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Seymour Valley Trailway Hike Added!

Posted on26. Aug, 2010 by TrekBC.

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The Seymour Valley Trailway is a paved road stretching for 10 km (6.2 mi) through the Seymour Conservation Reserve in North Vancouver. The trail is suitable for hikers, bikers, runners and bladers. At the end of the trail is an old growth forest where the area has never been logged and is left untouched in all it’s glory. If you venture into the forest you will find the Seymour Fish Hatchery. A great family hike made even more enjoyable by the stunning beauty of this much traveled valley.

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Fishermans Trail Added

Posted on25. Aug, 2010 by TrekBC.

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The Fisherman’s Trail can be found in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve. The hike described in the TrekBC Trail Guide takes you firstly along the Seymour Valley Trailway to Hydraulic Junction. From there, it’s down to Mid Valley via the Hydraulic Connector before meeting Fisherman’s down by the Seymour River. Eventually you will meet the Twin Bridges Trail which brings you back to the start.

There are plenty of picnic areas and pit toilets in the first half of the hike so this is a good one for all the family. There’s always the option to cut the hike short by returning via the Homestead Trail too!

A nice day out for all and it’s maybe even better if you do it on your mountain bike!

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Lynn Headwaters Hike Added

Posted on23. Aug, 2010 by TrekBC.

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This hike takes you through the upper and lower valley of Lynn Headwaters. You begin on the Lynn Loop trail, take in the Lynn Valley Viewpoint and then continue on the Headwaters trail down to the Third Debris Shoot. From there it’s the Cedars Mill trail back to the trailhead. This is an intermediate hike and you should allow about 3.5 hours to cover the 10 km (6.2 mi).

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LSCR Hike Added

Posted on16. Aug, 2010 by TrekBC.

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The Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve is a great place to take the whole family or simply stretch the legs in a variety of disciplines. You can hike, bike (road & mountain), roller blade and run is this magnificent part of the Seymour Valley. The hike described here takes you around Rice Lake and then down to Twin Bridges and the Seymour River. It finishes with a hike back up to the LSCR entrance before dropping down and crossing Lynn Creek and heading back to the start in Lynn Headwaters.