The Canadian Ski Patrol System (CSPS) is a National Organization that provides safety and rescue services to ski areas across Canada. A volunteer driven organization, the CSPS actively recruits and trains thousands of ski patrollers who provide beneficial services at ski areas throughout Canada.

The Foundation - Snowboard Training & Consulting is a snowboard club that offers a variety of training programs at Mt Seymour complete with professional trainers and coaches. The Foundation gives riders a chance to learn in a relaxed, friendly environment that allows riders to progress their skills in a fast growing industry. The Foundation coaches provide "hands on" experience that help riders progress their freestyle abilities.

Looking to step up your freestyle riding? The North Shore Snowboard Team (NSST) offers coaching programs that are designed for intermediate to advanced youth and adult riders. Slopestyle, rails, pipe or BX race, NSST has the program that will take your riding to the next level.

The Mount Seymour Ski Club is the club to join! The Club was established in 1936 to share and enjoy the mountains and snow sports offered on Mount Seymour. The Club has been in continuous operation since then, making it the second oldest ski club in British Columbia.

The Mount Seymour Ski Club is a non profit organization run by members for the members. Come be a part of the Mount Seymour community.

The Vancouver Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation is pleased to present the Snowrider Project at Mount Seymour. The main goal of this program is to bring a greater understanding of the hydrological cycle (the foundation for the intimate environmental connection between snow, land and surf) and foster a sense of stewardship towards alpine and valley watersheds.

"From snow to the oceans and back again..."

Incorporated in 1996, Vancouver Adaptive Snow Sports (VASS) is a registered non-profit society offering skiing and snowboarding activities to persons with all disabilities across Lower Mainland.

VASS students are of all ages and a variety of disabilities including amputee, cerebral palsy, brain injury, mentally challenged paraplegics, quadriplegics, muscular sclerosis, or visually impaired. To meet the needs of its members, VASS offers nine different programs, available at Mount Seymour, from the beginner to the advanced levels.