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Scenic canyon with a suspension bridge in a 617-acre forest with hiking trails & swimming holes.

At a glance

#1 of 52 Tourist attractions in North Vancouver #2 of 4 City parks in North Vancouver

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.80

2.4 km from the center of North Vancouver

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★81%
  • 4 ★16%
  • 3 ★2%
  • 2 ★0%
  • 1 ★1%
3663 Park Rd, North Vancouver, BC V7J 3K2, Canada
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge?
Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 16,883 reviews.
How does Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge rank in North Vancouver?
Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge is #1 of 52 Tourist attractions in North Vancouver by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge located?
3663 Park Rd, North Vancouver, BC V7J 3K2, Canada — 2.4 km from the center of North Vancouver.
How can I contact Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge?
Phone: +1 604-990-3755 · Website: lynncanyon.ca
John Y
Mystical magical serenity.

Limited parking, $4 charge effective March 2024.

Majestic red cedar trees towering above you.

Shimmering glistening moss as far as the eye can see

The intoxicating smell of fresh air which I didn't know existed

Crystal clear water cascading down natural rock formations.

Nice trails leading to Twin falls. Well worth the short hike.

Unfortunately I didn't see any bears, maybe next time
Nature is awesome, who would have thunk it
Steven Leimberg
Great hikes with well defined trails. Bathrooms available at the coffee shop near the parking lots. Parking is limited, but in the winter off-season it's free. Great waterfall views, and the suspension bridge feels very sturdy.
Shannon Swainston
Absolutely stunning scenery! The swimming hole on the trail was so beautiful! Cold, but beautiful! The hike was pretty easy! Bathrooms at the top of the trail by the bridge.
Shaylin Finnegan
A great hiking spot in North Vancouver, options of beginner or intermediate trails with a mix of boardwalk and natural terrain. There are many stairs, so be prepared, but the suspension bridge is near the trailhead for easy access. Go early in the morning for the best pictures on the bridge, as it gets pretty busy throughout the day. Free parking in the off season, and paid parking from March - October. There is a Cafe open seasonally and weekends, and public restrooms are available by the parking lot.
John Ma
A beautiful park with impressive views to hike, chill, and enjoy nature. During winter, the parking is free and it’s not crowded. The gift shop/museum is quite educational in terms of environmental conservation. Highly recommend it!
Manu Goyal
Went there yesterday evening. It’s in North Vancouver easily accessible by public transit as well. There’s a paid parking for 4 hours and you can also find a free parking on the street. Very beautiful place with a view of a water fall from the suspension bridge. Bridge is not as wide and long as capilano one but it’s free and definitely worth visiting. Inside the forest was also very fresh and peaceful. It wasn’t muddy at all. All trails were good. There’s a cafe as well just near the bridge entrance.
abhiram s
Amazing place for a hike. There are upper and lower parking spaces. There is a cafe and medical office near the entrance to the suspension bridge. Lots of stairs and the trails are well labeled. Summer season can be a bit crowded, especially during weekends.
Ashley Zahara
Stunning. Lots of stairs with this one but for me, it was worth it, even in the rain! Trails are well labeled. We didn't do the entire trail but we spend a good hour or so here. There is a cute little Cafe on site so you can grab a snack, lunch or a warm drink once your done.
WILLIAM REN
Lynn Canyon Park, located in the mountainous area of North Vancouver, is a scenic canyon forest park. It covers an area of 617 acres. It is a popular hiking destination for locals. Walking along the canyon, the sound of rivers and waterfalls resound through the sky, and the depth of the canyon reaches 150 feet. Looking at the suspension bridge, the water was rapid and turbulent, which was absolutely a truly fantastic show
Pam S
This free, 600 acre park offers a number of experiences: a suspension bridge, many walking trails (short or long and of varying difficulty), waterfalls, swimming holes and picnic areas. The trails through the lush forest are clear and easy to follow with the map. The river provides a tranquil spot to sit for a while on the boulders. We had our lunch here, accompanied by Douglas Fir squirrels! The area seemed popular with locals and tourists alike. Amenities included toilets, ample parking, and Lynn Canyon Cafe. It was easy to reach the park using public transport from Vancouver city.
Caroline Toledo
Totally worth visiting! First it’s free!!! We gave up going to Capilano Suspension Bridge because it was $60 dollars for the entrance ticket.
Secondly it’s so beautiful. You can just walk around, see the waterfall, maybe swim in the cold water if you dare, there’s some really tall trees. You can walk around with your dog on a leash. You can do the trails, there’s a lot of walking to do and maybe get some coffee in the cafe. It’s a nice experience for a relaxing day.
Barb Katz
At 72 years young, I cannot believe it was my first ever visit to Lynn Canyon and I guarantee you it won’t be my last! My twin and I went for 3 hours and 20 minutes; a total of 11,266 steps and a total of 8 km. This place is truly an environmental paradise! We climbed more stairs than I thought possible. Everyone was super friendly and we only got a little lost a few times. I took 176 photos and videos. Here are a few.
E. G.
I went with a private guide from hi Canada hostels names Erik
He gave as an amazing cheap tour with a lot of stories.
The park was amazing and swimming is definitely recommend!
The water was fresh but really clean.
The hike is medium long and a little bit uneven but for fit sportive people no problem.
Take sun cream and a hat and take care of bears. In small group they might come.
The park it self is amazing with super high trees and a small river and waterfalls everywhere.
Cliff jumping is possible but really dangerous and not recommended.
All in all I can just say how happy I was with my trip and I would do it all over again!
If you can get a tour with Erik then it’s even better then alone !

Enjoy your walk !
Bearish Bully
Definitely a must do! I prefer Lynn canyon over Capilano suspension. You pay a fee at Capilano but Lynn canyon is completely free. Great views for picture taking. Cliff jumping into a 30 foot pool in the mountain. Awesome trails. Highly recommend

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