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Lynn Headwaters 
Park Features at a glance
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Trail Information
Hiking / Walking 54 km Horseback riding 0 km Cycling 0 km
Reservable Facilities:
Maps and Directions
The parking lot at the end of Lynn Valley Road provides access to all trails in this park. From Highway 1, take the Lynn Valley Road exit in North Vancouver and follow north to the park entrance. First-time visitors are reminded that this is a wilderness site; all visitors should bring a daypack with basic supplies and notify someone where they are going and when they expect to return.
Location Map
Park and Trail Map
Park Hours
In general, parks are open during daylight hours. Gates are closed and locked outside of the opening and closing times posted at most park entrances; earliest closing is 5 pm. If you require specific information regarding the opening or closing times of a park or gate, please contact the Area Office during regular hours.
Dog Information
Dogs
Dogs must be on-leash throughout the park. Check local signs for details. Please show courtesy to other park visitors by removing your dog’s droppings. People considering taking their dogs on the Hanes Valley hiking route are advised that dogs are not permitted on the Grouse Mountain Skyride. 
Accessibility
Accessiblility
The picnic area, BC Mills House and washrooms at the park entrance are wheelchair accessible. It is advisable to take an able-bodied person with you.
Park SafetyUsing the Park Safely:
Any visit to this park should be considered a trip into the wilderness with the appropriate preparation:
 

Wildlife:
Bears are a common sighting in this park. Please exercise caution and obey all signs. Visitors are reminded that they should not feed or approach wildlife. For more information about bears and safety please visit the Get Bear Smart Society.
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Park Partners
With the variety of ways to get actively involved in Regional Parks, there’s bound to be something for you! Explore the opportunities in the Park Partnership Program.
For Information, Questions, or Comments
Metro Vancouver Regional Parks West Area Office: 604-224-5739
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Trail Advisories
Trail Conditions

Jan 2, 2008 

 

Sunset is now at 4:00 PM


Seasonal Backcountry Route Closure:

All backcountry routes north of Thunderbird Ridge in the alpine area of Lynn Headwaters Park behind Grouse Mountain  and above Norvan Falls in Lynn Valley are now closed for the winter.   These routes include Crown, Little Goat and Goat Mountains, Goat Ridge, Lynn Lake, Coliseum Mountain and the Hanes Valley route.

 

Trail Conditions Update:

 

Deep snow is present on all trails in Lynn Headwaters park.    Some trails have sections of slippery, compact snow. 

 

Avalanche Danger Alert:

Avalanche danger in the alpine areas remains HIGH.    Human and natural avalanches are likely and travel in avalanche terrain is not recommended.    See the Canadian Avalanche Association link on this page for more information.

Limited Park Access
Lynn Headwaters Park is open but vehicle parking is limited due to deep snow.    Be prepared for parking delays.
Upcoming Events
No events upcoming at this park
Events Calendar

Fast Facts

Using the Park Safely:
Any visit to this park should be considered a trip into the wilderness with the appropriate preparation:
 
  • Register at the Hiker Registration Boards. This will assist Search and Rescue Teams should they be called out.
  • Prepare for all weather conditions. Turn back if weather or visibility worsens, or if you doubt your clothing suitability, fitness level or route.