Lynn Canyon National Park

Lynn Canyon Park officially opened to the public in 1912. And even a century later, it remains a popular destination for Canadians and numerous tourists. The park is perfect for family picnics, leisurely hikes, as well as relaxing with swimming in one of the wonderful pools.

Today, Lynn Canyon covers an area of 617 hectares and contains a magnificent forest, where most trees are about 80-100 years old. There is a suspension bridge that sways over the gorge at an altitude of 50 meters. It was built the year the park opened. Lynn Canyon also offers a wide range of walks and hiking trails that connect with other parks in the region - such as Lynn Headwaters, Rice Lake and Inter River Park.

There is also an ecological center on the territory of the park, where you can see stands with historical information about the park, various exhibits and a popular puppet show.