Mt Seymour
Positioned on Vancouver's North Shore mountains, Mt Seymour offers an authentic Canadian winter experience just 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver. Family-owned and operated since 1984, this mountain destination combines accessibility with a welcoming community atmosphere. The resort caters to skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels, with particularly excellent terrain for those just beginning their snow sports journey.
Live Mt Seymour Webcams
Mystery Peak
This Mount Seymour webcam is perched high above the resort on Mystery Peak and gives you the best view of the resort and city below.
Mt Seymour's lift network features four lifts strategically placed to maximize access to 40 runs spread across 200 acres of skiable terrain. The Mystery Peak Express quad chairlift serves as the main artery to the summit, while Lodge Chair and Goldie Rope Tow provide convenient access to learning areas. This efficient system ensures minimal wait times and optimal flow throughout the mountain.
Mt Seymour Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
40
Total Area
200 ac
80.9 ha
Location
At 1,265 meters above sea level, Mt Seymour Provincial Park provides stunning panoramic views of Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and the Coastal Mountains. The resort's proximity to Vancouver makes it ideal for both day trips and evening skiing, with night operations running until 10 PM during peak season. Well-maintained roads ensure reliable access, while public transit options connect the mountain to the greater Vancouver area.
Mt Seymour
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Season Info
Operating from December through April, Mt Seymour typically receives the most consistent snowfall among the North Shore mountains, with an average annual snowfall of 1,000+ centimeters. The mountain's elevation and northerly aspect help maintain excellent snow conditions throughout the winter season. Beyond winter, the summer months transform the resort into a hub for hiking and mountain biking.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
12/12/2024
Closing Day
4/5/2025
Days Open
115
Annual Snowfall
Metric
9.63m
963cm
Imperial
31.6ft
379in