Hiking on Vancouver's North Shore
Vancouver is rated one of the best places to go hiking in the world. This is mostly due to the variety of trails available for all skill levels and desires. People can choose from seaside hiking to urban wilderness hiking to mountain hiking. Whether you a looking for a leisurely jaunt or a strenuous hike, North and West Vancouver have an abundance scenic wilderness for you to explore.
The North Shore's famously steep incline, composed of six mountain peaks: Black, Strachan, Hollyburn, Grouse, Fromme, and Seymour Mountains - offer perfect terrain for adventurers who like nothing better than lacing
on a pair of hiking boots.
Baden Powell Trail
Named after the founder of the Boy Scouts, this trail is the thread that
knits the North Shore together with a 30-mile (48-km) route from West
Vancouver's Horseshoe Bay all the way to Deep Cove. The trail can also be
done in sections by accessing it at a number of different locations - most
with parking. Call 990-3800 for information. Trail Peak>>
West Vancouver Hiking Trails
There are many trails to enjoy in West Vancouver. Check out a few of these to start off your day:
Cypress Provincial Park
This provincial park contains many summer and winter hiking trails for enthusiasts of all abilities.
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North Vancouver Hiking Trails
North Vancouver is the best place to enjoy mountain trekking. Check out a few of these trails to get your blood pumping:
Vancouver Hiking Information
For more information and trail maps visit the North Vancouver District Office at:
355 West Queens Road
North Vancouver, BC
V7N 4N5
Hiking Links
It should be noted that most provincial parks charge parking fees for
parking in their lots in the summer. BC Park Passes are available for $25 at
any North Shore Visitor Centre.
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