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2025-2026 |
Trail Pass only | Trail Pass & Rental |
| Adult (19-59) | $14 | $31 |
| Youth (13-18) | $10 | $23 |
| Senior (60+) | $10 | $23 |
| Child (5-12) | $9 | $18 |
| Tot (0-4) | $5 | $5 |
Blackout dates/times: Dec 25, 2025-Jan 4, 2026, Feb 13 & 16,2026 and all weekends Jan 5-Mar 13, 2026 (unless able to use Mt Seymour shuttle bus or travel by own bus - no individual parking available).
Guided Tours
We offer private tours for groups of 20-60 people. Choose the date that works for you and your group, and we will do our best to accommodate it!
Shuttle bus not included, we encourage you to arrange your own bus, or if you would like to add the use of our shuttle bus, please purchase tickets here.
| Tour Name | Tour times available |
1 Guide (20 participants maximum) |
Cost per additional participant | ||
| 2 hours | 3 hours | 2 hours | 3 hours | ||
| Intro to Snowshoeing | 10am or 1pm | $549 | $699 | $30.50 | $36 |
| Nature Games* | 10am or 1pm | $549 | $699 | $30.50 | $36 |
| Twilight Tour* | 5pm | $704 | N/A | $35.20 | N/A |
| Snowshoe Showdown* | 10am or 1pm | $549 | $699 | $30.50 | $36 |
| Winter Survival Challenge* | 10am or 1pm | N/A | $699 | N/A | $36 |
| Chocolate Fondue | 5pm | N/A | $1,099 | N/A | $55 |
| Canadian Winter | 10am or 1pm | $579 | N/A | $31.50 | N/A |
*These are outdoor education programs and will include the use of snowshoes when required, but can be adapted to be a hiking program that can run year-round. No refunds provided if snowshoes are not used.
Includes snowshoe trail passes and rentals. / No discounts for season pass holders. / No discount for bringing your own snowshoes.
Blackout dates/times: Dec 25, 2025-Jan 4, 2026, Feb 13 & 16,2026 and all weekends Jan 5-Mar 13, 2026 (unless able to use Mt Seymour shuttle bus or travel by own bus - no individual parking available).
Intro to Snowshoeing – 2 or 3 hours
Participants will be guided through the picturesque mountain terrain by an experienced guide, who will enlighten guests on how the seasonal changes we experience here at Mt Seymour affect all walks of life. Also included are tips and advice on how to travel safely through winter terrain and how to plan a safe trip into the mountains while enjoying the many benefits that come with it.
Nature Games – 2 or 3 hours
Have fun playing games and learning to snowshoe while experiencing the winter ecosystem. Just as younger animals play games to practice skills they’ll need to survive in the mountain environment, we too can learn mountain life skills through play.
Twilight Tour – 2 hours
Guests have the opportunity to learn and understand more of Mt Seymour's history, such as how it has been shaped by many different people over thousands of years, including the Tsleil-Waututh and Squamish First Nations. In addition, participants will be able to learn more about the creation of the Park and view old-growth forest under the beauty of darkness.
Snowshoe Showdown – 2 or 3 hours
This interactive team building program leads groups through fun, fast–paced, team-oriented tasks and challenges. Participants will engage in friendly competition against each other while building team spirit, burning energy, and having tons of fun.
Winter Survival Challenge – 3 hours
Learn the basics of winter safety and test your ability to survive in the snow! Groups will learn about trip planning and preparedness, shelter building, and fire starting. Teams will be given survival scenario to work through using only the equipment found in the backpack provided. Have fun and gain confidence in our snowy winter forest.
Chocolate Fondue – 3 hours, ages 13+
Enjoy the enchantment of an evening snowshoe tour as you explore the magic of winter under the night sky. This guided experience will lead you through rolling forested trails to a hand-carved snow lounge where you will indulge in a delicious chocolate fondue featuring fresh-cut fruit and special dipping treats. Your guide will share fun facts and stories about chocolate and the fondue tradition while you dip your way into cocoa bliss.
*NEW* Canadian Winter - 2 hours
This program is intended for new Canadians and families. Participants will learn about the history of snowshoeing in Canada while embarking on a scenic stroll through snowy trails. Guests will come away from the experience having gained knowledge of what plants and animals exist in their new backyard and how to enjoy Canadian winters.