Trestle Bridge at the Mountain Path - West Vancouver

Name: Trestle Bridge at the Mountain Path - West Vancouver
Address: West Vancouver, BC, Canada, Canada

4.5/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	West Vancouver, BC, Canada
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R	Row Dela Peña on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good easy walking trail. Hard to get a parking because the site is still under construction. It’s a short easy trail, some paths are already paved and half are not done but there’s pebbles which makes it easier to walk. There’s a short bridge with lights but we didn’t wait for sun down. The view’s great though. At the bottom of the trail is a pop up. There’s trailers that sells snacks and drinks and covered eating area. They have pop up washrooms too that’s clean. There’s also bikers area that they can wash their bikes. Suggestion: make signs for bikers. I was taking photos on a small stream on the side of the trail and suddenly this rude biker yelled at me saying “you’re on bike trail” I don’t know if he realized he’s on a walking path when he saw a bunch of people walking. I’m not familiar with this trail but I saw a lot of people walking and he’s the only biker I saw on the walking trail. Btw I’ve seen lots of bikers in the pop up that didn’t go through walking trails FYI.
H	Hassan Makhlouf on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A very nice walk area at Cypress road . View is amazing where you can see ocean, Stanley park, Vancouver , UBC and the opened ocean from above. Sunset there is a must see. Parking is just there but if a lot of cars there then it will be challenging.
E	Efren Isonza on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful convenient new walking/biking path along Cypress road. The trestle bridge adds an awesome highlight here, the views of Burrard inlet and Stanley park are wonderful to look at
V	Victor Tam on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Parking at the Chippendale entrance has been expanded. Spots for maybe 30+ vehicles. Easy to walk path. Entire path is either gravel, paved or trestle bridge. It is about 30 minutes from Chippendale to the pop up village. The trestle bridge is neat but very short. I would probably rate this path 4 stars if the bridge was at least double the length. There is lighting installed and a paved path from the Chippendale parking area until about half way down. At least a few sections of the path show a view of down the mountain but majority is obscured by trees. There is a restaurant with washrooms at the pop up village area. According to the sign there are plans to extend the current mountain path a substantial amount. The current path also has some incomplete construction. I look forward to see how it turns out after everything is completed. A little underwhelming in its current state. April 2022
L	LL C on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wide open bridge with views of the inlet, mountains and Vancouver. Nice short walk in a new development community that has ongoing constructions. It lights up at night, there are some free parking, wheel chair accessible. Great short visit, be sure to drive up the mountain for another minute to see the Barrett lookout point, good for all ages.
Z	Zambeta Nikas on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Amazing view. Great location. Worth the pit stop if you are travelling up the sea to sky. Parking is limited, but we did not have to wait long. The pop up shop at the end of the trail has beer, wine, coffee, and pizza. Lots of seating and a large grassy area perfect if you have a blanket and want to enjoy the view with more personal space.
S	Seo Looker on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful location and well constructed. Nice broad paved area and bridge beautiful with incredible views. Nice escape and great walk or bike trail.
A	Amin Sameni on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Amazing add-on to our beautiful North Shore! Very well constructed bridge and paved walking path with stunning views almost all over the way. The path takes to to Cypress pop-up village that you can treat yourself with coffee, fresh-made pizza and beer. It gets a little bit steep at some points but I believe it’s still doable for almost anyone.