Vancouver was hit this year with more snow than usual in the city centre and each time the flakes came down Tikka eagerly awaited going outside to have a good ‘ol romp in the white stuff. Unfortunately being right in the city core, it didn’t build up too much and would turn to slush and then ice faster than she would get her fill.

Dog Friendly winter trails at Mt. Seymour, Vancouver.
It was time to get her up onto one of the local mountains for a proper run in the snow, so we headed up to Mount Seymour on the North Shore for some fun. This area is becoming popular for snowshoers and there is a great little trail system that is dog friendly and very well marked. The paths were well packed down so we skipped the snowshoes this time (but very interested in trying it out soon. Hint.hint…an upcoming post). There were a lot of dogs that had also convinced their owners to take them up the mountain as well, and we were surrounded by pure furry happiness.

On Squirrel Patrol
This mini trip was a bit spur of the moment and we intend to get up there again and spend some more time exploring, take a lunch for the trail and try out those snowshoes. Any tips on snowshoeing with your dog?
Looks like lots of fun. No tips for snowshoeing. We are in the Chicago area and haven’t had much snow this year – strange for us. Lovely shots.
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It was a good day – hoping the rain we are having right now turns back to snow on the mountains so that we can get out there again…
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Snowshoeing with a dog is the best! This post makes me homesick for Canada 😥 Rubbing a little coconut oil keeps snow from sticking to paws and legs!
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Great tip! We are expecting some more snow so hope to try out those snowshoes soon.
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