Centennial Seawalk

Route Description for Centennial Seawalk

The Centennial Seawalk is a moderately trafficked trail in West Vancouver that follows closely alongside the shoreline and offers beautiful views out over the waters of the Burrard Inlet. Popular for sunrise/sunset walks, it’s best to arrive early to this trail to secure parking and beat the crowds.

Setting out from Ambleside Park, walk along Argyle Avenue for 300 m until you get to the trails at Millenium Park. Follow the trail into the park on your left, as it makes its way closer to the water. Continue straight along the trail as it hugs the coastline and offers beautiful views out across the water that are made even better with the backdrop of a picturesque sunset.

Continue to make your way along the coastal path, making sure to look back to see the iconic Lions Gate Bridge behind you. After crossing McDonald Creek, the Centennial Seawalk will meander along the water’s edge for 1.5 km, ending up at Dundarave Park with its popular beach. After exploring the area, turn back and continue along the same trail, this time with the imposing view of the Lions Gate Bridge before you. Looking to your right, you will see Stanley Park across the water and before you know it, you will be back at the trailhead of the Centennial Seawalk.