Things to do in North Vancouver, Canada: The Best Outdoor Activities

June 4, 2021 Franklyn Hardiman

Discover the best top things to do in North Vancouver, Canada including Cates Park Paddling Centre, Deep Cove Kayak, BCA Tours, The Wandering Eye Charters, Rugged Adventure Tours, Natoure Adventures, Snow Limo Tours, Bluewater Adventures, Outdoor Explore Adventure Co., Fisherman's Trail.
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1. Cates Park Paddling Centre

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5.0 based on 20 reviews

Cates Park Paddling Centre

Located in the beautiful setting of Cates Park, this site offers Kayak and SUP rentals run by Deep Cove Kayak - all just 100m from the beach. Same great kayaks, stand up paddleboards, and knowledgeable staff. No experience required - basic instruction and all necessary gear included. Please note that midweek we are open by-reservation.

2. Deep Cove Kayak

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5.0 based on 279 reviews

Deep Cove Kayak

Deep Cove Kayak Centre is Vancouver’s premier paddling location. With one of the largest fleets in Canada, we offer rentals of high quality single and double ocean kayaks, stand up paddleboards (SUP), and surf skis that will suit a wide range of paddling styles and experience levels. Our highly acclaimed kayak school offers a wide range of lessons and tours. We are also happy to arrange private group bookings for your family outing, office event or school group. With an emphasis on safety, our rentals, lessons and tours provide you with all the gear that you will need for a great day on the water.

3. BCA Tours

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5.0 based on 41 reviews

BCA Tours

From the West Coast Trail to the Rocky Mountains BCA Tours is your #1 choice for guided hiking tours throughout the province of British Columbia, Canada.

4. The Wandering Eye Charters

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5.0 based on 5 reviews

The Wandering Eye Charters

I have been sailing the Vancouver waterways for over 35 years, have raced competitively for 20 of those, have extensive sailing and local knowledge, 9 years experience volunteering as a Coxswain with the Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue. We offer stunning water views of downtown Vancouver and Stanley Park. Sit back and enjoy a complimentary drink and light snack.

5. Rugged Adventure Tours

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5.0 based on 11 reviews

Rugged Adventure Tours

Rugged Adventure Tours share Vancouver’s wild side with hikes to local treasures and well-kept secrets. Our short half day and full day hikes deliver guests to stunning canyons & waterfalls, temperate rainforests, hidden lakes & mountain peaks. We’re talking a true west coast experience, in a fun and comfortable, small group setting, with wild picnics of maple salmon/fondue in stunning locations.

6. Natoure Adventures

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5.0 based on 4 reviews

Natoure Adventures

Natoure adventures reconnects you with Nature through offering year-round hiking tours where you will experience the sounds of the forest, scent of the trees, fresh and clean air, while recharging your energies and exploring the beauties of the North Shore Vancouver.

7. Snow Limo Tours

6400 Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver, British Columbia V7R 4K9 Canada +1 778-875-0596 [email protected]
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5.0 based on 8 reviews

Snow Limo Tours

The BEST and ONLY WAY for non-skiers or snowboarders to glide along snow-covered mountain trails, to enjoy breathtaking vistas, to actually join your group, friends or family on the mountain, on the slopes! Your personal Snow Limo Tours Chauffeur will take you for a comfortable snowy mountain trail excursion and show you all the sights that you have not been able to see up to now! Come and enjoy!

8. Bluewater Adventures

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5.0 based on 10 reviews

Bluewater Adventures

Bluewater Adventures offers “once in a lifetime” wildlife and coastal First Nations cultural experiences. Our multi-day, live aboard trips explore the remote wilderness of coastal British Columbia and Southeast Alaska. Our slow travel style immerses us in our surroundings as we keep an eye out for whales and other marine mammals, sea birds and bears, old-growth forests and ancient native villages. Experienced biologists, renowned resource people and our skilled crew engage guests on these inspirational learning journeys. With the west coast as our specialty, we focus on wildlife behaviour, ecology, conservation and sustainability, and local history. A small group size of 12 guests ensures quality, informality, and a hands-on experience for all aboard. Since 1974, Bluewater Adventures’ reputation and expertise has brought respected groups and people from around the world.

9. Outdoor Explore Adventure Co.

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5.0 based on 23 reviews

Outdoor Explore Adventure Co.

We provide the best wilderness adventures and hiking tours around Vancouver, Squamish and Whistler. Professional and experienced guides will show you some of the most incredible wilderness settings while providing a fun and educational guided experience. We provide the best food and equipment from local companies to make your trip enjoyable and safe. Fun for the whole family

10. Fisherman's Trail

North Vancouver, British Columbia V7H 2K6 Canada
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5.0 based on 2 reviews

Fisherman's Trail

Reviewed By keithdX7715FN - North Vancouver, Canada

The Trail is very old dirt road. You can access the Trail from the top of Riverside Drive or from the Demonstration Forest. A couple of km. north of the top of Riverside Drive is a new suspension bridge which allows you to get to the west side of the Seymour and if you want to climb the old logging road, you will end up in the Demonstration Forest parking lot. If you stick to Fisherman's Trail it is an in/out hike but if you know the trails you can turn your adventure into different loops. You can follow it for about 8km at which time the trail either climbs up to the pavement in the demonstration forest or you can cross the Seymour again, this time to access the west side and continue up to the Seymour Dam. It is worth checking out a map so you have a good idea of distances and time.

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