gives you the same pump as seven leg days. The view at the top is a 6/10, considering how commercialised the viewpoint has become and how you must pay a toll to use the cable car down. All in all a great hike for intermediate to expert level hikers.

Definitely a must do when you’re in Vancouver and enjoy to be active/enjoy challenging hikes. The Grouse Grind is a 2.9-km (1.8-mile) ascent, with an elevation gain of 853 metres (2,800 feet). According to Grouse Mountain, there are 2,830 steps in total. Not super easy (rated difficult), but definitely worth it and I like that you can take it at your own time. However there are limited rest spots and almost no benches along the way up. Some people manage under an hour - it took us 1 hour and 29 minutes, which seems to be average. A couple of other things: there are no washrooms along the trail and dogs are not allowed.

This is a challenging hike up the mountain. Bring 20 dollars as you need to use the gondola ride down the mountain. Bring water and some heavy caloric food for energy as you need it for this hike. I suggest chocolate or something easy to put in your mouth without adding too much weight. Heavy traffic in this hike and it gets narrow and steep higher up. Expect to be challenged when doing this.

It’s a great uphill trail with a fantastic view of Howe Sound and the city at the top. However, considering a download ticket costing $20 each time, I’m not sure I would go often. I can get the exercises for the same results for free and how often do I need to see the views. There is an annual pass for ~$230 but it would only be worth it if you go at least 12 times a year or you have multiple visitors a year that you need to take them to the mountain. The rating is a combination of 5-star for the trail and the view at the top and 1-star for the cost.

Not suggested for beginners. Trail is completely climbing stairs with some difficult and dangerous steeps. Should have proper hiking gear. When you reach the top, you find it more commercialised. Than your expected grand view. However, being Welcomed by the sight of two adopted Grizzly bears help you feel content of the hike.

Very difficult but nice trail. Many people went back in the middle of the trail due to its difficulty. Make sure you have water and some chocolate/trail mix with you. Took me about two hours to get on top. Definitely worth it.

What a wonderful all "step up" trail! I did it slow and finished in 3hrs. Normally it takes 1:30-2hrs only The people passed by are super nice ti encourage me. At the higher area around the tip, almost there are all the rocks so need to be more careful.

Just to reiterate what’s already been said here: it’s a challenging hike. It’s not really technical but a stair master out in the woods. Prep yourself by working on your cardio. If you are wondering how long it takes, just double your 5K running time (or use your 10k time). The view from the top is pretty good. There is a cafe and a gondola down. Some people take the other trail back down. Definitely not a family friendly trail. More like a work out trail.

The Grouse Grind Trail is a must-visit for any hiking enthusiast. The trail is very beautiful and offers some of the most breathtaking views of the city. However, be warned, this hike is not for the faint-hearted. It is a hard hike, and you will need to be in good physical shape to make it to the top. But the effort is well worth it. Once you reach the top of the mountain, there are plenty of good things to do. You can relax and enjoy the stunning views, take a break at the restaurant, or even take a ride on the gondola. The experience is truly unforgettable. Overall, I highly recommend the Grouse Grind Trail to anyone looking for an adventure. It is a challenging hike, but the scenery and experience are well worth the effort. So, put on your hiking boots, pack plenty of water, and get ready for an amazing journey.

This while world is magnificent! I saw lots of people skating. The surface is not flat. However, the atmosphere is great.

It's very beautiful and I highly recommend visiting there. Once you are in Vancouver Canada.

Great ride up the mountain with excellent views. Must do if in Vancouver.

It was a nice ride to the top and the view was great. Old units but they would be replaced sooner with much better gondolas. You don't have to skier to enjoy the top cabin.

We really enjoyed this attraction. The reason for the 4 stars is because besides the ride it was geared to younger people. There was a logging activity to watch which was corney but cute. We enjoyed the skyride to the top, going in and back out of the clouds. Once on top we were able to take a ski lift even higher.

You can hike or use the gondola. The trail is short but steep ! It takes approximately two hours. Using the gondola is much more cheaper if you only use it to go down (10$). One way and return (50$). The view is amazing ! You can also see bears at the top

I would recommend doing this Skyride if you do it during the day since we did it closer to evening and we couldn’t see much. It was eerily cool going through the most above the trees but couldn’t really see any views. This is a free ride if you do a reservation at The Observatory, which is a great bonus since it’s a little pricey just by itself.

This place is relaxing and so beautiful to visit. The climb with the skyride was impressive, the view on Vancouver is magnificent.

