Mt Seymour is Vancouver’s only family owned and operated ski area delivering a relaxed West Coast feel only 30 minutes drive from downtown Vancouver. Mt Seymour is an extended family of passionate skiers and snowboarders who want to share their excitement for winter recreation with families and individuals across the Lower Mainland. Famous as a place to learn and a place to shred terrain parks, Mt Seymour continues to create new skiers and snowboarders who share lifelong winter memories. Since 1984, the Wood family has owned and operated Mt Seymour and pride themselves on staying true to the mountain’s roots by creating a welcoming, inclusive, family atmosphere for everyone and working with community partners such as The Bloom Group, Vancouver Adaptive Snow Sports, The First Nations Snowboard Team, Take a Hike Foundation, and Youth Unlimited. Last season, Mt Seymour’s ‘Shred for the Cause’ Monday evening fundraiser, collected $30k for The Bloom Group who provide progressive social services in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, including low-barrier shelters for women and children. Discover winter above the city at www.mtseymour.ca
(Also see our detailed Weather Map around Mount Seymour, which will give you visual overview of current and future snow conditions)
Visitor Reviews of Mount Seymour
Scott from Canada writes:
Best bang for buck skiing or snowboarding in Vancouver. Seymour is all natural snow. Seymour gets the most powder out of the small mountains. They recently upgraded their main chair lift to a quad fast chair. Making line-ups better. Seymour has the best terrain parks to learn on out of the small mountains off Vancouver.
Main disadvantage is that the resort is a provincial park that is run by a family during the winter. This creates a situation where the family does limited investment in the growth of the winter capabilities.. And the province washes it's hands from any significant investment in infrastructure and recreation for it's citizens. Leaving the mountain in a management limbo... It could be so much better.
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