Trail list · VANCOUVER HIKING TOURS
The 4 best hiking tours in Vancouver you can book, with what each costs, how long you are on your feet and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason; start with it.
Spend 6.5 hours with Into the Wild Tours hiking Lynn Canyon and cycling the flat Trans Canada Trail near Pitt Meadows. Guides Paul and Arman lead small groups through rainforest, berry fields, and mountain views, with bikes, helmets, transport, lunch, and downtown pickup included.
“Great day visiting Lynn Canyon and cycle in Pitts meadows. Very enjoyable. Armand as a tour guide was great.”
Join Adrian of Breakaway Adventures for a small-group hike from Vancouver to Lynn Canyon. Expect waterfalls, creek-side trails, old-growth forest, suspension bridges, natural pools, and plenty of stairs. Hotel pickup may be available, with a maximum of six people and about three and a half hours outdoors.
“Adrian our guide was extremely informative and offered an amazing experience! I would recommend him to friends.”
Join a small group with photographer-guide Nafees Shams, or another guide from the Nature PhotoHikes team, for a full day of Vancouver-area scenery. You’ll ride the Sea to Sky Gondola, visit Shannon Falls, hike toward alpine lakes, and learn practical camera or smartphone techniques. Pickup from downtown Vancouver, East Vancouver, or Burnaby is available.
“Our tour guide Nafees was so wonderful! Not only did he give us a fantastic day of exploring BC, but he also gave us wonderful recommendations for the rest of the trip! Highly recommend!”
Join Adrian of Breakaway Adventures for a four-hour, small-group hike through Lynn Canyon Park near Vancouver. Walk about 9 kilometers past old-growth forest, waterfalls, clear pools, and a suspension bridge, with hotel pickup, water, and local stories included. Expect stairs and moderate elevation gain.
“I liked that the hike was limited to just our small group. Our guide, Adrian, was extremely friendly and knowledgeable about Lynn Canyon Park, where we hiked, and about Vancouver and the surrounding areas in general. Unfortunately, we had an extremely rainy day - actual downpours in fact - but Adrian had rain gear to keep us warm and somewhat dry. He offered to take us to other sites given that the weather was not so great, so not only were we able to do the hike, but we also drove through Stanley Park and went to Granville Island Public Market for a bite to eat and to shop. He…”
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