My wife and I travelled to the top of Grouse mountain today around noon to see the scenery. We learned to ski, at night on this mountain in 1980 and we enjoyed walking around and marveled at the changes. In addition we enjoyed a splendid meal at the Altitudes restaurant sharing a barbecue rib meal paired with an excellent sauvignon blanc wine and finished with a delightful tasting apple crisp and white chocolate cheese cake along with Americano coffee and may I say for a very reasonable price. Unfortunately my wife left a special black toque on the approach to the gondola lift about 3:15 and we wondered if it might be found. It has a logo stating 'Canada's oldest dinosaur' on the top that we bought on a recent trip to Nova Scotia. On the way down I engaged the lift attendant, a young lady with explanations of the rock types and geology of the mountain as well as tree species. All in all, it was a special day as when the sun shines the snow sparkles like jewels at this higher elevation and this sight makes Vancouver a favored destination for anyone.

Great place for the family, for dates, or just general hangouts. There is sort of a food court inside but it could use more seats. An alternative place is to eat outside by the water, which can be better depending on what your meal is. Definitely would visit again

Lonsdale Quay Market is right next to north Vancouver seabus station. Why Visit: 1) Ease of reaching as it's just a seabus ride away .And the market is right next to the sea bus station in North Vancouver 2) Great views of downtown Vancouver 3) Market great for catching afternoon lunch and you get an awesome waterside view from the food court.

On a radiant sunny day, my family and I visited Cypress Place Drive, enjoying a delightful stroll amidst stunning scenery. The walk was pet-friendly, adding to the joy of the experience. We discovered a charming seating area featuring benches and blankets, perfect for lounging and immersing ourselves in nature's beauty. The food market offered a variety of delicious options, adding to the overall enjoyment of our outing.

Beautiful market in north Vancouver! Loved the overall vibe. You can easily take a seabus using your transit day pass and visit this market.

Lonsdale Quay Market is an eclectic market with a vibrant array of vendors. You can find many different food vendors and shops to wander and explore the area. There are many different things to see inside and outside you get a great view of downtown Vancouver.

Lonsdale Quay Market is an eclectic market with a vibrant array of vendors. You can find many different food vendors and shops to wander and explore the area. There are many different things to see inside and outside you get a great view of downtown Vancouver.

Such a vibrant place this is! Although there is a lot of renovations going on…you can still enjoy the vibe here. The quay market has a vast variety of vendors selling fresh flowers, fruits, food, wines etc. The market has 2 floors and it is accessible by stairs and the elevator. The seabus terminal is right next to the quay. We enjoyed the live music and the beautiful view of Vancouver downtown. I would be visiting this place again very soon during the evening/ night to see the night view of the downtown and the quay. It was a day well spent!

This is the most convenient market place if you don't have a car in Vancouver. It locates just next to the sea bus terminal of North Vancouver. The food court has many different choices for you plus almost all seats has good sea view to go with your meal. The market has fresh food and veggies. After you shop here, you can stroll around the Shipyards Square just minutes away. So many good coffee and restaurants there too.

Good but really missed the elephant ears stand and the fish market. However, had a great snack at Brazil Gourmet. Delicious!

Awesome place to visit during the holidays. The market is beautiful. The walks outside in the evening with all of the Christmas lights were wonderful.

Because of its natural beauty and combination with modern technology, the Quay is the perfect spot to take the kids, your parents, or that special someone. There's tons to do, the food is spectacular, there are multiple live venues featuring an assortment of live entertainment. Or, if you just want to sit and watch Man meets Ocean, then there is no better spot.

Caught the Seabus and visited the Lonsdale Quay Market. A lot of it is under renovation, so not many food options compared to Granville Island Markets. There are food and souvenir shops, as well as fresh fruit grocers. Not much shade or seated areas outside. Nice view across the Harbour towards Vancouver skyline

A great place for locals and tourists alike. The Quay is the heart of Lower Lonsdale, and has been a personal favorite for many years. It has gotten its' groove back after some lean years during Covid. All the food court kiosks are bustling again, fruit and veggies on offer at the market stands, and 🍷 if anyone is in the mood. There are two levels in the market - with the second floor accessible by elevator or stairs.

There are many shops in the market that offer delicious food. The place is not busy in the weekdays at noon. You can find many tables and seats to take a rest and enjoy the food you buy.

