Interesting park with a suspension bridge, trails and waterfalls and an ecology center.
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Sep 22, 2024
Used our transport day pass to get the metro, waterbus and bus to the canyon. Long walk from the bus stop. Scary suspension bridge, but lovely walks through the woods. Many people in the pools in … Full review by vlr49
Aug 7, 2024
Got the bus from downtown Vancouver with my daughter. Bus services efficient and well priced. We walked across the suspension bridge which had amazing views in both directions. A short walk to the ‘3… Full review by Clive M
Jul 22, 2024
So we opted for Lynn Canyon Park and Suspension Bridge instead of the Capilano Park and Suspension Bridge just for the huge price difference. Lynn Canyon is free! I did my homework beforehand and rea… Full review by Jay B
Hi. We are from Australia and going to be in Vancouver in late October next year. This looks like great pace to visit. I will be 76 by then so need to know how strenuous the walk is. Even just the first couple of kilometres. Will it be cold then?
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October can be cool and rainy, but it just means that there will be more waterfalls for you to enjoy! The suspension bridge itself is a little steep and you might find it to be a challenge if …
October can be cool and rainy, but it just means that there will be more waterfalls for you to enjoy! The suspension bridge itself is a little steep and you might find it to be a challenge if you’re unsteady on your feet, but my 80 year old mother has no problem on it. The trails are well maintained and you should be fine if you can handle some inclines. Just take your time and enjoy the scenery and watch the squirrels gathering food for the upcoming winter. I live here in North Vancouver and am happy to answer any other questions you may have.
We will be staying "downtown" in Vancouver near the library,how would we get to Lynn Canyon.We would appreciate any other ideas about any other free attractions accessible by public transport.
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Yes public transportation will take you there! Enjoy the sea bus across the inlet and follow the people up to the buses. Take a Lynn Valley bus! Sorry not sure of the number! A bit of a …
Yes public transportation will take you there! Enjoy the sea bus across the inlet and follow the people up to the buses. Take a Lynn Valley bus! Sorry not sure of the number! A bit of a walk when you get off, but worth it! I have noticed there are many tourists just now so you will not get lost! Enjoy the area! It’s beautiful!
If we go here in September should we be aware of bears? I am a bit nervous of encountering one.
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Did not see any in April. They would be around after hibernation. Park is well maintained and park employees are around and did not see any trash that would attract them. To be shure …
Did not see any in April. They would be around after hibernation. Park is well maintained and park employees are around and did not see any trash that would attract them. To be shure please check with BC parks department.
Sep 22, 2024
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