
lynn loop
A gentle loop through second-growth forest above Lynn Creek. Cool on hot days, calm on busy ones.
5–5.5 km · 1.5–2 hours · Easy
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Greater (greatest) Vancouver · British Columbia
Garibaldi Lake from Panorama Ridge, Garibaldi Park. Photo: The Cosmonaut, CC BY-SA 2.5 ca · credits

A gentle loop through second-growth forest above Lynn Creek. Cool on hot days, calm on busy ones.
5–5.5 km · 1.5–2 hours · Easy
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A short forest climb on the Baden-Powell Trail to granite slabs over Deep Cove and Indian Arm.
3.8–4 km · 1–1.5 hours · Easy
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An easy forest walk from Mount Seymour to a rocky viewpoint over the whole city.
5 km · 1.5–2 hours · Easy
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01Into the forestBig trees, soft light, quiet.
02Above the cloudsClimb for the long view.
03Along the waterLakes, creeks and shoreline.Photos: Los Paseos, Luis Dias, Nicolas May via Wikimedia Commons · credits
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