Mount Fromme

Mount Fromme rises above Burrard Inlet on Vancouver’s North Shore, with forested slopes descending toward the District and City of North Vancouver. Covered in temperate rainforest, it bears the marks of heavy early twentieth-century logging and was officially named in 1937 for J. M. Fromme, a lumber camp foreman and early Lynn Valley settler. Earlier names included The Dome and Timber Mountain. The mountain is now a major recreation area, especially known for mountain biking and hiking. Its extensive trail network ranges from beginner routes to demanding technical lines, while summit paths lead through second-growth forest to broad views across the North Shore.

British Columbia · Canada