Grouse Mountain

Grouse Mountain in Canada offers an exhilarating blend of winter sports and stunning hikes, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The ski and snowboard facilities are top-notch, with well-groomed slopes catering to all skill levels. The breathtaking mountain vistas serve as a picturesque backdrop for thrilling descents.Beyond winter activities, Grouse Mountain transforms into a hiker's paradise during the warmer months. The diverse trails cater to various fitness levels, providing a rewarding experience for both novice and experienced hikers. The scenic beauty unfolds as you ascend, showcasing the lush landscapes and panoramic views that make the effort worthwhile.The seamless transition between winter sports and hiking, coupled with the welcoming atmosphere and efficient facilities, makes Grouse Mountain a must-visit destination for those seeking a perfect blend of adrenaline-pumping activities and serene natural beauty.

This was at least my sixth time here, I love grouse mountain any time of year and recommend it to anyone. It’s not cheap, but you’re taking a gondola to a ski resort right next to the city with insane views when the visibility is good, what else would you expect?Taking the Grouse Grind up in the summer is especially fun since you’re almost always rewarded with an epic view, but note you’ll have to pay a small amount to download.The skiing doesn’t have the best conditions usually, and there are lots of Jerries (people who aren’t beginners who still don’t know what they’re doing), but the vibes are great and the views are epic when it’s clear out.

We were glad to see grizzlies bears Grinder and Coola. The weather on Grouse Mountain was wonderful very much in October. And, of course, the views of the mountains were exciting :

First time to this mountain. Rained the day before so was a bit slippery. Tram was also broken so not many people hiking. Great trail and they have like 2 versions, 1 is for the real hikers and the other is for the occasional hiker. They have the trail marked with fluorescent markers making it a bit easier to find your way in and out. Make sure you go with someone and that your phone is full of battery! Other than that I would definitely return and hike here again. I also recommend this mountain to those who like to hike as well to give it a try!

There's no better way to view Vancouver and the Pacific Northwest. Everywhere you look is gorgeous.Gondola up and then chairlift to the peak. Busy summer day but still not crowded.In terms of for money... well, it's a million dollar view. Definitely a must visit spot. Worth it for a few hours at the top. If you are a BC resident, let them know when you're buying your tickets and you'll receive a not insignificant discount.

The Grouse Grind is certainly not for the faint hearted. When the website says it is strenuous they are not kidding. You do have to rock climb in places! However, it is so worth it for the sense of achievement when you reach the top. The views are also amazing. There is also a variety of activities when you get to the top, which are not for everyone. The sky ride down after the hike, is another way to see the amazing scenery that Vancouver has to offer.

Beautiful place with super friendly and helpful staff. Really liked the lumberjack show. Daughter dropped something from the ski lift and staff went above and beyond to retrieve it.