Awesome place to go for lunch. Lots of interesting options to cater to almost every dietary need. One of our little families favorite spots on the north shore

Got to see the salmon and the small fish fry. Hiked up to the second viewing point and up to the Cleveland Dam. Excellent hike. Great easy trails. Good for the family

No tickets needed. This is located in a gigantic beautiful park that reminds you of how gorgeous British Columbia is. The road leading down to the hatchery is winding and a bit tight, so I definitely recommend going slower as the speed limit signs suggest. Once there, you can go in for free and see the exhibits, the small dam, a flowing rivers, and the fish swimming around in the tanks they grow in. I would recommend coming back in the late summer or fall when the fish are more grown and abundant to see the hatchery at its peak, but going to learn on a sunny day is still a great experience in itself.

Visited the Capilano River Hatchery on a weekday in October. It wasn't busy and there was plenty of parking available. Inside there is a small exhibition of the salmon hatching process, which is showing its age but gets the point across nonetheless. The most interesting item is the salmon ladder viewing area where you get to see salmon leaping. Outside you can enjoy views of the gorge and the bottom of the dam. The nearby trails afford great views along the river.

It’s free, informative, beautiful view. Didn’t see any salmon in the river at that time, but there are some in the hatchery. Learned a lot about salmon hatchery and its sustainability. There are some walking trails along the river. Beautiful view of the river and trees. It almost looks like the scene from the movie Bird Box.

Amazing free little gem teaching about salmon breeding in the area - signs are in English, French and Japanese. You can watch the salmon jump up the levels inside the education centre! The river is nice, too, and there's a trailhead here.

Fun place and lots of information about salmon and their role in the ecosystem. I enjoyed seeing the full grown salmon jumping in the ladder, would have liked to see the baby fish in their nursery tanks.

Complimentary. Fantastic place for you to come. It will be different by the season as they need time to grow the salmon before releasing them back to the river and swim back to the ocean. Well management. Thank you for protecting and supporting the environment for a sustainable developement.

It is free to enter and wander through this facility. It was interesting to see the fish ladder, both outside next to the river and from the underground viewing area. There were plenty of posters providing information about the hatchery and different salmon species. A great place to learn about Canada's native salmon, their life cycle and to observe them up close. There were toilets available. We walked up to the hatchery from the Suspension Bridge park, 20 minutes, accurately predicted by Google!

Great place to see salmon running if it's the season. You can't see the hatchery tanks with the little fish in it though. They do have aquariums with a couple of small fish on display. Great hiking trails from here. Love it cause it's free.

If you want to know where fish culture, the city's drinking water supply, natural beauty and some great '70s architecture come together then don't miss this truly interesting site. I can't believe I waited 44 years to visit this place. 10/5, would recommend!

A fun, free informative visit. Watch salmon jump up the ladder or swim in the feeding ponds. Learn how salmon farms are helping to protect the future salmon stocks.

It was ok, if we'd had some type of guide to tell us about the hatchery other than our bus driver I would have found it more interesting. He did a great job though. I also wish we'd been able to actually go see the fish in their holding pens as well.

It's close to the bus station on the map, but it's actually a steep walk in the middle. We first visited Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, then took the bus to the dam. beautiful! 100% worth it. The Cleveland Dam looked close to the Capilano River Hatchery, but as I mentioned, the steep walk in the middle made us give up the idea of walking back to the bus stop. We decided to walk back 30 minutes and take the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park free shuttle back to downtown Vancouver. Driving is the best option if you want to visit. It was fun though and we had a great time watching the salmon.

Wonderfully done and completely free of charge to visit! There was plenty of informational plaques available for those interested in learning more about the hatchery and the work they do as well as several fish viewing tanks. This is absolutely worth the stop and there are even many hiking trails nearby to visit before or after the hatchery.

Great visit, neat to see the salmon hatchery with a whole walk-through of why it was established, how it works, and have a glimpse of the growing salmons in the area. Two parking options, lots near the hatchery or lot up near Cleveland Dam. A bit of an inclined grade walking up to the dam but a great view. Would visit again

I went to this looking for outdoor activities I could do with a stroller. There was a lot of information to read and it was cool seeing the baby fish. I don’t think you could spend that much time there though , but it’s a good quick stop.

A great pit stop / resting spot after visiting the Cleveland dam. Went during the weekday so it wasn’t as busy and was able to see lots of salmon running up the river. The facility is very clean, good layout and very informative. Good history on the importance of salmon and the BC Fishery. Lots of parking, wheelchair accessible and has a picnic area.

Went on a wrong time. October is the right time to go. But the view wasn’t that bad! But recommending to go around October to see salmons.

We went on a tour with Westcoast Grayline sightseeing tours and this was our first stop. It was a beautiful day and the weather was perfect. Not a crowded place, but there is history with this place. History of the life cycle of salmon. Besides the history, there’s lots of sightseeing spots to capture the river and the forest nearby. There’s lots of free parking and it’s best Google map this place. It’s quite off the main road.

