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Trail Name
Mount Seymour Main
Trail Short Description
Starts near the Mystery Peak chairlift and goes to the top of Mount Seymour
Detailed Description
Starts near the Mystery Peak chairlift and goes to the top of Mount Seymour. This trail is the obvious trail on the left that usually has a sign. The trail has a eroded a lot since it was built so watch your step especially going down. After about 2 km the trail gets to a newer section and the left fork is closed since BC Parks hasn’t finished the new route to bypass the ski run. When you get to the ski run you have to head up the road for about 200 m to the left fork that goes to Brockton Lookout and the peaks. You don’t have to go all the way to the third peak, the view from Brockton Lookout (about 1 hour up) is really great. From Brockton, you have to head down a bit and follow the trail on the east side of the ridge. The trail then forks left and heads steeply up a gully between First (Pump) Peak and Tim Jones Peak (second). The trail to the actual third peak is more of a scramble but not hard in the summer. Coming down from near the top of the Mystery Peak it is easier to take the road on the ski run if it is open since the lower trail is so eroded.
Closest town or city
North Vancouver
Trail Rating – Easy is <5 km and <100 m elevation, Medium is 5-15 km and <500 m elevation, Difficult is > 15 km and > 500 m
Difficult
Trail Distance (round trip in km)
8.2
Elevation gain/loss (m)
575/575
Trail status
Needs Work
Link to AllTrails, GaiaGPS or other mapping application
Access details
Drive the highway up to the Mount Seymour Resorts parking lot. Park as close as you can to the north end. There are a few trails that start near the bottom of the Mystery Peak chairlift.
Park name (if applicable)
Mount Seymour Provincial Park
Land Manager
BC Parks
Section 56/57 if RSTBC
Trail adopted by club or individual
Trail work required
Yes
Trail type or width
Type 3 – 0.75 -1m
Trail usage (users/month)
2000
Motorized?
Non-Motorized
Other users if multi-use
Date
7 March, 2022
Link to add trail condition report
Under construction…
Link to add trail comment
Under construction.
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