Grouse Mountain Regional Park — Attraction in District of North Vancouver

It's a really cool place to visit if you are in Vancouver. There are a lot of activities which you can do.. but I recommend to check on their website of everything is open.. for example, zip line might be closed due to some reason on some days and same is the case with the eye of the wind. If you are a fitness enthusiast, enjoy the grind.. it is really a superb experience to have. And also you can own a "I survived grouse grind" t-shirt as a memoir from the gift shop. You can also visit the grizzly bears in their habitat but make sure on the website that they are not in their hibernation mode. There are also some nice food joints that you can enjoy. They have a lumber jack show, which is real good. Skiing when the snow is nice.. chair ride.. sky ride... and a lot of other things.. a must visit place.

Overall a really nice place to spend some good time with...

Fun and absolute fun!! Nature at its best. Very well organized counters and facilities, gets quite crowded at the slightest drop of sunlight predictions on the weather app, so plan your trips wayyyy ahead. Guidance on Parking could be improved a tad bit. The cafe on the mountain was surprisingly very affordable by VanC standards. They don't allow your own sleds/toboggan/slides etc so if traveling with a kid, better to avoid carrying those ( their $5 rentals up there need to work folks, come on..don't be a cheapo by carrying your own stuff!!) The snow up there is pretty dry, so no ☃️ making..boo! Loved the trip, views and food. The staff are super nice and definitely worth their annual pass it's cheaper and you have 1 whole yr of trying your luck at hunting for the...

Arrived about 11:00 a.m. on a Sunday.Not much parking left. We parked and immediately took the gondola to the top. The bird show was very good and the logging show was entertaining. The bear habitat was along the walking road and the bears were out which was pretty neat. There are some large wood carvings... A snack shop and a restaurant that I think opens in the late afternoon. Those are all free activities. There are a lot more activities if you want to pay for them. We spent close to 4 hours on the mountain and felt it was worth...