Vancouver · VANCOUVER HIKING TRIPS
16 tours
Weather runs the schedule in Vancouver and the good vancouver hiking trips fill up around it. Below are the 15 best, each with current pricing and what makes it different, so you can lock a date before the calendar closes.
Bike quiet trails and hike Lynn Canyon’s suspension bridge, then enjoy a farm lunch with mountain views outside Vancouver.
“Paul is an absolutely first class guide and the smaller group sizes means it can be a highly personalized experience. Going outside Vancouver made all the difference.”
A small-group rainforest hike in North Vancouver with old-growth trails, waterfalls, a suspension bridge, and a Lions Gate Bridge sight.
“Really enjoyed this intermediate level hike up and down stairs, through hills and valleys, extremely beautiful and serene surrounded by nature.”
Half-day Vancouver rainforest hike to waterfalls and a suspension bridge with a local guide, hotel pickup, small group, and a 9 km trail for $62.
“I liked that the hike was limited to just our small group. Our guide, Adrian, was extremely friendly and knowledgeable about Lynn Canyon Park, where we hiked, and about Vancouver and the surrounding areas in general. Unfortunately, we had an extremely rainy day - actual downpours in fact - but Adrian had rain gear to keep us warm and somewhat dry. He offered to take us to other sites given that the weather was not so great, so not only were we able to do the hike, but we also drove through Stanley Park and went to Granville Island Public Market for a bite to eat and to shop. He…”
7-hour Vancouver photo hike with a pro photographer guide, North Shore trails, Stanley Park viewpoints, Granville Island lunch stop, sunset and Gastown at night.
“Nash was a great guide who planned our excursion for our needs. The hike was great and the tips for taking pictures was greatly appreciated. Don’t miss out on this tour. The best of Vancouver in one day!!!”
Steep hike with a pro photographer guide, plus Shannon Falls and the Sea-to-Sky ride from Vancouver, in a small group with handy pickup.
“Had a great day with Nafees hiking up the Chief and check-in out Shannon Falls. He was very friendly, attentive and had great tips along the way, both for shooting good pictures as well as for the hike itself as it was quite a technical one. Thanks.”
Deep Cove photo hike to Quarry Rock: old-growth forest, waterfalls, ocean lookouts, and friendly coaching for all camera levels.
“so friendly explanation and he showed another attractive place voluntarily. it was amazing trip. Thank you!”
A 3-hour Vancouver walking taste trail with cookies, smash burgers, ice cream, pop-up drinks, and an AquaBus ride plus mountain and waterfront views.
“The chocolate chip cookies were great and the ice cream was spectacular. It helps to understand Vancouver by walking it with a local. Brian gave a great tour”
One-way Vancouver to Calgary Rockies coach tour with 3 nights lodging, national park pass, top sights, and optional gondola and glacier add-ons.
“Our tour guide Jeff was very knowledgeable and willingly answered any questions we had. Brian our bus driver was fantastic, slowing the bus down when he could so we could see the wildlife. We covered all places listed on the itinerary and more. All accommodation was good and easily accessible to the townships. A great way to see the Canadian Rockies.”
Bowen Island ferry, old-growth hikes, and photo coaching with a pro photographer. Borrow a DSLR and get complimentary pictures.
“It was a great tour! We learned a few really useful photography tips, had a great walk around the forest of Bowen Island, the day was gorgeous and our tour guide very knowledgeable and fun! We really enjoyed the tour. Highly recommended!”
A 7-hour guided Vancouver hike day with Stanley Park drive, the Grouse Grind, Gondola Skyride down, and Lynn Canyon Twin Falls.
“This hike is extremely strenuous! More than we knew. My Fitbit logged climbing 550 floors!!!! Please let tourist know what this hike was like. Guide Aramesh was fantastic he stayed with whoever was at end of group ( which was us after some dropped out) He was so encouraging and very informative on the drive.”
4-hour Vancouver hike and bike through Lighthouse Park and Stanley Park, with e-bike options, free park entry, and pickup.
“Great way to see a lot of Vancouver, the best guide we could have. Had a really great day, even the kids enjoyed. Stopped on a way for a nice lunch and had a picnic on the beach with jummy sanwiches, donuts and drinks.”
Foxtrail Amphibious Trail in Vancouver is a 3.5-hour self-guided scavenger hunt with smartphone clues, codes, and outdoor stops in Yaletown.
“DO NOT book with Foxtrail Canada. I rarely give negative reviews but I don’t want another family to be disappointed and out $. We attempted the Foxtrail Amphibious Trail Vancouver experience on March 16, 2024 at 1:40 p.m. At the very start, the lockbox at Martway that was to contain supplies was empty. Martway management didn’t have a solution. We left two urgent voicemails and an email with Foxtrail and waited for 90 minutes but never heard back. We went home a bunch of sad sacks. Two days later, we received an apologetic email from Patricia Monteiro with Foxtrail and were assured she had “initiated the process” for our refund.…”
7-hour Vancouver hike with Grouse Grind, gondola descent, and Lynn Canyon suspension bridge, plus Stanley Park mini-coach tour, from $130.
“Absolutely brilliant day - Aramesh our guide was fantastic from start to finish, so friendly and down to earth and told us so many interesting things about the area! He was very flexible too - some of our group took longer to reach the top of grouse grind so he allowed everyone more time at the top so that everyone got ample time to explore. Couldn’t have been better! Thanks Aramesh! X”
A self-guided app scavenger hunt in Vancouver’s Yaletown area, mixing riddles, AR, and code breaking on a 3 hour walk.
“A fun team building experience - full of brain teasers and fun! Well organized. Explored parts of downtown I never knew existed!”
Garibaldi Park Panorama Ridge hike from Vancouver or Squamish with guide Marc, poles and crampons, and summit 360-degree views.
“Marc is an excellent guide. He is knowledgeable about the trail and the mountains. He knows when we need to speed up or take it slow. He pushed us to finish through and his motivation definitely helped us complete the hike. We also had interesting conversations along the way, which helps on a tiring hike like the panorama ridge.”
