North Shore, North Vancouver
Mt Seymour
Vancouver's family mountain: family-owned since 1984, relaxed, and built for learning to ski or snowboard. The Goldie Meadows learning area makes your first day easy, and four lit terrain parks are there when you're ready to progress.
Vancouver's family-owned mountain, where you learn to ski or snowboard.
Mountain stats
- Vertical
- 330 m
- Skiable area
- 200 acres
- Lifts
- 5 lifts (Quad Chairlift 2; Double Chairlift 1; Covered Carpets 2, as listed by the resort)
- Runs
- 40
- Terrain mix
- Novice 40% · Intermediate 40% · Advanced/expert 20%
- Season
- 2026/27: opens December 11, 2026, closes April 4, 2027 (resort's planned dates; check before you travel)
Source: resort site · last updated October 5, 2026 · Trail map →
Season passes
Not on a multi-resort pass we track.
Nearest town guide
Vancouver & North Shore
Three local mountains a short drive from downtown Vancouver (Grouse puts itself about 15 minutes away), with night skiing, lessons for every age, snowshoe trails and tubing. Make it a mountain evening or a family day without the long drive.
Explore Vancouver & North Shore →
Trail map
We do not redraw resort maps. This is the mountain's own map, kept current by the resort.
Terrain and ability
- Beginner: excellent. Gentle pitches and short lifts keep a first day manageable.
- Intermediate: a handful of good runs and park features, best treated as a half day or evening.
- Advanced: thin. Treat Seymour as a session mountain rather than a steeps day.
Seymour has a long standing park and freestyle culture for its size, so it suits progression on features.
Getting there
- About 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver by the resort's count, up Mt Seymour Road.
- Winter tyres or chains are required on the access road in winter.
- Parking is free but fills quickly. A shuttle runs from North Vancouver in winter.
Tickets and passes
- Day, night and season products are sold by the resort.
We do not list prices. Official tickets and passes →
Access for 2026/27: resort season pass
- Not on the Epic Pass or the Ikon Pass.
- Access here is the resort's own full or limited season pass, or a day or night ticket.
Official season passes
- Full season passes are sold by the resort, alongside limited day and night options.
- Some pass types use reservations on busy days. Confirm the current rules on the official page.
Passes are sold by the resort, and we do not list prices or take a cut. Official season passes →
Rentals, lessons and family
- Rentals and lessons on the mountain, including multi week programmes for kids.
- Tobogganing and snowshoe trails give families a second reason to come up.
Conditions and webcams
Snow, lift status and webcams change hour to hour, so they stay with the resort.
Check official resort conditions →
We have not found a webcam page the resort publishes, so we do not link one.
Local shops & services
Vancouver shops in our directory, nearest for this local mountain:
- Boardroom · Boardroom West 4th, Boardroom Clearance (West 4th)
- Burton Vancouver · Burton Vancouver (West 4th)
- Comor - Go Play Outside · Comor Kitsilano, Comor North Shore
- North Shore Ski and Board
- Pacific Boarder · Pacific Boarder Kitsilano
- Sports Junkies
- Surefoot Vancouver · Surefoot Vancouver (Kitsilano)
- The Destination Slope and Surf Outfitters
- West Coast Sports · West Coast Sports West 4th
- Westside Ski Bike & Board · West Side Sports West 4th
A shop listing shows what a shop offers, not confirmed availability.
Beyond the resort day
Heli and cat operators in this area. Dates, programs and booking stay with the operator.
- Canada West Mountain School: avalanche courses and guided ski touring →
- Mountain Skills Academy & Adventures: guided ski touring and avalanche courses →
Plan a trip to Mt Seymour
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