A recent trek out of the city found us at North Vancouver’s Mount Seymour for a fantastic 90-minute guided Baby & Me Snowshoe Tour with our little ones where we discovered a fantastic way to spend quality time with our tots in the beautiful outdoors.

Parents need to keep in mind that the tour is about 90 minutes in length and requires that you be able to comfortably carry your baby in a back or front facing carrier. If you don’t own a carrier, the mountain does have a limited number available for demo.
After ensuring our little ones were properly tucked in and layered up for the tour we strapped on our snowshoes, grabbed provided poles (recommended if its you’re first trip with baby) and headed out to explore the trails with one of the mountains seasoned Outdoors Education specialists.

The winter playtime fun didn’t end when our tour wrapped up though as we were invited to linger indoors for additional playtime accompanied by complimentary tea and snacks.This was the perfect way to wrap up our snowy adventures (and do a quick diaper change) before hopping back in the car, exhausted and making our way home.
Tour Schedule: From January 7th to March 31st. Every Thursday at 11:00am.
Tips Baby & Me Snowshoe Tour:
1. Book ahead and be sure to call before leaving for the tour to ensure it is indeed running (weather can be a factor). The mountain has a 24 Hour Snow Phone (604-986-2261) with the latest updates. Read the Baby & Me FAQ section located on the Mount Seymour website.
2. Be sure to dress your baby in layers to ensure they stay warm and cozy for the tour.
Of course: have an extra outfit handy just in case of an accident!
3.Bring easy to access snacks or a bottle – always good to have if your little one gets a bit fussy during the tour.
4.Give yourself lots of time to park, get organized and dressed. Tours generally start at 11am each Thursday – but the staff are incredibly accommodating and understanding!
For full rates and more details about the Baby & Me Guided Tour at Mount Seymour visit:
www.mountseymour.com
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