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Höjder
- Högsta: 1250m.ö.h.
- Lägsta: 850m.ö.h.
- Fallhöjd: 400m
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Enjoy the fresh air and outdoor recreation as you explore Vancouver's backyard
The sun is shining, the snow is melting, and our team has been working hard to get the mountain ready for summer! The BCMC trail is open this weekend and is a great alternative route to the top of the mountain while the Grouse Grind is closed*. After your hike (or your trip on the Skyride), be sure to visit our resident Grizzly Bears Grinder and Coola as they enjoy stretching their legs and being in the sun after their winter dormancy. Planning ahead? Our World-Famous Lumberjack Show, Mountain Ropes Adventures, Owl Talks and Ranger Talks at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife are all set to return for the season on Saturday, May 20th. The best way to spend your long weekend! *Please note that the BCMC is closed Monday to Friday while trail upgrades are underway. During this time, detour along the Baden-Powell and Larsen trails to reconnect with the upper part of the BCMC. The trail will open as usual on weekends. ()
The Multi Grouse Grind Challenge is back! From dawn until dusk on the longest day of the year, test your endurance against the most avid of Grinders and raise valuable funds for northshorerescue. The most determined of athletes will tackle the ultimate challenge of multiple Grinds within one day, whether the goal is to set a personal best or to become the new MULTI GROUSE GRIND CHALLENGE RECORD HOLDER! Previous records were set in 2019 with 19 Grinds for men, and 18 Grinds for women the bar is high! This is the official and only sanctioned event to determine the record-holder for most ascents of the Grouse Grind in a one-day period! Date: Wednesday, June 21st, 2023 Time: 4am – 10pm Places are limited – to learn more and to register, head to the link in our bio! ()
Your year of adventure awaits! Save up to $30 on our Annual Passes, on sale now until May 12th! Get year-round access to the Skyride, plus a host of mountaintop activities and attractions including the Grizzly Bear Habitat, The Peak of Christmas, Light Walk, Snowshoe Trails, Lumberjack Show, Kids Tree Canopy Adventure and much more. Head to the link in our bio to purchase yours today! ()
The boys are back in town! A few images of our resident Grizzly bears Grinder and Coola after they emerged from hibernation. Grouse Mountain Resort will be closed for scheduled maintenance from Monday, May 8th Friday, May 12th. Come and see Grinder and Coola this weekend before the closure! ()
Are you ready for a year of adventure? Grab a Grouse Mountain Annual Pass today! Be quick, we’ve got discounted rates on offer until May 12th. In addition to year-round access to the Skyride and a host of mountaintop activities, an Annual Pass offers almost $200 in added benefits, including a free Mountain Ropes Adventure experience, free Mountain Ziplines tour and an annual Parking Pass. Annual Passholders can also bring up to 4 guests at 50% off regular Mountain Admission rates. Families save an additional 30%! Buy now at the link in our bio! ()
A bear-y special day! Grouse Mountain’s resident Grizzly bears, Grinder and Coola emerged from hibernation this morning at The Peak of Vancouver. The awakening concludes the bears’ 22nd hibernation period at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife. During their 163-day winter dormancy, Grinder and Coola were monitored by Grouse Mountain staff via an infrared camera placed in their hibernation den and the live feed was shared with the public on the Grouse Mountain website. After their preparation period which saw an increase in their food consumption, Grinder and Coola went into hibernation weighing in at 920lbs and 1045lbs respectively. They have emerged at a healthy 718lbs and 827lbs. To help lubricate their digestive system, Grinder and Coola will eat mostly iceberg lettuce before the Grouse Mountain Wildlife Refuge Team introduces other vegetables back into their diets. As our team works to gradually expand their habitat to its full size, we welcome you all to visit the bears at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife and stay connected with them virtually from around the world. Regarded as two of our most popular residents, Grinder and Coola originally came to our Refuge in 2001 when they were rescued after being orphaned during separate incidents in Bella Coola and Invermere. To learn more about their amazing story, visit the link in our bio. ()