So interesting to learn about salmons! And you see them jumping up the little waterfalls! Lots of people who are fishing: every 2 to 5 minutes a catch - and big ones!! Beautiful nature!!!

I recently visited Cleveland Dam in Capilano and was impressed by the beauty of the surroundings. No matter the season, Cleveland Dam has a good vibe that is sure to impress any nature lover. In the fall, the colors of the leaves on the trees are breathtaking, while in the winter, the snow-covered landscape is enchanting. One of the most impressive features of the dam is the massive flow of water, which is both calming and awe-inspiring. It's a great spot for photography or for a peaceful walk in nature. I also appreciated the walking trails, which were well maintained and provided a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Overall, Cleveland Dam is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to connect with nature and enjoy some peace and quiet. Whether you're going for a romantic walk or a family outing, there's something for everyone at Cleveland Dam.

🏞️ Embracing Nature's Serenity 🌿 Perched high above the world, the view from Cleveland Dam unveils a breathtaking tapestry of nature's finest. 🏞️🌊 As the sky-kissed mountains cradle the pristine lake below, a profound sense of tranquility washes over you. The emerald waters mirror the azure sky, creating a symphony of blues that seem to stretch on into infinity. 🏔️💙 Surrounded by lush evergreen forests, this scene is a reminder of the enduring beauty of our planet. Towering trees sway gently in the breeze, and the sweet scent of the wilderness fills the air🌲 In moments like these, we find ourselves humbled by the majesty of Mother Nature. Take a deep breath, soak in the serenity, and let this view remind you of the importance of preserving our natural wonders for generations to come.

easy hike for about an hour from the other side of the Capilano River, stopped by the Hatchery (shouldn't miss, or you can park your car here for a much shorter hike/walk to the Dam). Once you are out of the woods......into much broader lakeview.....you will see the stunning Sister Peaks of the Lion Mountain! You can picnic/rest here for a while....and continue your hike in the numerous but clearly marked trails.. Had a great day out for all ages (and various levels of difficulties....you just have to plan well beforehand whichever is most suitable for you and your group.

Amazing. Holds the water in the lake like a hot dam. Some decent views are to be seen over the walls through the fence, but for short people it can be slightly disappointing as they have a hard time seeing anything. Recommend bringing stilts, or a step stool for the best experience.

A simple and beautiful trail to take. There's a free parking space with a great area for picnics. The road leads you across the dam and into a forested area full of well maintained trails. The view over the dam is amazing both ways.

Cleveland Dam is a lovely cheap trip for the family. You can take the whole family and walk trails, and enjoy the spectacular views of the dam, the waterfall, the lake and the mountains. 2 hours can easily be used up with the family. Bring liquids and foods can be optional.

Great views for someone who love nature. There is a hiking trail as well. Dam is looking scary from the top view, but there’s another side view point. Clam and relaxing place to enjoy the nature. Entrance is free. Inside parking is limited but streets are open for parking.

Beautiful place to visit! You can have a relatively easy and calming walk in nature with amazing scenery. It does get pretty cold so I recommend taking a jacket

Cleveland Dam in the British Properties is a true marvel of nature, offering visitors a breathtaking experience that combines majestic beauty with a sense of tranquility. Located in a stunning setting surrounded by lush forests and mountain vistas, the dam provides a perfect escape from the bustling city life. The standout feature of Cleveland Dam is its impressive structure and the picturesque Capilano Lake it creates. The sight of the dam, with water cascading down its steps, is truly awe-inspiring. The lake itself reflects the surrounding scenery, creating a postcard-worthy view that leaves visitors in awe. The well-maintained pathways and viewpoints allow for leisurely walks and ample opportunities to capture stunning photographs. The dam area is well-equipped with facilities and amenities. There are picnic tables and benches available, making it a great spot to relax and enjoy a meal while taking in the breathtaking views. The presence of well-maintained washrooms ensures visitor comfort during their stay. The ample parking space also makes it convenient for visitors to access the dam. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the variety of hiking trails in the vicinity of Cleveland Dam. These trails offer opportunities to explore the surrounding forested areas, providing a chance to immerse oneself in the beauty of nature and perhaps spot local wildlife. It's a great way to complement the visit to the dam and further appreciate the natural wonders of the British Properties area. Overall, Cleveland Dam is a must-visit destination for those seeking to connect with nature and witness the sheer beauty of British Columbia. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat, a scenic photo spot, or a starting point for hiking adventures, Cleveland Dam offers it all. Prepare to be captivated by its majesty and leave with a renewed appreciation for the wonders of our natural world.

