Lynn Loop Trail

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The Lynn Loop trail combines the first couple kilometres of both the Cedars Mill trail and Headwaters trail. If you start on the Headwaters Trail side (turn right) you will experience a moderately steep climb with several short switchbacks. Parts of the trail are gravel, elevated boardwalks and loose creek debris.

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Skill:	1 out of 4
Coordinates:	49.361572 -123.028067
Rating	5 out of 5 (4 votes)
Distance:	4 km
Elevation:	275
Trail Type:	Loop
Trailhead:	Across Lynn Creek at Lynn Headwaters Regional Park

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thoughtcancer
Thursday Aug 19th, 2010 at 7:33 PM

I just did this trail today. What a gorgeous trail. Not very strenuous or difficult at all; in fact, it was quite relaxing. It's very well maintained, is fairly well traveled (so you're never far from other humans), and can be done as slowly or as quickly as you feel comfortable. Today, there were a lot of trail runners, couple hikings, and some very happy dogs. Will definitely hit it again!

girlgeek
Monday Aug 22nd, 2011 at 10:23 PM

If you start out by going to the right at the trailhead, you avoid having to climb the switchbacks .

ruffnick
Monday Oct 17th, 2011 at 6:49 PM

Can't agree with you more, ThoughtCancer, great trail, very well maintained and enjoyed by groups of hikers all along the way, Well worth the hike and chances are you will meet lots of other smiling trail-walkers, human and dog alike. Nice grade and great views

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