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There are plenty of trail walks and hikes open that are perfect for beginners. Check out our list of some of the top spots to explore in Metro Vancouver.
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Top 10 Beginner Hikes in Metro Vancouver
Teapot Hill
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The trail is situated next to Cultus Lake and gives hikers a brief uphill trek with a view of the lake. Teapots are hidden all over this charming trail to add a little whimsy to your adventure!
- Time: 2 hours
- Distance: 5km
- Elevation Gain: 250 meters
Deer Lake
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For a nice and flat trail walking experience, check out this gorgeous lake in Burnaby.
- Time: 1 hour
- Distance: 5km
- Elevation Gain: minimal
Whytecliff Park
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Located along the Howe Sound shoreline in West Vancouver, this park is a great place to climb some rocks, explore the trails and get a killer view.
- Time: 1.5 hours
- Distance: 2km
- Elevation Gain: 75 meters
Alice Lake
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Get out of the city and enjoy Alice Lake, just north of Squamish. A popular spot for camping, this lake offers plenty of hiking trails with stunning scenery every step of the way.
- Time: 2 hours
- Distance: 6km
- Elevation Gain: 200 meters
Quarry Rock
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Located on the North Shore in Deep Cove, this hike offers breathtaking views of the cove and downtown Vancouver.
- Time: 1.5 hours
- Distance: 3.8km
- Elevation Gain: 100 meters
Lynn Loop
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A short trail on the North Shore that leads you through the forest and then along Lynn Creek.
- Time: 1.5 hours
- Distance: 5.1km
- Elevation Gain: minimal
Burnaby Mountain
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Situated east of downtown Vancouver, Burnaby Mountain offers several trails differing in duration but all provide gorgeous views.
- Time: 3 hours
- Distance: 7.5km
- Elevation Gain: 300 meters
Lighthouse Park
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Located along the shores of West Vancouver, this park is a beautiful spot to take in your surroundings and go for a nice trail walk.
- Time: 2 hours
- Distance: 6km
- Elevation Gain: minimal
Buntzen Lake
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Find this gem just north of Port Moody and enjoy the forests, beach areas and a hiking trail that does a full loop around the lake.
- Time: 3.5 hours
- Distance: 8km
- Elevation Gain: 110 meters
Cypress Falls
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A brief walk leads you through a beautiful forest along Cypress Creek up past two stunning waterfalls.
- Time: 1.5 hours
- Distance: 3km
- Elevation Gain: 130 meters
Looking for even more hikes? Check out our Travel & Outdoors section for all things outdoorsy.
