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Mar 7, 2023 · Lynn Canyon Park officially opened to the public in 1912 and has been a popular destination among tourists and local residents of Lynn Valley ever since. The main attraction, the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge towers 50 meters (160ft) over the canyon and is part of the Baden Powell Trail.
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Lynn Canyon Park. 2,217 reviews. #1 of 61 things to do in North Vancouver. Parks. Write a review. About. Interesting park with a suspension bridge, trails and waterfalls and an ecology center. Duration: 1-2 hours. Suggest edits to improve what we show. Improve this listing. Tours & experiences. Explore different ways to experience this place.
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Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge
The main attraction is the 300 foot long suspension bridge, that stretches through a picturesque canyon painted green with British Columbia old growth forest. The sound of the raging Lynn Creek 165 feet below, and the gentle if unnerving sway of the bridge will get your heart rate up a bit – offering a unique contrast that isn’t reserved for such peaceful surroundings. The best part? This 120 year old bridge is free of charge, even if the first crossers were charged a nickle. Visitors will ma...
Baden Powell Trail
This rugged marathon-distance 48 km hiking trail offers many of the best hikes in Vancouver. The Baden Powell Trail starts in Horseshoe Bay. It then traverses the entire ranges of the North Shore Mountains, connecting several of the regions top outdoor escapes including Grouse Mountain, the Capilano River, Lynn Creek, Quarry Rock in Deep Dove, and the Powerline Trails. Hopping on at Lynn Canyon Park for an intermediate hike hugging the mountain slopes and crossing bridged rivers is a great wa...
Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre
The Lynn Canyon Ecology Centreis an education centre to help visitors better understand the lush, temperate rainforest and its animal life. You’ll find an interactive exhibit on the environment, as well as nearly 100 educational nature videos to add a bit of knowledge to your excursion. If you’re visiting Vancouver with kidsthere’s also a great education resource in their Kids Lab. It’s here that they’ll learn good earth practices, critical thinking skills, and how to lessen their impact on t...
Driving to Lynn Canyon
The Lynn Canyon Park entrance is just 18 minutes drive from Downtown Vancouver. It’s located in North Vancouver. The address is 3690 Park Rd, North Vancouver, BC V7J 3K2. As you can see, the suspension bridge is found in a green, forested residential area – don’t let it confuse you, you’re technically in the city! – in the vicinity of Grouse Mountain and Deep Cove.
Getting to Lynn Canyon Park with Public Transit
If you’re taking Vancouver public transportyou can grab the Seabus from Waterfront Station and then the 228 bus to Lynn Valley – expect the trip to take about an hour. Get off the bus at Burrill and walk downhill for an easier, more scenic walk. From most other top Vancouver neighbourhoods it’s possible, but I recommend using the Translink Trip Plannerfor specifics.
A common question among tourists and locals alike, a type of scenic Pepsi vs. Coke bridge battle, often comes up – what’s better between Lynn Park Suspension Bridge or Capilano Suspension Bridge? Let’s clear a few things up. First of all, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is essentially a gated private tourist attraction that’s a must for any Vancouv...
Try to avoid visiting Lynn Canyon Park on weekends as the crowds are much largerEven on weekdays, going early around 8:00 am is probably the best for a little solitudeThe bridge is not recommended for elderly people or very young childrenMake sure you wear comfortable sports or hiking shoesIs Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge free?
Yes. The Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge is free of charge.
How long is Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge?
The Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge is 48 meters long (157 feet) and you can expect to cross it in about a minute or two.
Where is Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge?
You can find the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver, about a 20 minute drive from downtown Vancouver.
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- About Lynn Canyon, Vancouver. Lynn Canyon has been open since 1912 and started as a small 12-acre municipal park. Now it’s over 600 acres, and more than a million people visit it every year.
- Where is Lynn Canyon? Lynn Canyon is located in North Vancouver on the east side of the Upper Lynn district. This area is most famous for its many hiking trails with multiple levels of difficulty and stunning forests.
- How do you get to Lynn Canyon? The easiest way to get to Lynn Canyon is by car, by either taking the Lions Gate Bridge or Iron Workers Bridge over the Indian Arm to North Vancouver.
- Is there parking at Lynn Canyon? Yes! There’s a large parking lot at Lynn Canyon, where the hourly rate is $3 CAD for a maximum of 4 hours. The paid parking is only in effect between March 1 and October 31.
Lynn Canyon Park is a municipal park in the District of North Vancouver, British Columbia. When the park officially opened in 1912 it was only 12 acres (4.9 ha) in size, but it now encompasses 617 acres (250 ha). The park has many hiking trails of varying length and difficulty.
Sep 7, 2019 · Located just 15 minutes' drive north of downtown Vancouver, Lynn Canyon Park is a gorgeous park beloved by visitors and locals alike, with lots of free activities for all ages, including the suspension bridge, waterfalls, mini-hikes, and a swimming hole for summer.
