North Shore · Moderate · round trip

old lillooet trail

A moderate hike to a waterfall, with water along the way. Most people take 3.5 hours.

Moderate · 10 km round trip · climb not listed · 3.5 hours · Dogs: check local rules

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Difficulty 2 of 4
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quick facts

Distance
10 km
Elevation gain
not listed
Typical time
3.5 hours
Route
round trip
Dogs
Check local rules
Drive from downtown
~15 min
Trail ticket

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Hike Vancouver · Trail ticketNo. 109

old lillooet trail

North Shore · ~15 min from downtown

Trailhead
Lynn Canyon Park, North Vancouver
Difficulty
Moderate
Hiking time
3.5 hours
Suggested start
Before 11 am
Distance
10 km
Climb
not listed
Season
all year

Figures approximate. The suggested start helps you finish in daylight. Check District of North Vancouver before you go.

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trail facts

RegionNorth Shore
DifficultyModerate
Seasonall year
TrailheadLynn Canyon Park, North Vancouver
Parking & transitLittle or no transit; plan to drive.
Permits & passesCheck the land manager's page for current fees and passes.
DogsCheck local rules
Kid-friendlyBetter for older, fit kids or adults
HighlightsLakes & water, Waterfalls, Forest
CrowdsNot rated yet
Managed byDistrict of North Vancouver

safety notes

Steps and bridges get slippery in wet or icy weather. Parts of the route are unmarked; follow the red markers.

Numbers are approximate. Check District of North Vancouver for closures and the AdventureSmart trip plan and Ten Essentials before you go. Tell someone your plan.

questions

How long is Old Lillooet Trail?

About 10 km (round trip) with roughly not listed of elevation gain. Most people take 3.5 hours. Figures are approximate; check District of North Vancouver before you go.

Are dogs allowed on Old Lillooet Trail?

Rules vary or change here. Check the land manager before bringing a dog.

Do I need a pass or permit for Old Lillooet Trail?

Check the land manager's page for current fees and passes.

Can I get to Old Lillooet Trail by transit?

Not easily. Plan to drive or carpool.

sources

See also: Waterfall hikes · Lake hikes · Hikes for January · Hikes for February · Hikes for March · Hikes for April · Hikes for May · Hikes for June · Hikes for July · Hikes for August · Hikes for September · Hikes for October · Hikes for November · Hikes for December · North Shore hikes · Guides

Cite this page

Hike Vancouver. "Old Lillooet Trail." Updated October 24, 2026. https://hikevancouver.ca/trails/old-lillooet-trail/

route in detail

From the lot by Lynn Creek, pass under the Keith Rd and Hwy 1 bridges, walk up the west bank, cross a footbridge and continue upstream on the east side. Just past the Morten Creek sign, the unmarked Old Lillooet Trail climbs through forest on red markers, over boardwalks and roots high above the creek, to meet the Baden-Powell. Stay left on an unmarked path down to creek level, follow a boardwalk past a beach and continue upstream to the Twin Falls bridge in Lynn Canyon Park before returning.

Trailhead location from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Dogs, transit, fees and closures change; check the official page.

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