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Dog Mountain Trail
Hiking Trail
Easy
3.0 mi
557 ft
A short and scenic hike on Mount Seymour with great views towards Vancouver.
Dog Mountain is one of the more popular days hikes to explore Mount Seymour Provincial Park. A shorter 5-kilometer hike with minimal elevation gain overall, it's a great way for everyone in the family to enjoy cliffside views reaching as far as Vancouver on a clear day. While some may consider the hike *easy*, others may consider it *moderate* due to the uneven terrain laden with rocks and roots. Short, yet steep, climbs can also be more difficult for some hikers.
A common trail to snowshoe in the winter, this hike can also be extended with a side trip to Dinky Peak, or by forming a loop with the more difficult Suicide Bluffs Trail. Due to its popularity, a hiking permit and parking pass may be required during certain time of the year, so plan accordingly.
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Dog Mountain is one of the more popular days hikes to explore Mount Seymour Provincial Park. A shorter 5-kilometer hike with minimal elevation gain overall, it's a great way for everyone in the family to enjoy cliffside views reaching as far as Vancouver on a clear day. While some may consider the hike *easy*, others may consider it *moderate* due to the uneven terrain laden with rocks and roots. Short, yet steep, climbs can also be more difficult for some hikers.
A common trail to snowshoe in the winter, this hike can also be extended with a side trip to Dinky Peak, or by forming a loop with the more difficult Suicide Bluffs Trail. Due to its popularity, a hiking permit and parking pass may be required during certain time of the year, so plan accordingly.
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[]( Written by Brendon Voelker
Route and Elevation
Segments
Name | Distance | Elev. Diff. | Avg. Grade |
---|---|---|---|
Dog Mountain | 1.55 mi | 154 ft | 1.0% |
Trailhead to First Lake | 0.57 mi | -98 ft | -0.2% |
Mt Seymour Rd Climb | 0.24 mi | 187 ft | 14.3% |