Field cards · 8 trail networks · checked 16 Oct 2026
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Cypress and Black Mountain suit mountain bikers after West Vancouver's first sanctioned trails and hikers heading up to the Black Mountain plateau.
The District built the East Cypress Climb for the ride up.
Painted after a photo by Sébastien Launay, CC BY 2.0.
Cypress and Black Mountain suit mountain bikers after West Vancouver's first sanctioned trails and hikers heading up to the Black Mountain plateau. Bikes stop at the provincial park boundary, because BC Parks keeps them to park roads inside Cypress Provincial Park.
Uplift none
The District built the East Cypress Climb for the ride up.
The Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve suits families and riders on Class 1 e-bikes, with Metro Vancouver's 10 km paved Seymour Valley Trailway and over 55 km of cycling trails in a water-supply forest.
Managed by Metro Vancouver · Uplift none
Mount Fromme suits intermediate and stronger mountain bikers who want the District of North Vancouver's rated network of roots and wooden features above Upper Lynn Valley, with a District lot at the trailhead and a bus nearby.
Uplift shuttle
The trailhead lot closes at 6 pm from October to February.
Mount Seymour's lower mountain suits confident riders who want BC Parks' designated mountain bike trails above the Old Buck lot, with one multi-use climb and a bus at the bottom of the road.
Uplift none
Pemberton suits riders who want a multi-use valley network shared by mountain bikers, dirt bikers, horse riders and hikers, all looked after by the Pemberton Valley Trails Association on Líl̓wat land.
Squamish suits riders of every level who want SORCA's mix of hand-built and machine-made trails, from family-friendly Brackendale to Diamond Head, where a shuttle runs from spring to fall.
Uplift shuttle
Leash your dog on District land outside the off-leash areas.
Whistler's alpine trails on Mount Sproatt suit fit riders and hikers who want a long climb to open alpine terrain and a moderate descent home, from June to October only. The RMOW closes the network from November to May, and e-bikes and dogs stay below the Flank Trail all year.
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The alpine network closes from November to May.
Whistler's valley trails suit riders of every level, from Easy doubletrack at Lost Lake to Comfortably Numb, which the RMOW rates Difficult.
Uplift none
Lost Lake goes to Nordic skiers from mid-December.
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