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Mount Seymour and Black runs
 Poster: A snowHead
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Considering spending a late morning/afternoon at Mount Seymour. We have done Grouse before so wanted to explore something different. Especially as it seems to get dumped on a lot. My question is around the black diamonds. Do they tend to be pisted, or are they (my nemesis) moguls?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I live on Mount Seymour but don't ski there a whole lot so am probably not a great source of knowledge, but I believe at least some of the black runs get bashed (Unicorn). There aren't a huge number of steep runs and the snow can be quite heavy, but trees are fun.
Cypress is quite a bit bigger.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Try Cypress as he said. I've ridden both there and Grouse several times but never bothered with Seymour. This shot below is from the top of Cypress in December 2016. It's pretty much a locals place which gets busier when it goes dark, week days at least.

None of these places are huge mogul-fests, it's mostly groomed and not challenging.



Easy to drive to from down town, although also accessible by bus (SkyTrain then Sea Bus to Lonsdale Quay and then coach from there, there is a decent coffee shop at the Quay to wait in). The main issue with the Vancouver resorts is the freezing level - you can ride there in the rain (been there, done that), but I'd not really advise that. It's entirely possible to ride Cypress or Grouse and then catch the 18:00 flight out of Vancouver for the UK.... but you will have wet gear to stow in that case which isn't too clever (been there, done that...).
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