The rainforest is beautiful and very much worth a visit. The ecosystem here is quite unique. This is to me the highlight, rather than the bridge, waterfall, or pool. My biggest issue is that it gets extremely crowded which does detract from the experience. Don’t go expecting a fully natural experience.

Lynn Canyon is a great forest experience which feels rugged, wild and natural. There is a visitors centre, cafe and toilets plus an ecology centre close to the parking. Parking is chargeable but entrance is free. The trails are well marked with boardwalks for the majority of the routes and these zig zag up and down through the gorge following the river. We did the suspension bridge to the twin falls loop which is under an hour but you feel like you could be in the depths of the wilderness. Lynn Canyon felt well managed but natural. Tips to get the best, wear sensible shoes, check the weather and dress appropriately, and ideally go when it is dry so you can savour the forest rather than hurry through it. Be prepared to ascend and descend steps and stairs throughout. Would we revisit? without hesitation (in fine weather) as we do not need to spend large sums to get the nature buzz that Lynn Canyon offers.

Beautiful and highlight of trip to Vancouver. The park is well kept, well signposted and trails are clear. There are beautiful pools that you can bathe in and wish we had known about this before! Buses are easy to get from Seafront Station and take you 0.7 miles of park entrance or you can taxi/uber. We had a wonderful 4 hours including swimming and picnic. I would really recommend.

Got the bus from downtown Vancouver with my daughter. Bus services efficient and well priced. We walked across the suspension bridge which had amazing views in both directions. A short walk to the ‘30 m’ pool. Absolutely stunning. Crystal clear water. My daughter loved swimming here. We had a good walk around the site. Pathways and platforms are well signed and safely constructed. Final walk across Twin Falls bridge and watched someone throw themselves off into the pool below - they were fine. A lovely large mocha and chocolate and banana muffin for me (My daughter had a chocolate and pecan pie which she loved)in the cafe before catching a bus back to Vancouver. This is a ‘free’ attraction and I thoroughly recommend to all.

Used our transport day pass to get the metro, waterbus and bus to the canyon. Long walk from the bus stop. Scary suspension bridge, but lovely walks through the woods. Many people in the pools in the river. As a free visit, it was certainly worth it. The cafe was another example of places in Canada which do not take cash. Why should foreign visitors have to pay exchange rates and credit card fees on top of the cost of the items?