Nice spot to take the dog for a walk. You can park at Capilano River Park and then walk up the Pipeline trail to the dam. Then loop around on the East side of the river past the fish hatchery. No shade on the dam, but loads of shade in the forest. On and off leash trails.

This is a good trail to do in North Vancouver. Essential to bring good shoes, water, a survival kit, and something to eat. The views are great, there are washrooms on the area, lot of trees, and trails. Be prepared for the rain during winter times. Good too enjoy with family and friends. There is a parking, but also you can come on the bus!

Very beautiful place. Easily accessible by public transit as well. Parking was available until 5pm. Good walking trails as well, a bit muddy in the forest. Make sure to wear good shoes if you’re planning to go for a little hike.

Best place to come and sit for a while after a long, busy day and have some coffee or hot chocolate. I have attached the photos for reference. A must visit place for relaxing a bit.

Sad that lake is covered from the dam with metal fence, that covers all the buty, could figure out something else. No tickets needed

Many nice trails in the neighborhood, but this viewpoint on the dam is just okay. Spent 3 minutes, barred, really nothing much to see here. Recommend checking out the Second Canyon Viewpoint instead.

Cleveland Dam some nice hikes in the area , l think it's one of the best places to get a real good pic of the lions

Very busy trail - had to wait 5 minutes for parking at Panorama park. Don’t bother going past park to find closer parking because it’s for residents only. Easy access to trailhead, just follow the signs. Beautifully maintained trail with plenty of boardwalk and footbridge to entertain everyone. Takes about 30-35 minutes to reach summit that was packed on a Tuesday noon hike. Please be careful if you’re bringing little ones or small pets because summit is wide open and dangerously steep. Easy to lose foothold and fall - which would result in broken bones or death. This will also close the trail again. Last but not least pack out your garbage, saw so many along the trail.

If you're looking for a fun and rewarding hike in the Vancouver area, Quarry Rock is a must-visit! This popular trail is now open to the public again after repairs, so you can enjoy the stunning views without any interruptions. The trail is easy to navigate and won't take up too much of your time - only about 40 minutes to reach the top! But don't let the ease of the trail fool you, because the views from the summit are absolutely breathtaking. You'll be surrounded by gorgeous scenery that's sure to leave you in awe. So whether you're a seasoned hiker or just starting out, Quarry Rock is a fantastic destination for all. Lace up your hiking boots, head out on the trail, and prepare to be blown away by the natural beauty of Quarry Rock! The negative side of this trial: it can get too busy during the holidays, I usually go on a Friday morning and It is not busy at all.

One of the most enjoyable and rewarding hikes in BC. It would take less than an hour to finish the hike and you will get a mesmerizing view of the water & forest at the top. If you are a pet owner, it’s a good hike for dogs as well.

North van staple! Such a pretty view for a beginner hike. The hike is half stairs and half flat/rocks. There are some parts that you need to walk single file, but most parts are spacious enough where people can pass. On the warmer days and weekend parking is tricky and a bit limited. Plan accordingly! I definitely recommend this hike if your looking for a hike that is easy with a rewarding view!

This is a hiking trail near the Deep Bay Park, which is about 2 kilometers long and about 2 hours round-tip. It is not difficult to hike, and there are many wooden steps. There are many creeks and small waterfalls along the way. The towering trees stand in the mountains, and the forest air is very fresh. After 40 minutes up the mountain, you can reach a large rocky outcrop known as Quarry Rock (also known as Grey Rock in some hiking books). Here you can enjoy the scenic views of the mountains around Belcarra and cities in the distance. At the foot is the Deep Bay, where there are large ships and many moving kayaks on the ocean.

Dreamy! Unfortunately it's access from Deep Cove is temporarily closed but you can get there by other nearby Rds.

We started the hike from Mt Seymour Rd where Baden Powell trail starts. There are few free parking spots. It's an easy and not too long hike . Less than 5km. You'll get the outstanding view of deep cove by the end of the trail.

Beauitful view at the end of the hike. A bit of a stair climb up but nevertheless a rewarding time. If you're a beginner hiker I would say this would be a perfect hike to challenge yourself. It's only about a 45 minute to 1 hour hike depending on your speed. I haven't hiked for awhile so I found it a bit of a sweaty one 😅.

