Mt Seymour - Community Reviews & Ratings

Best spot in Van for spring laps! They always set up really fun park features, the views of the area are a cool mix of urban and natural and it's a quick commute up from the city. You can also spot lots of wildlife up here!

Great small local Vancouver hill. I grew up on this hill. Limited terrain, but a good variety. Great little parks. Some good off-piste spots. Ask a local!

I went twice at Mt Seymour to enjoy their Night Lift Passes. I could Snowboard for over 4hours and the whoole experience was awesome. The first time it was snowing, so there was lots of powder areas to have fun. Second time it wasn't snowing for over a week, an as they don't have any snowmakers at the resort, a few parts of the tracks were very icy and a little dangerous. Overall, it's a great place to practice and have fun without spending too much money

Mt Seymour is the most family friendly mountain near Vancouver. The management really cares for the employees and customers and makes for a great atmosphere. The lines are never crazy and the runs are super fun. I could spend hours here

Great hill to ski with my friends who are beginners. There was something for everyone and views are stunning

Love Seymour so much we decided to get seasons passes., only issue is that we had to wait almost an hour to get up the mountain and park with traffic which cut into our 4 hour window

Local snowboarder been buying season passes at Seymour for years now, smaller mountain but has everything you need to do what ever you want

All the runs are groomed according to their staff so I guess theres no off piste terrain, Im not sure. Indeed the runs I have encountered are all groomed and short. The chairs are slow. Good for a beginner.

Amazing family run resort! As they don't have or rely on snow making machines, the snow is softer and better condition than other nearby resorts. They offer a lot of value for money as well, and really care about the people that work and visit there.

Was here for my time as a beginner, great resort to learn on. Bunny hill is a magic carpet which helps a lot for riding. Once past beginner the slopes will seem easy and may probably want to move on to larger resorts. Bonus is carpark proximity to lifts and lodges is the best out of the three Vancouver resorts