Vancouver BC Hiking...

Natural Trekking has wide variety of walks and hikes to choose from. Depending on terrain desired, hiking ability and time you have available, Natural Trekking will choose the best route. No experience is necessary and everyone is invited to come out and enjoy the beauty of Vancouver's North Shore.

The possibilities are endless when hiking in Vancouver BC. Click here for a copy of our hiking brochure.

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Cypress Provincial Park

Cypress Provincial Park has been one of the Lower Mainland’s most popular hiking destinations for over 100 years. The 3,000-ha (7,413-ac) park is thick with western red cedars and yellow cedars, while wildlife such as coyotes, deer, Black Bears and squirrels plus a wide variety of birds call it home. Sparkling mountain lakes are found below the park’s peaks of 1,454-m (4,770-m) Mount Strachan, 1,217-m (3993-ft) Black Mountain and 1,325-m (4,347-ft) Hollyburn Mountain. Cypress offers stunning vistas of Vancouver.

Cypress Provincial Park is located in the North Shore Mountains, a 40-minute drive from Vancouver. The ski-area at 900- m (2,953-ft) elevation is the 2010 Olympic Venue for the Snowboarding events.

Click here for detailed trail information in Cypress Provincial Park and West Vancouver.

Click here for an area map and click here for information on Cypress Provincial Park and here for a copy of their brochure


Mount Seymour Provincial Park

Mount Seymour Provincial Park has been a popular hiking destination since the 1920s. Trails in the 3,508-ha (1,420-ac) park lead hikers through awe-inspiring old-growth and second-growth firs, cedar and hemlock; past meadows and small lakes; as well as by towering rock faces en route to panoramic views of Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, Indian Arm and the Coast Mountains. Look for wildlife along any of the trails such as coyotes, deer, Black Bears and cougars as well as a wide variety of birds.

Mount Seymour Provincial Park is located in the North Shore Mountains, a 40-minute drive from Vancouver. The park is accessed by a paved, winding road that ends at the downhill ski area parking lot at an elevation of 1,020m (3,346 ft).

Mount Seymour Provincial Park boasts an extensive trail network; many of the trails lead to vantage points, notable park features, and spectacular lookouts.

Click here for detailed trail information in Mount Seymour Provincial Park.

Click here for an area map and click here for information on Mount Seymour Provincial Park and here for a copy of their brochure


Capilano River Regional Park

Capilano River Regional Park is a gem hidden amongst the metropolis of North & West Vancouver. It is a great place to get in touch with nature and not spend much time getting there. The trails are gentle and the Cleveland Dam and Salmon Fisheries are added bonuses to the trip.