Lynn Headwaters Regional Park

Great trails with leash optional trails for dogs. $2/hr for parking - we ended up needing a solid 4 hours. Muddy in some spots, but great hike overall!

An amazing getaway place just minutes away from the bustling downtown of Vancouver. It is also not too far from Burnaby, Surrey or Richmond. Perfect for families and young couples. It is a fun place for kids of all ages too. People can bring their pets too here on the trails. The trails are there for all difficulty and challenging levels. The views are amazing and mesmerizing.

Let this place take all your troubles and worries away as the rivers waters volume wash over you. Please prepare and pack what you need if you have to spend the night as weather and day light change quickly. Always, always let someone know tour return time or date.

Simple trail leading to a beautiful waterfall! We hiked on the weekend, so parking was packed early in the morning and the waterfall area was fairly busy. In February, there was still snow/ice covering the ground. I'd recommend wearing ice cleats during the colder seasons. It was a nice activity to spend the afternoon!

I have been in Lynn HW park since 1999. It has become more popular.
I love early morning. Why dog owners disregard lease only areas? Are they entitled? Love the PARK and it offers

This is an amazing trail network. With an amazing network come personal responsibility to be prepared for difficult trails and conditions.this area hides its difficulty. Please come prepared.for back country travel.

Nice park with a couple of easy trails, several medium difficulty trails and even some for experienced trailers. Be aware that there are many people with dogs and some trails are officially leash free.

Beautiful park with extremely well-maintained trails of varying length and difficulty. Parking lot is small and if full, area parking is not easy to find.

Gorgeous regional park in North Vancouver. Trails are well marked and well maintained. I like to hike the full Lynn Loop in reverse - doing the upper trail out to the debris chute and back along the river. It was wet and muddy today, but no snow. Bluebird sky peeking out of the fog/cloud was the only reward needed!

Parking can be a bit tricky this year, be patient, come at off times or try parking at Rice Lake and walking the trail over.

It was raining. It didn't matter. After living in the GVRD for 35 years, this is the first time visiting this place. It is beautiful and magical in every way. I will return!

Really popular today! Most people masking up. Trails in great shape with a little runoff in places. Enjoy!

Such a beautiful park. It's a bit busy close to the entrance, but that drops of once you get a few kilometres in. Parker was a bit hectic, though.