In the first episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2 there’s a scene with Aang, Katara and Sokka helping the Earth Kingdom residents cross the ominous Serpent’s Pass. This takes place at Mount Seymour, one of the North Shore's most beloved mountain destinations and a year-round playground for outdoor enthusiasts. If you're visiting during the winter months, make sure to spend some time at Mount Seymour Snow Tubing. One of the mountain's most popular family-friendly attractions, the tubing park offers runs down groomed lanes with spectacular snowy mountain scenery all around. It's a fun-filled activity that delivers plenty of excitement without needing any skiing or snowboarding experience. For those looking to explore on foot in the warmer months, head to Dog Mountain Trail, one of the area’s more accessible and rewarding hikes. The trail winds through beautiful forest before opening onto a rocky viewpoint with breathtaking views of downtown Vancouver, Burrard Inlet and the surrounding mountains. For one final outdoor destination, check out Twin Falls Bridge, a picturesque suspension bridge that spans the turquoise waters of the Seymour River, offering incredible views of the surrounding forest and cascading waterfalls. Located within Lynn Canyon Park, it provides a slightly quieter, less crowded alternative to larger suspension bridges while showcasing the natural beauty of the region.