With the ocean on its doorstep and the Coastal Mountains keeping a watchful eye over the city, Vancouver is the crown jewel of the Pacific Northwest.
Of that Coastal Range, the one nearest to the downtown core is famed Grouse Mountain, just a 15 minute drive from where the Lions Gate Bridge spans the Burrard Inlet. Over time, Grouse Mountain has become part of a local folklore, harkening back to an era when the only way up to the 1,100 meter plateau was via and unpaved back road…or by taking one heck of a hike.
Grouse Mountain: from Lumberjack Shows to a Rope Adventure
Perhaps it is because of the tradition of trailblazing that Grouse Mountain has become Vancouver’s most popular destination for local and international guests alike. For the local, Grouse Mountain is a familiar presence on the Vancouver skyline and the city’s most popular attraction welcoming more than 1.3 million visitors each year. It is the only true 4 season destination in the Lower Mainland and features a wildlife refuge, vast selection of dining options, thrilling outdoor adventures, summer activities galore, the best local snow sports and much more.
One thing is for certain: There is no no place quite like the Peak of Vancouver.
The Gondola that takes you to the "Peak of Vancouver".
