History and natural history reside at Lynn Headwaters
Lynn Headwaters Regional Park in North Vancouver is home to both a varied and interesting human history and a variety of wild habitat including forest, streams and rocky bluffs. The BC Mills House is a great place to start any adventure in the park. There you can get current information about trails and possible hazards, find out more about the logging camps and mines that were active in pre-park days and learn about the plants and animals that call the park home. BC Mills House is open every Sunday between May and September from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Want to find out a bit more about BC Mills House? Check out this article from Heritage Vancouver on the history of BC Mills houses.
Want to volunteer?
Maybe you enjoy finding out about the history of our community and sharing your knowledge with others. Or maybe you love and respect wild places and their wild inhabitants. Then consider spending an occasional couple of hours in a wilderness setting with like-minded and enthusiastic volunteers.
BC Mills House is looking for a few good volunteers to help spread the word during the open houses that happen every Sunday between May and September.
For more information, contact BC Mills Hosts volunteer coordinator Jennifer Swanston at (604) 224-5739 or email. |
