Lynn Headwaters Regional Park

• Fergus Roantree on Google
  
  
  (March 6, 2019, 11:25 pm)

  Love the walk.... absolutely beautiful.... so refreshing...

• Alex Chan on Google
  
  
  (March 6, 2019, 10:17 pm)

  Well marked trails for both leisurly walk or serious hike. Ample parking. Snow covered for now so walk is quite refreshing with the cold air

• Graham Wilson on Google
  
  
  (February 22, 2019, 7:02 pm)

  Great walking trails. Wonderful scenery

• Devin Halim on Google
  
  
  (January 14, 2019, 3:39 am)

  Very cool nature hiking. Several selection of trails with different level of difficulty. Better than capilano and it's free. Better come during sunny day, allocate enough time before sunset, wear appropriate hiking/trailing shoes, bring snacks and water (it's several hours hike, you'll get hungry), relieve yourself first in the toilet at park entrance. Intermediate (blue) trails are not suitable for kids and very old people as it may have steep trails. Lastly, go with your dogs, or friends to chat with during the trip!

• Ram Kumar on Google
  
  
  (October 11, 2018, 1:10 pm)

  It's not a good idea to go early in the day. It gets chilly even during summer. It's an easy children's friendly trail. It's not steep. Since the trail goes even deeper please carry bear ???? bell or Spray. YouTubers I'd say it's a good place for shooting some scary episodes. For for the die hard romantics out there. It's a good place to stroll with your loved ones.

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Phone number (604) 224-5739 Send to your Phone. ... Lynn Headwaters Regional Park is very close to Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge, but it's not as crowded, which makes ...

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Lynn Headwaters Regional Park & Trail Map (Metro Vancouver PDF) For more information on Lynn Headwaters Regional Park including trail advisories and seasonal route closures visit www.metrovancouver.org. Lynn Headwaters Regional Park 4900 Lynn Valley Road, North Vancouver BC Phone: 604-224-5739 Website: www.metrovancouver.org

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604-224-5739 Website: Description: Lynn Headwaters Regional Park is a popular gateway to the North Shore wilderness. Lynn Headwaters is the largest of Vancouver's regional parks, and there are many hiking trails to explore for all skill levels. The historic BC Mills House is located in Lynn Headwaters Regional Park.

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For an update on current trail conditions at any time of the year in Lynn Headwaters Regional Park, call 604-985-1690. For a map of hiking trails, contact the GVRD Park's West Office, 604-224-5739. A detailed topographic map of North Vancouver (Geological Survey of Canada map #92G/6) is helpful.

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Lynn Headwaters Regional Park, North Vancouver, British Columbia. 202 likes. One of Metro Vancouver's 23 regional parks that protect diverse habitat and...

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Lynn Headwaters Regional Park - North Vancouver ... Located at the end of Lynn Valley Road in North Vancouver. For more information call (604) 224-5739.

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Metro Vancouver Regional Parks West Area Office, Suite 130, 1200 W. 73rd Ave., Vancouver, V6P 6G5; (604) 224-5739; www.metrovancouver.org Local Contacts Lynn Headwaters Regional Park has paper maps available at the Lynn Valley Road trailhead and online ( www.metrovancouver.org ).

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Metro Vancouver Regional Parks West Area Office, Suite 130, 1200 W. 73rd Ave., Vancouver, V6P 6G5; (604) 224-5739; www.metrovancouver.org Local Contacts Lynn Peak is in Lynn Head- waters Regional Park, which has paper maps available at the Lynn Valley Road trailhead and online.

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604/224-5739. Dog Mountain Trail. One of the popular routes in Mount Seymour Provincial Park, this trail is a scenic 5-km (3-mile) return trip (about 1½ or 2 hours), with minimal elevation.