Vancouver Grouse Mountain - Admission

Take in breathtaking views of Vancouver from the top of Grouse Mountain, rising a staggering 1,231m (4,039 ft) above the city.

Ride to the summit on the scenic Skyride Gondola or the new Blue Gondola. At the top, you can catch a film at the Theatre in the Sky, visit the resident grizzly bears at the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, and see the Birds in Motion demonstration, where powerful birds of prey soar overhead.

You'll enjoy unforgettable views, and incredible wildlife - all just minutes from the city.

Includes:

• Tram ride to the top of Grouse Mountain
• From May to September, Peak Chair is included in the admission
• Summer Activities: World Famous Lumberjack Show, Birds in Motion Demonstrations, Guided Eco-Walks,Grouse Mountain’s Refuge for Endangered Wildlife that includes Ranger Talks
• Winter Activities: Enjoy endless snowshoe trails, family Sliding Zone, magical Lightwalk, ice skating on our 8,000 square foot outdoor pond and Peak of Christmas events
• Complimentary shuttle from Canada Place in the summer months (Outside of running schedule, you will be required to arrange your own transportation to Grouse Mountain)

Schedule: Daily

FAQ´s:

How do I get to Grouse Mountain?

Complimentary shuttle from Canada Place in the summer months (Outside of running schedule, you will be required to arrange your own transportation to Grouse Mountain)

Is Grouse Mountain wheelchair accessible?

The Skyride and alpine levels are wheelchair accessible. The peak of the mountain and the Eye of the Wind can be accessed by special arrangement. Please note that there are no paved pathways at the peak.

What time is Grouse Mountain Resort open until?

Grouse Mountain is OPEN every day of the year! Their opening hours vary during the year. Visit their site for more information. Please note that hours of operation may be changed due to special events.  

How tall is Grouse Mountain?

Grouse Mountain has a staggering elevation of 1,231 m (4,039 ft.) Go an additional 58 metres above the Peak with the Eye of the Wind.