On The Brink – Carnivore Conservation
January 28, 2020
Saturday, February 1, 1 pm to 2:30 pm Registration required at EventBrite Cost: $9 Presenter:
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Visit Lynn Canyon Park virtually with the photographs on this website. Come and visit in person in the coming months when it is safe.
Quarry Rock and Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge are both closed until further notice, as visitors were not following the orders of the provincial health officer to maintain a physical distance of 2m, despite on-site signage and staff enforcing physical distancing at trail entrances. Closures will be enforced effective Sunday, March 22 at 7am.
Visit DNV.ORG for updates on closures.
Lynn Canyon Park officially opened to the public in 1912 and has been a popular destination among tourists and local residents of Lynn Valley ever since. The main attraction, the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge towers 50 meters (160ft) over the canyon and is part of the Baden Powell Trail. In addition to the bridge, the park features several hiking trails to enjoy and some amenities including the Lynn Canyon Cafe and Ecology Centre.
February 19, 2020 onward
The upper parking lot on the west side of Lynn Creek is closed. The lower parking lot and the service road are open. The stairs to Twin Falls Bridge on the west side of Lynn Creek are closed.
Saturday, February 1, 1 pm to 2:30 pm Registration required at EventBrite Cost: $9 Presenter:
Danielle Deganais at the Ecology CentreSaturday, November 2, at 1pm. Cost: $9 Register at EventBright
Jacqui Sunderland Groves at the Ecology CentreSaturday, October 26, at 1pm. Cost: $9 Register on
Fernando Lessa at the Ecology CentreSaturday, October 5, at 1pm. Cost: $9
Lynn Canyon Park has been featured in Lonely Planet, Fodor’s, Yelp, Trip Advisor and numerous other travel blogs and guides. Read what others have to say about Lynn Canyon Park on some popular review sites.
