Mt Seymour Resort

I always love my time up on Seymour.The 4 hour time slots are effective, but the website can sometimes have an issue. However, guest services will fix any problems quickly.It's always a great time with stunning views from Mystery Peak.Parking can be a bit chaotic during the holidays, or on the weekends when more people are there, but its a reasonably small resort, and walkable from overflow.

Beautiful but not very big. It’s the most affordable in the area and it’s great for beginner or intermediate skiers.

I recently visited Mt Seymour Resort for a day of skiing, and while the slopes were shorter and the snow conditions weren't the best, I still had a great time. One of the advantages of this resort is that there were fewer people, so there was no need to wait in long lift lines.The staff at Mt Seymour Resort were incredibly friendly and laid-back, which added to the overall enjoyable atmosphere. They even played music and danced while helping visitors, which was a unique and fun touch.Overall, while Mt Seymour Resort may not have the longest ski runs, the relaxed and friendly atmosphere made for a great experience. I would recommend this resort for those looking for a more low-key and laid-back skiing experience.

A great local hill for beginner or intermediate skiers. The lines can get quite long and move quite slowly. It is the most affordable of the three North Shore mountains and their website for buying day passes has improved from last season. Try and avoid the busiest times if you want to get a lot of laps in (weekend mid-day).

i worked here for two months before we closed for the season. it is an awesome community of staff and customers and was an amazing experience. it is one of the only family owned ski mountains in the lower mainland and is 100% worth the experience.whether you want to apply to work here, or are looking for a place to shred, i’d recommend this mountain to anyone! see y’all again next season!

I've been bringing my family to Mt Seymour for three seasons now. Love it! Staff are chill and there's lots of fun terrain around the hill. The time slot system means you never wait for parking if you have a pass, and there's a regular shuttle up if you don't drive. If you are driving, make sure you have winter tires.Not huge vertical so laps are a bit short, but they added chairs to the main lift and lines aren't too bad most of the time. The hill gets clogged with lessons between about 10:30 and 1:30 on weekends, but the Brockton chair gets you above the crowds if you don’t mind shorter laps and some more challenging terrain. Orbit up there until the crowds die off and then ski the lower and mid mountain. They are replacing the slow old Lodge chair with a new quad for next season that will more than double capacity in the lower area, which will ease crowding significantly.Great value and a great place for families. Less corporate than Grouse or Cypress. The only issue with the place is the cafeteria prices; burger, fries and drink will set you back $25 or so. Yikes! Bring your own food if you value your bank account.

My girlfriend and I both got early bird seasons passes for the mountain this year and it was definitely worth it! One of our favourite mountains with great views of Vancouver and the Lower Mainland! They offer over 40+ runs with varying difficulties, a couple terrain parks, lots of fun tree trails to explore and have three operating chair lifts plus a magic carpet. We ski mostly during the weekdays so the chair wait times have never been long but I can't speak for the weekend. Definitely recommend skiing here especially if you live in the Vancouver area, we'll be back next year!

My favorite ski resort and amazing snowboarding experience for my third years. This mountain has the best snow condition of all the mountain in Vancouver. Terrain, trails, park were splendid. Amazing city view on top of the mountain. As a photographer, this mountain has many great scenes for photography.

Did 2023 first snowboard run in Seymour this year. such a beautiful day, blue sky clear view, not too crowded and blessed to enjoy the amazing sunset view!It would be nice if there's another coffee shop or their cafe, allowing guests to just sit indoor and enjoy the view with hot cocoa!Data reception up there is really bad tho, and def should consider upgrading washrooms

The layout of this mountain is probably the best of the three on the North Shore.Parking attendants are very helpful and direct you to the lot that you actually need to be in, particularly if you are going toboganning/tubing or doing kids ski lessons.Ski lesson instructors are outstanding with the kids and the set up is excellent in setting up kids to graduate through different levels of skiing.All in all, this is an excellent venue with excellent staff!