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Free day-use pass needed to visit Mount Seymour Park

Staff report
December 6, 2024 11:39am

Beginning Thursday, Dec. 12, 2024, people must reserve a free vehicle day-use pass to visit Mount Seymour Park in winter. The free passes will be required daily until Jan. 5, 2025, and only on weekends and holidays until March 31, 2025.

The passes are not required after 4 p.m. People with a valid Mt Seymour Ski Resort pass do not require a BC Parks day-use pass. Starting at 7 a.m. two days before a planned visit, the free day-use passes can be booked online: https://reserve.bcparks.ca/dayuse/

In 2023, more than one million people visited the park. The limited number of free passes provides a more predictable and enjoyable experience by reducing congestion in busy areas. According to a press release by the Province, the passes will be checked by parks staff, who will also provide safety information to visitors. Since cellphone service may be limited, people must print or have a screenshot of their pass and QR code on their mobile device before arriving at the park.

The province encourages people to cancel the passes if they don’t intend to use them.

“The BC Parks Day-Use Pass Program aims to preserve the natural and cultural values, and deliver high-quality recreation experiences in some of the province’s most popular parks, including Mount Seymour. Day-use passes and traffic management have been used since 2020 to help improve people’s experiences in the North Shore mountains.”

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