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Lynn Headwaters Regional Park in North Vancouver, British Columbia, protects the head of Lynn Valley in the largest of Metro Vancouver’s regional parks. Lying largely between Mount Fromme and Mount Seymour, it contains a dense temperate rainforest sustained by a wet coastal climate, with second-growth forest from heavy logging alongside scattered ancient trees. The area’s history is deeply tied to timber: a lumber mill began operating here in 1863, most old-growth forest was cut, and later land additions helped create the present park. Today it is a heavily used urban-edge wilderness with trails ranging from short walks to demanding backcountry routes and connections into a larger protected landscape.
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