Come for a relaxing walk alongside the beautiful Seymour River in North Vancouver. This 10.9 km moderate loop offers 411 m of elevation gain and takes you through a lush, temperate rainforest filled with giant cedar and Douglas fir trees.

You'll cross the Seymour River Suspension Bridge, with amazing canyon views, and wander trails lined with moss, ferns, and potential wildlife sightings like coyotes or black bears (from a safe distance!).

This area lies within the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve, which protects local drinking water and provides critical habitat for salmon spawning. It is located on the traditional territory of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, whose connection to this land spans thousands of years.

Forecast

• 6°C, partly sunny

• Dress in layers, waterproof footwear recommended

• The trail may be muddy in some areas

Notes

• Free parking is available at the Rice Lake Parking Lot

• No pass required

• Bring water, snacks/lunch, and appropriate trail shoes

• Some bridges may be under maintenance, but alternative routes are available

Hike Details

• Trail: Seymour River & Fisherman’s Loop

• Distance: 10.9 km loop

• Elevation Gain: 411 m

• Estimated Duration: ~4.5 hours with stops

• Start Time: 10:00 a.m.

• End Time: ~2:30 p.m.

By participating in this hike, you acknowledge that you are joining at your own risk. Evan’s Hiking Club and its organizers are not responsible for any injuries, accidents, or loss that may occur. Please ensure you are physically prepared, dress appropriately, and exercise caution on the trail.