Explore the vibrant communities that make up the North Shore Edge. From scenic coastal enclaves to lush forested havens, each neighbourhood offers its own distinct charm, rich history, and welcoming spirit. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure, cultural landmarks, or a place to call home, the North Shore Edge has it all.
Lynnmour and Inter River are vibrant North Shore communities offering a seamless blend of urban convenience, natural beauty, and recreational opportunities. Located at the northern end of the Second Narrows Bridge, Lynnmour is home to Capilano University, a hub of education and cultural diversity. Adjacent Inter River Park provides expansive green spaces, sports fields, mountain biking trails, and a popular off-leash dog area, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Together, these neighbourhoods deliver a balanced lifestyle, offering affordability, accessibility, and a dynamic mix of community and adventure for families, students, and professionals alike.
Nestled east of the Seymour River, Maplewood is a charming neighbourhood that blends lush natural surroundings, family-friendly amenities, and a vibrant community spirit. The District of North Vancouver envisions Maplewood as a complete and balanced community, where thriving local jobs and businesses reflect high environmental and aesthetic standards, complementing the area’s outstanding natural setting. From the iconic Maplewood Farm to the serene Maplewood Flats Conservation Area, Maplewood is a haven for those who cherish a connection to nature and a welcoming atmosphere.
Tucked along the Seymour River near the Second Narrows Bridge, Riverside East and West offer tranquil living with city accessibility.
Riverside West features single-family homes, townhouses, and condos near trails, parks, and Superstore. Riverside East provides a peaceful retreat with homes backing onto greenbelts, perfect for fishing, kayaking, and scenic walks.
Blending residential, industrial, and recreational spaces, these neighbourhoods offer the best of both worlds—nature at your doorstep and city conveniences minutes away.
Found amongst the lush, forested slopes of North Vancouver’s eastern edge, Blueridge and Seymour Heights offer the best of both worlds—a peaceful suburban retreat with easy access to city life and endless outdoor adventures. While Seymour Heights has roots stretching back to 1912, Blueridge came into its own in the 1960s, transforming from wilderness to a thriving residential neighbourhood. Today, these two communities are known for their family-friendly vibe, strong community spirit, and unbeatable proximity to parks and trails.
Situated between the Seymour River and Deep Cove, Windridge and Windsor Park offer a serene, family-friendly atmosphere with a strong sense of community. These charming residential neighbourhoods are anchored by Windsor Secondary School and Ron Andrews Recreation Centre, making them ideal for families, professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a balance of tranquility and convenience.
With quiet tree-lined streets, excellent schools, and endless recreational opportunities, Windridge and Windsor Park provide a welcoming and well-connected lifestyle on the North Shore Edge.
Northlands is where stunning landscapes, rich history, and outdoor adventure come together. Originally planned as part of a new urban community, Northlands took a different path—one that prioritized green space, recreation, and a deep connection to nature. Whether you’re hiking through lush forests, hitting the fairways at Northlands Golf Course, or exploring the area’s fascinating history, this neighbourhood offers a dynamic mix of past and present, leisure and adventure.
McCartney Woods is a small but lively neighbourhood where nature and community spirit thrive. Surrounded by towering trees, winding creeks, and scenic trails, this is the kind of place where you can step outside and instantly feel connected to the great outdoors.
Named after early land surveyor and alderman A.E. McCartney, the neighbourhood was officially planned in 1987 as a perfect balance between Blueridge’s spacious family homes and Parkgate’s modern convenience. While it’s primarily residential, McCartney Woods is best known for its parks, greenbelts, and strong environmental roots, making it a paradise for hikers, dog walkers, and outdoor adventurers alike.
Parkgate is where modern convenience meets outdoor adventure. A vibrant and welcoming community, Parkgate offers a strong neighbourhood feel, diverse amenities, and easy access to stunning natural spaces. Whether you’re a family, retiree, or outdoor enthusiast, Parkgate provides the perfect balance of urban accessibility and recreational opportunities.
Stretching along Mount Seymour Parkway, the Parkway neighbourhood is a dynamic and well-connected community that blends suburban comfort with urban convenience. Home to a mix of residential developments, essential amenities, and green spaces, Parkway offers a peaceful yet accessible lifestyle. Whether it’s shopping at Parkgate Village, hiking in nearby parks, or enjoying the vibrant local community, Parkway embodies the best of North Shore living.
Hidden in the far northeastern corner of North Vancouver, Indian River is a serene community offering the perfect mix of natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and family-friendly amenities. With a variety of housing options and close proximity to both Deep Cove and North Vancouver’s stunning golf courses, Indian River is an idyllic retreat for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle with easy access to modern conveniences.
