Mt Seymour Resort

Mt Seymour is the smallest of the three resorts situated above Canada’s third largest city Vancouver. Being the smallest doesn’t stop Mt Seymour from shining through as this city resort has been giving locals and tourists powder days, night riding and great riding since 1984.

This resort is small in Canadian terms when compared to other British Columbia resorts but is large enough to keep locals of Vancouver satisfied with greatly groomed runs spread-out over two mountains. What sets Mt Seymour apart is the beginner zones and the 40 hectares of night riding where the runs are brightly lit for smooth turns. 

Being a ski resort 30 minutes from the centre of Vancouver there is no need to offer overnight accommodation as all the amenities of any traveller can be found in the central business district or suburbs of Vancouver.

Mt Seymour Webcams & Live Snow Cams

Stay up to date with the snow conditions from every corner of Mt Seymour ski resort. We have collected all the best views from the Mt Seymour web cam so you can see what the conditions are like from all around the resort. 

If you want to check out the snow depth from the latest storm, see if the sun is going to be shining or check out the weather before your next visit - check out the Mt Seymour web cam below.

Mt Seymour Lift System

Mt Seymour has a small set of lifts but keep in mind this resort is tiny when compared to the other major resorts in the state. The dedicated beginner zone has a magic carpet which comes straight out of the village area.

A number of blue and green runs make their way straight out of the village and the Lodge chairlift takes riders back up to the main area.

To the north of the village is the Mystery Peak Express which takes all types of riders up to a range of long blue and green runs and a bunch of gladed zones for advanced riders. Some of the most challenging terrain can be found up the Brockton Chair which takes riders to the very summit of the ski resort.

Mt Seymour Resort Stats

Mt Seymour Snow

Mt Seymour gets over 10m (32ft) of fresh snowfall each season and the mountain grooming team know exactly what do with it. Being located directly on the harbour and low elevation means the fresh snow is thicker and stickier than the BC resorts found on the powder highway, however, remember this is a local city ski resort and when you just want to ride snow its right on your doorstep.

Powder days can be found at Mt Seymour a number of times throughout the season and we know that everyone will be calling in sick for those days and getting straight to the top of the resort and hunting powder in the gladed zones.

Where is Mt Seymour

Mt Seymour resort can be found just 30 minutes up a windy mountain road behind North Vancouver and offers sweeping views over the harbour and the whole city below. All visitors to the resort need to drive or take transport up each day as this resort does not offer overnight accommodation. Those looking to fly into the region should look to fly into Vancouver International airport where they can take a shuttle or train to downtown Vancouver and beyond to their accommodation.

By Car

From Downtown Vancouver, cross the Second Narrows Bridge and take Exit 22B. Stay right and follow the signs for Mt Seymour Parkway. At Parkgate Village, turn left and continue up Mt Seymour Road for 13km. Please read our Road & Parking Info before heading up the mountain. 

Shuttle Bus

Mt Seymour operates a regular shuttle bus service during the winter months from Parkgate Community Centre and from opposite the Rupert Skytrain Station in East Vancouver. Mt Seymour Unlimited & Value Season Pass Holders can use the shuttle service for free.

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