This is a wonderful paradise, accessible through public transport from town (bus #227 drops you outside). I spent a couple of hours here enjoying the trees and the rushing water. Best if you can get a map and/or talk to a ranger about which trails to take. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that for many of the hikes, there are a lot of stairs up and down (96 steps for one ascent), which may not be for everyone. Otherwise, the trails are well marked and extremely well maintained. A lovely paradise not far from the city.

We had a great time at the Lynn Canyon Park. We were there between 9am and 11am and it wasn't too busy on the bridge and trails. I thought that the parking was really reasonably priced too. We would recommend visiting unless you are worried about dogs... a lot of people don't have their dogs leashed despite this being a requirement.

Wonderful hiking spot!!!!! The forest felt magical - the waterfalls are gorgeous - just an amazing place. We walked from the suspension bridge to Twin Falls - the stairs going back up were a bit of a challenge but slow and steady. Wished we had more time to explore the other trails.

We went on a great walk to Rice Lake that included crossing a suspension bridge. The forest is full of moss, beautiful trees and crystal clear water. The paths are well maintained. Lots of stairs but well worth the effort! Cafe was lovely and warm. Was great to sit by the fire and have a warm drink and pastry.

This was a very beautiful, well structured walk. Good car park and facilities and the boardwalks were well looked after. Steep climbs are a challenge, but lots of opportunities to stop and take pictures.

Wonderful park. Busy but we did find parking easily. We liked the hike, the waterfall, the park and yes, the suspension bridge which is very sturdy if not an adventure. Well-kept park, wilderness but easy to find our ways along the trails. good maps. a beauty! and free

Our friend in the know said we should arrive early, which we did. The parking lots were still quite full, and we were lucky to get the last spot. When we left a few hours later, there were people standing next to our car stalking our spot. It was THAT crowded on Canada Day weekend. We loved the hiking, the bridge, and Rice Lake. It was quite crowded, but we didn't mind. There is plenty of room for everyone. The natural beauty of the area is incredible and a great way to enjoy Vancouver. Our group enjoyed an ice cream treat at the snack bar on our way out and a quick visit into the nature center to buy a postcard.

We enjoyed this much more than Capinlano Suspension Bridge. The bridge is very sturdy and less fearful for me. The trails around the area are well cared for. There are many stairs on trail so beware. The scenery and colors of the water are worth the effort of hiking. We also enjoyed the restaurant and bathroom facilities.

This is a beautiful forest for hiking. The suspension bridge can be quite busy, so do try out the multiple trails further from the bridge. Some trails have quite a few stairs and that can be quite strenuous if you are not used to hiking but it is overall quite a simple trail. The waterfalls views are gorgeous and there are quite a few waterfalls here

This was a beautiful park. It was the perfect place for hiking and taking in the views. The glacier-fed lagoon was gorgeous—albeit crowded, but stepping 100 yards away into the forest was so quiet, you could hear a pin drop! This was our favorite place in Vancouver.