Skip to content

Details

This area, known as the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve, protects the region's drinking water and is a vital salmon spawning habitat. It is part of the traditional territory of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, who have lived here for thousands of years.

You'll cross the impressive Seymour River Suspension Bridge, which offers amazing views of the canyon below. You’ll be surrounded by a forest floor covered in mosses and ferns, and you might see some local wildlife like black bears or coyotes

Difficulty, Distance, and Elevation:
Intermediate, 10.9 km trail (loop), 416 meters of elevation gain

Meeting At: Kilmer Park, North Vancouver
Parking: Yes
Transit Access: Yes

Recommended Gear:

  1. Hiking Boots or Hiking Shoes
  2. Hiking Pack or Backpack
  3. 1 or more liters of water + Lunch + Snacks
  4. Optional: Sun Glasses, Sun Screen, and Hat
  5. (If raining): Rain Jacket
  6. (If raining, but optional): Waterproof Pack Cover, Rainpants

Related topics

Events in North Vancouver, BC
20's-30's
30's-40's
Over 40
Over 50
Hiking

You may also like