Goat Mountain

Rice Lake is a relaxing walk around a cute lake in Lynn Valley. It is a family friendly hike although dogs are not welcome. There is also the more convenient parking lot at the Rice Lake trailhead at the end of Lillooet Road. There are several picnic areas and viewing areas with seats around the lake as there is quite a variety of wildlife in the area as well as some impressive Douglas Firs and Western Red Cedars. Fishing is also fairly popular at rice lake as it is stocked frequently with catchable sized rainbow trout.

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There is a large fishing dock perfectly located for fishing. Mount Fromme is the thickly forested Mountain next to Grouse Mountain. If looking from the direction of downtown Vancouver, Fromme is just to the right. It is infrequently hiked, at least partly due to the high number of amazing hikes surrounding it.

Fromme gets a bit lost in mix.

Recent years have brought an amazing array of mountain biking trails on the mountain and you are far more likely to encounter mountain bikers than hikers on the mountain. Crown Mountain , visible from downtown Vancouver, towers behind Grouse Mountain. It was appropriately named due to its crown shape over years ago by an English captain charting the area.

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This very challenging hike offers some phenomenal views from its summit, deep in the North Shore mountains. Lighthouse Park is an extraordinarily little known piece of paradise, so close to to Vancouver as to see its tall buildings, yet immersed into a dramatically beautiful coastal rainforest. A wonderful network of hiking trails winds throughout massive Douglas-fir trees and Western Red Cedars as well as golden Arbutus trees stretching toward the ocean.

There are so many great aspects of this hike. The first is the beautiful drive to get there. Marine Drive spectacularly hugs the rugged and steep coast of West Vancouver. This beautiful stretch of road is a great attraction to Lighthouse Park as it takes you along an easily overlooked, yet beautiful area of Vancouver. It's not terribly difficult, but it is very long.

More than half of that, 7k is along the very easy Headwaters Trail. The final 5k is at times challenging, but manageable by most. The route is well marked along the way with flagging tape, so the main safety concern is the distance of the trail. The well marked trail branches away from the chairlift to the left and quickly ascends into the deep and beautiful forest. Follow the clear signs to Eagle Bluffs. The route can be done in a circle route, so try to take the other route on the way back for variety.

Walk around the top and find the perfect spot to enjoy the view while you eat your lunch. After enjoying the scenery, head back towards the orange markers and make your way down the steep section and back onto the trail.

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Follow the route you took, passing the clearly marked signs heading back towards Grouse Mountain. Add Comment View All Comments. You can either choose to hike the Grouse Grind first or pay to take the Skyride to the top. To reach the Grouse Mountain parking lot, follow the directions below:.

Right after crossing the bridge, take the right-hand turn off to North Vancouver and immediately change lanes into one of the furthest left two lanes. At the first set of lights, the left two lanes turn onto Capilano Road. Turn right onto Capilano Road and head northbound until it ends up in the Grouse Mountain parking lot.

View a map of Driving directions to Goat Mountain. Goat Mountain starts from the top of Grouse Mountain. People travelling from East Vancouver or Burnaby may find it easier to take a bus to the Phibbs Exchange bus loop in North Vancouver and then take bus to Grouse Mountain. Although the bus will take you to the base of Grouse Mountain, you still must buy a ticket to take the Skyride to the top where the trail to Goat Mountain begins.

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The other option is to hike up the steep Grouse Grind. Dogs are allowed at Goat Mountain, however not recommended because dogs are not allowed at Grouse Mountain. This means hikers with dogs must take the route from Lynn Valley up through the Hanes Valley and return the same way. This is a long hike through the backcountry and maybe too strenuous for pets. Hence, Goat Mountain is not a recommended hike to take your dog on. There are washroom facilities around Grouse Mountain resort but none along the trail to Goat Mountain. You will need to have a topographic map, compass and the skills to use them.

Goat Mountain trail closely follows a ridgeline all the way to the top. Snacks or lunch, layers of extra clothing and rain gear are always advisable in the mountains. You will appreciate good binoculars and a camera. Bring a good, positive attitude and consider a knee brace or wrap.

Driving Directions to the Trail head: Take Highway east from Sandpoint to Clark Fork.



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Park, carefully, on the roadside. This full-color, shaded relief, topographic map shows maintained trails and trail head access routes on one side. The other side of the map has information designed to inspire as well as assist in trip planning. You can pick up your FREE copy at many locations throughout our communities, including those retail businesses who sell our t-shirts and other merchandise, forest service ranger district offices, chamber of congresses, or at an upcoming Friends of Scotchman Peaks event. Please see our Store Page or our Maps Page for a list of local retailers where you can find our Maps and other merchandise.