Found between Wickenden Park and the Dollarton area, Strathcona and Cove Cliff offer a blend of natural beauty, rich history, and modern conveniences. Often considered part of the same community, these charming enclaves provide a peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere while remaining close to the vibrant heart of Deep Cove.
Cove Cliff is known for its secluded, tree-lined streets, stunning waterfront properties, and easy access to nature, including Cates Park, scenic trails, and kayaking spots. Meanwhile, Strathcona enjoys a similar serene feel, with close proximity to parks, schools, and outdoor recreation. Together, these neighbourhoods create an ideal setting for families, professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a balance between tranquility and convenience on the North Shore.
Affectionately known as “The Cove,” Deep Cove is a charming waterfront village nestled between the slopes of Mount Seymour and the serene waters of Indian Arm. With stunning coastal views, a vibrant arts scene, and endless outdoor adventures, this beloved community blends small-town charm with breathtaking natural beauty.
From its historic roots as a summer retreat to its modern-day reputation as a sought-after residential haven, Deep Cove offers a lifestyle unlike any other on the North Shore Edge.
Found along the eastern shores of Burrard Inlet, Dollarton is a picturesque waterfront neighbourhood blending rich history, stunning natural beauty, and modern conveniences. Originally established in 1916 as a mill village for the Robert Dollar Company, the area has evolved into one of North Vancouver’s most desirable residential enclaves. With gorgeous waterfront views, vibrant community life, and easy access to outdoor recreation, Dollarton offers a peaceful yet connected lifestyle.
Roche Point and Cates Park offer a stunning blend of natural beauty, rich Indigenous history, and modern coastal living along the Burrard Inlet. With breathtaking waterfront views, a deep cultural connection to the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, and easy access to parks, trails, and amenities, this area is a cherished retreat for families, professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Whether it’s kayaking along the shoreline, exploring the vibrant community of Raven Woods, or enjoying the peaceful trails of Cates Park (Whey-ah-Wichen), life here is both serene and deeply connected to nature.
A hidden gem on the ancestral lands of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Raven Woods is a master-planned community that seamlessly blends modern living with natural beauty. Overlooking Burrard Inlet, the neighbourhood offers expansive waterfront and mountain views, creating a breathtaking backdrop for daily life.
With its strong Indigenous stewardship, thoughtfully designed homes, and close-knit community spirit, Raven Woods is more than just a place to live—it’s a way of life.
Tsleil-Waututh Nation – People of the Inlet
We respectfully acknowledge that we live, work, and play on the traditional, unceded lands of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation (TWN), the People of the Inlet, who have cared for this territory since time immemorial. Without their enduring legacy of stewardship, we would not have the opportunity to love, live, and thrive on their land. Their deep spiritual, cultural, and environmental connection to the lands and waters of Burrard Inlet continues to inspire and guide the community. While this introduction offers only a small glimpse into their rich history it is important to acknowledge that the Tsleil-Waututh people honour their heritage through sustainable growth and innovation, ensuring their lands flourish for generations to come.
Rising above the North Shore Edge, Mount Seymour is a year-round outdoor haven where breathtaking wilderness meets vibrant community life. From world-class skiing and snowboarding in winter to scenic hiking and mountain biking in summer, Seymour is a playground for adventurers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts. At its base lies Parkgate Village, offering modern conveniences, local charm, and a strong community feel—the perfect complement to the mountain’s rugged beauty.
Indian Arm is a breathtaking fjord beyond Deep Cove that remains one of the North Shore Edge’s most remote and untouched natural treasures. Known for its rugged beauty, deep waters, and forested slopes, this area is home to a mix of seasonal retreats, secluded residential enclaves, and historic settlements.
Stretching 20 kilometres inland from Burrard Inlet, Indian Arm is accessible only by boat, adding to its allure as a place of retreat and adventure. Rooted in the heritage of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, this area has been a vital part of their traditional territory for thousands of years. With its Indigenous cultural significance, historical landmarks, and awe-inspiring landscapes, the Indian Arm communities offer a lifestyle that is deeply connected to the water, nature, and history.
At North Shore Edge, we’ve allocated distinct areas to highlight the unique neighbourhoods within our region. However, we recognize that some neighbourhoods overlap or spill into one another, and residents may have differing views on these boundaries.
The classifications on our website are not official designations but a framework to showcase the diversity of the North Shore Edge. If you have feedback about our area allocations, we welcome your input to ensure our content remains engaging and inclusive.
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