The Trails North Vancouver

The Trails is a new 8.5-acre master-planned community by Wall Financial, situated at 2nd Street East and St. David’s Avenue in North Vancouver’s Moodyville neighbourhood. With 300 homes built to LEED Gold standards, the development combines sustainable living with thoughtful design, offering a mix of townhomes, duplexes, and low-rise condominiums. Now completed, The Trails redefines family-oriented housing on the North Shore.

Home Design and Living Spaces

The Trails offers a range of home types, including 3-storey townhomes, stacked 4-storey homes, and condos in terraced buildings. Floor plans range from 753 to over 2,100 square feet, with 2-bedroom, junior 3-bedroom, and 3-bedroom + den layouts available. Each home features open-concept interiors, side-by-side washer and dryers, and double-car garages. Select plans include lock-off suites for added flexibility.

Residents can personalize their homes with a choice of two interior colour schemes and front door finishes. Private outdoor areas range from patios and balconies to large rooftop decks.

Pricing and Home Options

The Trails offers a wide selection of home sizes and layouts to accommodate varying lifestyles and budgets. Pricing begins in the mid-$800,000s for 2-bedroom homes starting at 753 square feet, offering an accessible entry point into a newly built, master-planned North Vancouver community. For those needing more space, 2-bedroom + den homes start in the mid-$900,000s, while junior 3-bedroom options begin from the low $1.2 millions. Larger 3-bedroom homes with over 1,250 square feet are priced from the mid-$1.3 millions, and spacious 3-bedroom + den units, which can exceed 1,600 square feet, are available from the low-to-mid $1.5 million range.

Outdoor Amenities and Community Features

The Trails is designed for walkability and connection, with landscaped courtyards, communal lawns, and the Ridgeway Green as a central gathering space. A woonerf — a pedestrian-friendly street with traffic calming — encourages outdoor interaction while prioritizing safety.

The entire community is connected to North Vancouver’s existing trail system, with easy access to the North Shore Spirit Trail. Moodyville Park and a nearby dog park are only steps away, providing more opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Transit Access and Connectivity

The Trails is not served by SkyTrain, but offers strong connectivity through the R2 RapidBus line and frequent local bus routes. A 10-minute bus ride links residents to Lonsdale Quay and the SeaBus, which offers a direct 12-minute ride to downtown Vancouver.

The development’s location also puts residents within walking distance of the Brewery District and Lower Lonsdale’s cafes, grocers, and boutique shops. The Spirit Trail links these amenities to The Trails, promoting a car-light, active lifestyle.

Local Highlights and Recreation

With Moodyville Park next door and the North Shore Spirit Trail at its edge, The Trails is designed for outdoor enjoyment. The Brewery District is a five-minute walk away, while Lonsdale Quay offers dining, shopping, and quick access to downtown via the SeaBus.

Residents are also within a short drive of Capilano University and outdoor destinations like Grouse Mountain. The community’s location strikes a balance between urban convenience and North Shore nature.

The Developer: Wall Financial

Wall Financial brings over four decades of experience to The Trails. Known for shaping landmark developments in Vancouver such as Electric Avenue and Wall Centre, Wall has a reputation for delivering high-quality, community-focused housing.

The Trails is supported by Arcadis IBI Group, an interdisciplinary architecture and planning firm, and BYU Design, a Vancouver-based interior design studio known for thoughtful, modern spaces. Together, this team delivers a complete, considered community.

With a variety of floor plans, walkable surroundings, and quick access to transit, The Trails offers long-term value for families and professionals alike. As Moodyville continues to evolve, The Trails will remain a central part of its transformation.