Lynn Canyon Park

We went after 8pm when the parking was free (wasn’t an intentional choice to get free parking, just a happy accident). The visitors centre/washroom area closes at 9pm and technically you have to be out of the parking lot by 9pm so we only had an hour, but it was super cool having the suspension bridge pretty much all to ourselves! Highly recommend this one, as no admission fee was required (at least I hope there wasn’t one, cuz we didn’t pay for anything!) and it was fairly short and easy trail to get to the bridge.
Robyn Deverett - in the last week

A must stop. Go for the bridge but stay for the beautiful walk/hike through the trees until the pools. Terrain is mix of wood steps and mature root systems that come through the ground. Hiking shoes not required. Parking is typically full in the small paid area. Parking a couple minutes up near residences is possible up to 1 hour which is enough time to cross the bridge, take pictures, walk along the water and to the pools and back. Not enough time to also see the falls at a leisure pace. There are restrooms and food if needed.
Robert Schmitt - 2 weeks ago

It's a great place but not stroller-friendly, so prepare to carry your little one or get a child carrier backpack. Two parking spaces are available, or you can park in the neighbourhood nearby and walk to it if the parking is full. Turn left after the bridge will get you to a walking path with lots of tree roots and rocks, which leads to a construction site (it looked like they are building steps that go up into the mountain) next to water access (but you have to climb down some rocks to get to the water, and the water is super cold). Turn right after the bridge, and you can walk towards the Twin Falls Bridge. Most paths are deck-like, so walking is comparatively easy but much longer in the distance. Once you get to Twin Fall Bridge, you can get up the steps to return to the parking/washroom or continue (which we didn't do, but we heard people saying you can get to the bottom of the waterfall).
Cindy Cao - in the last week

Lynn Canyon Park is a fantastic free option for nature lovers and adventure seekers in North Vancouver. While it may not have the bells and whistles of paid suspension bridge parks, Lynn Canyon offers a wild, natural experience with plenty of trails to explore. The star attraction is the wobbly suspension bridge, stretching 50 meters over Lynn Creek. It's not for the faint of heart, but the views are unbeatable. If you're looking to cool off, take a dip in the refreshing 30 Foot Pool, a popular swimming hole. Lynn Canyon also boasts the unique Twin Falls Bridge, leading to a scenic viewpoint of cascading waterfalls. For a more challenging adventure, tackle the Baden Powell Trail, a 4.4-kilometer hike through the heart of the forest. Overall, Lynn Canyon Park is a great place to escape the city and immerse yourself in nature. Just remember to wear sturdy shoes and be prepared for some uneven terrain.
Deependra Tomar - in the last week

Really beautiful place. Worth visiting for a weekend hike together with friends or family. There are two more places nearby, the first is the place where you can go fishing and the second is the river where you can swim, just be aware of super cold water there😅
Andrii Kavetskyi - a week ago