This review is catered towards dog owners hoping to take their pup on a hike Quarry Rock. Read more… Popularity: 5/5 Quarry rock is a very popular hike and well known for its view of the Indian Arm. There are a number of different trails that can be used to reach Quarry rock, some shorter and easier and others longer and more difficult. The easier more direct trails can get very crowded during the summer months which can make it difficult to manage when hiking with a dog especially if you have a young energetic pup. Quarry rock itself (the viewpoint) is also usually quite crowded during summer and it can be difficult to find a spot to relax and enjoy the view. Activities: 3/5 Other than hiking through the forest and enjoying the view on Quarry rock, there aren’t really any other activities for you and your pup to enjoy on this hike. Dogs are allowed off leash. Views: 4/5 Quarry rock offers a nice view of the Indian Arm and of Belcarra on the other side. It’s not super impressive but not bad considering the short length and relative ease of the hike. Comfort: 2/5 Not many good resting spots during the hike and due to the popularity of the hike, it’s usually difficult to find a comfortable place to relax at the and enjoy the view while at the viewpoint. Safety: 4/5 The popularity of the hike makes it very safe and also makes it very unlikely for you to get lost. However, the viewpoint is unfenced and surrounded by cliffs so you may want to leash your dog if he or she is not careful around heights. Accessibility: 3/5 There are multiple trailheads that can be used to reach Quarry rock and all are easy to get to by car. I started at the trailhead on Indian River Dr and there was a number of spots on the side of the road for parking. Quarry rock itself is only accessible to those who are able to hike. Some sections of the hike can get quite steep and there are stairs and boardwalks in some areas. There are no scrambles on the hike. Overall this is not a hike I would recommend for people who are looking for a fun off leash adventure with their pup. The crowded trails and viewpoint can make it difficult for those with a young energetic dog and the view while nice, is not impressive. There is also a lack of other activities to do with your dog on this hike. It’s a place worth visiting once to check out the view, but there are other more interesting hikes with much better views to explore in North Vancouver.

Hello lovelies, About Quarry Rock I would say it's a nice and easy trail to hike and to walk your dogs. As soon as you get up there you'll see a very gorgeous view which is spectacular and breathtaking 😍 It took us 40 min to get up there and 35 min to get back down to the street. Try it and enjoy a healthy day 😉

I love this trail. Its a great outside work out and the best part is reaching the top. Sense of accomplishment meets breathtaking views! Can't wait for the trail to open back up but for now I enjoy the walks around and enjoy the vibe

Pretty easy hike that anyone can do. Not overly long either. Enjoyable I would say. The view is good. Good exercise for anyone. I do it every year.

Tried this hike after the years long closure, it had new stair ways and paths making it an even easier hike. It's a quick, short uphill climb with great views and not a lot of work. Considered easy but I think the sign said intermediate, it's completely doable with little kids. There are bridges and lots of water to see along the way, very scenic and height seems minimal when hiking!

A nice hiking trail in the city - you don’t need to drive 2 hours and there is a well-maintained washroom near trail head. The trail is quite busy and dogs are allowed off leash. Parking is hard to find if you don’t arrive early.

an easy and extremely delightful hike. about 40min to go up (2.2km) and 30min to come down. the view is breathtaking.

We come here from tkme to time to get the great donuts they have here, so we take this hike to cancel out the calorie intake haha. The hike is pretty easy but there is a decent amount of stairs up and down which might make it harder for some, the air is so fresh and the view at the destination point is wonderful, overall great hike not too long would definitely recommend, if you're coming with kids, watch out when they get to the top cuz it could be dangerous to run around the rock.

Relatively easy hike to the lookout point. The trail gets super busy so be ready for that. The view of the burrard inlet is pretty. You can keep going up and finish the loop but we decided to head back down. Don’t forget to head to the Honey’s for your donut fix after the hike!

Nice easy out and back hike, with gorgeous views on a clear day. The trail was very well marked and there were a lot of people on the trail: hiking, running and dog walking. Dogs are allowed on this trail, and in some sections they do not need to be on leash. Definitely check out "Honey Doughnuts" after the hike if you have time, they have such good doughnuts 😍

It was a nice, easy short hike with a stunning view at the top on a clear day... Excellent trail for family with kids......Trail was tight in a few spots....busy trail, crowded on weekends... Limited parking at Deep Cove main parking lot. Please practice #LNT leave no trace

beautiful view to reward you hiking to the top, single way in and out, people will need to shoulder across when in public holiday or weekend.

The best part was reaching the top of the rock and seeing the amazing view. I felt a rush of adrenaline and excitement as I walked on the rock, which was a bit dangerous but also fun!

