Mount Seymour Provincial Park

Mount Seymour Provincial Park, established in 1936 in the North Shore Mountains above Vancouver, protects 35 square kilometres of forest, lakes, and subalpine terrain centered on Mount Seymour and named for Frederick Seymour. Its peaks include Mount Bishop, the park’s highest point at 1,509 metres, and its backcountry holds lakes such as Elsay, Mystery, Goldie, Pencier, and Gopher. The park combines easy city access with a true mountain setting, supporting hiking, biking, horseback riding on Old Buck Trail, and winter backcountry use. It also contains a commercial ski area, important wildlife habitat, broadcast transmitters, and frequent search-and-rescue activity in rugged terrain.

British Columbia · Canada