Norvan Falls Hiking Trail, Lynn Valley, North Vancouver, BC

Rich Allen from Salt Lake City, Utah writes:

Nice trail run. Some mud splashing and rock hopping, but overall a great trail to run. Can run it in about 90 minutes round trip.

Posted: April 27, 2010 09:46:52 PM PST

tag2010 from Vancouver writes:

Norvan Falls is a great hike year round. It is well maintained and was in great shape on my last hike - Jan 2010. The lower part (Lynn Loop Trail) is an easy hike and you can always just do that if the weather is not agreeable or if you're running out of daylight. The upper section is a little more challenging but the view of the falls at the top is well worth it. Give yourself 3 hours if you're really chugging along otherwise 5 hours if you're on a more leisurely pace. You'll meet lots of friendly people and dogs on this hike and you'll come home with a great experience.

Posted: February 3, 2010 05:41:28 PM PST

Erin from Vancouver writes:

Walked to the falls on Sunday June 9. No snow! Though lots of the higher trails seemed to be closed still. We started out at Lynn Canyon Park (the bus driver was certain that was where we wanted to be) but it was a nice walk from Lynn Canyon to Lynn Headwaters, so no problem.

Posted: June 10, 2009 09:54:52 AM PST

grace from Vancouver writes:

Went there today, May 2, 2009. It took 5 hours. And this is with heaps of snow on 90% of the trail, which was a lot of work and treacherous at times. The last bit of trail before the falls was dry. Falls were big and beautiful. But if you want to avoid the snow (which I'd recommend) I'd wait till it melts - maybe in July!

Posted: May 2, 2009 05:14:19 PM PST