Best biking I've experienced hands down bar none. Through the loop to Dog Mountain from the skiing lot, fantastic mix of terrain, view and elevation. When dry, would be ideal for trail running, as most of the trails are relatively tame and predictable. Cold, gritty and exciting experience. Dogs are ironically required to be leashed, but it makes sense since the trail is quite busy.

Went for a hike in the snow with some buddies, one of whom is an avid outdoorsman. Other than the somewhat lack of parking everything was great. The trails were pretty empty on a weekday morning and the slope was steep(as mountains often are lol) but was very satisfying to get to the top. Made it to Brockton point and stopped there as we were limited for time. Unfortunately it was foggy/cloudy up there so we didn't get to enjoy the spectacular views up there but there is always next time

Dog Mountain trail was very casual, not difficult, and well-maintained. Recommend for beginner hikers but if you are looking for a challenge, I'd probably recommend other trails on Mount Seymour such as Pump Peak trail. A few trails on Mount Seymour share the trailhead and begin from the same point. I did Dog Mountain in early October and there were some small flies along the trail and most at the peak. Bug spray recommended. Spotted a Steller's jay at the peak.

Amazing hikes during all four seasons. At this time you need s park reservation but I had no problems obtaining that.

Amazing mountain. In summer, there are the options for hikes at the resort itself (closed during summer) and in the Provincial park. Winter you can go skiing, snowboarding, tubing, tobogganing, and snowshoeing at the resort. You can also go snowshoeing in the provincial parks. The resort is family owned amd family friendly, there is also lots of accessible parking. All of the hikes and ski/snowboard runs are beautiful. Would recommend to both locals and tourists.

Free day-use vehicle passes required December 14, 2023 to March 31, 2024. Day-use vehicle passes are required in lots P1 and Lower P5 daily from December 14, 2023 to January 7, 2024. They are required only on weekends and holidays from January 8 to March 31, 2024. For details, visit the day use pass page. https://bcparks.ca/reservations/day-use-passes/

This is one of the most beautiful places that should be on a “must go” list. When you go, make sure you got the proper shoes because it can be a bit wet and muddy in a summer and slippery during the winter. By the way, this park might still have snow during the summer months :)) super gorgeous and breath taking place!

Today was my first time on Mount Seymour. My husband, niece and myself went snow tubing. It was such a fun and exciting experience. It's was snowing and nice and cold. Lots of people came and had lots of fun. I would recommend this experience to everyone, all ages. There is lots of snow activities for everyone. Definitely a five out of five.

I did a hike up to the top of Mt. Seymour this past Saturday. There was still a lot of snow and it was a little foggy but it was a nice hike nevertheless :) I'd recommend it but maybe do it earlier in the summer for snowshoeing or later if you don't want large patches of snow.

Recommend visiting here in the winter and watching the sunrise. Had an usually warm winter day with full sun and was almost 15 degrees Celsius. Easy to rent snowshoes but would go early as it does get busy with rentals and for parking. Multiple trails to choose from for when snowshoeing and a great workout. I have been told also that it very romantic to watch the sunset from here also. Not recommended to bring Fido on this one.

Beautiful area! So much to do here, both during the summer and the winter - hiking, biking, skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, it's all here. I'm more of a hiker, and I just tried snowshoeing here for the first time. The rental rates are reasonable - $27 for the whole day - and there are a wide variety of trail options to choose from. If you're wanting something quicker and easier, the Dog Mountain trail offers big bang for your buck when it comes to the view you get after only about an hour of easy going hiking. Overall, an amazing spot - anticipate it to get extremely busy, particularly during long weekends.

Perfect! But there was a lot of snow still. We went on May 20,2023. Crampons are recommended. We didn’t complete all the peaks as we didn’t have crampons.

It was the last opening day of the ski resort, so the car for hiker couldn't get in the ski resort parking lot. The weather was so sunny and refreshing that we wandered around the snowy mountain of Seymour . I felt once again that it is a great blessing to have such a good mountain near Vancouver.

Seymour is gorgeous, no matter summer, winter, sunny or cloudy. For snowshoeing, the trails were so wide and the snow was very crisp and fresh. It had up hills and downs, but still a great snowshoeing experience.

Excellent for peaceful hiking. Loved the trail.

You need a Daypass! Hiked Mt.Seymour today. There is no snow on the road or parking lot. Trail is manageable. The snow is mostly frozen. However, you will encounter slush and slippery terrain in sloped areas. The hike would have been more enjoyable for us if we had brought our crampons and poles. However, we enjoyed the sunny afternoon.

Beautiful park and very close from Vancouver and other cities in Metro Vancouver. Whether it's for winter adventures like snowshoeing or the summer hikes to the high-altitude hills for a thorough and bird's-eye view of Vancouver and Lower Mainland, this place is a must-go place. There is even a trail that you can use without permit for snowshoeing.

Nice Ski resort area. You c add n bc drive to reach there or you can use the shuttle bus from park gate for $10 or from Rupert station for $15. You will enjoy it as a family weather snowboarding , ski or snowshoeing. Two restaurants are there with nice variety of foods.

I went to Seymour early on march. It was still snowy, but less people can make more snowboard riding🌨️⛄️☃️⛷️🧤🏂🛷⛸️

Very good place full of natural beauty & dense forest

Last year my daughter had a pass. The reservation restricted us to visit last minute. It made it difficult to coordinate with friends. Because we are so close, it is a shame we can’t take advantage and be on the mountain when we can. We love snow shoeing in the winter and hiking during summer and spring, it is beautiful.

One of the best ski resorts in BC. It’s a gem of a place… and not much crowded as most of the people heads up to Whistler.

Went tobogganing with family. Ticketing was moved into the tiny lodge instead of the window so it was crowded and no clear line. There was no staff on the sledding hills a majority of time. There were people with snow racers, inflatables and other items crashing intentionally into each other and snow guards. These are not allowed according to Mount Seymour's website: "Most manufactured sleds, saucers, and toboggans are permitted. We cannot permit devices that require standing or sitting upright such as snow bikes, custom-made devices with metal edges, or as said before, inflatables. We must reserve the right to refuse the use of devices if they appear unsafe." There were folks were sledding side by side down the same slope. Some allowed their children to sit in the middle of the slope to make snow angels with zero regard for others that were waiting on the top of the hill. Others walked across the bottom of the sledding hills. There were many safety issues. I called Mount Seymour's mainline (no answer), emergency line (guy said ok but did not send anyone until 45 minutes later) and private messaged (with photos) on their Facebook. Someone from Facebook contacted me a day later and suggested that I emailed them instead. No one seems invested in safety or familiar with the posted rules. It's a complete joke. Go somewhere else. See photos.

It was tough climb after pump peak. Not much view if weather is not nice. Very rocky hike so proper foot wears are needed. A lot of people on weekends going up even past the 3rd to Elsay peak! Beautiful area to go for snowshoeing in winter.

I've had the most wonderful experience I went up there to experience the sun rising and it was so beautiful

It is a super nice place for beginners and families . The magic carpet is the best one I have ever met which is very long and with glass covered , There are woods and slopes blocking the edges of learning areas makes me feel safe. We had a wonderful day and got great progress then .

A great place to hike. I went there with my hiking group and the pictures will tell you all about it. The trail is maintained with markers. There is a washroom at the beginning of the trail. So everything was really good. I had a great group as well.

I loved the farm so much! We went on a Monday and it wasnt super busy, not many kids! It's not a huge farm but if you want go spend some time petting goats and cows, it's a must! It's such a sweet little place, with a lovely Lake to walk around and a picnic area. Also, I highly recommend buying the Maplewood Farm Cookbook from the gift shop, its full of great recipes!

A hidden gem in town! This small farm offers a delightful blend of fun for kids. The vibrant atmosphere, friendly staff, and interactive exhibits create a memorable experience. From adorable animals to enjoyable activities, it's a perfect family outing. Highly recommended for a joyful day out with the little ones!

Surprised me for sure. This zoo is freaking awesome no denying that. The set up is great, the variety of gorgeous animal to see is outstanding. This place is super clean too. This is amazing place for kids.

Great place for a picnic, very clean and organized animals in great health. Just miss the birds. The petting goats is a big hit. Washrooms and washing station great. Picnic tables, shade and a lovely duck pond. Also very affordable for a family to go often. 😊

This place is a gem! It was affordable and super fun for my son. They have cows, turkeys, goats, peacocks, pigs, horses, roosters, sheep, and more! The only thing kids get to pet is the goats, but overall, Maplewood farm is a great way to spend an hour with your family.

Wonderful place for kids. I took my child here and he loved it. Some of the animals they have; chicken, horse, cow, goat, sheep, rabbit, duck, peacock. Definitely recommend families with kids.

This is such a cute little farm in North Vancouver. Our toddler had a blast especially with the goats! You can actually play with them! The chickens are left free to run around as well so that was very fun too! The farm looks to be well maintained and the animals all looked pretty healthy. I like that there are designated hand washing stations set up.