This is a must visit attraction in Vancouver. If you're adventurous and in the mood to almost die take the Grouse Grind to the top. Couple reasons you should do this: first off it will save you roughly $30 per person on the tram ride,...More

We took the free shuttle bus from Canada Place to the mountain. Got there around 1 pm. Gondola up, the grizzly bears were in the woods, so we walked to the peak. People were parasailing down! We had paid for the peak chair, so rode...More

We went to Grouse Mountain on Saturday morning for half a day. The views were really nice and the shows were good. Getting up and down the mountain was organized and quick. The food/drink selection wasn't terrific and was pricey, as you would expect in...More

We caught the Seabus from the Waterfront station to Lonsdale Quay followed by the number 236 bus to Grouse Mountain. You can choose whether to take the Skyride cable car to the top or to do the Grouse Grind - 2830 stairs climbing up 3700...More

We decided to have a day at Grouse and it turned out to be an excellent experience! The free shuttle bus made life easy and the guy at the stand (at Canada Place) was very helpful and explained journey times, how to buy tickets for...More

You could spend a day up here, but we spent a great morning here. Got there early so some of it wasn't open - yet! Took the bear trail walk - fairly easy - to see various attractions at the top of the mountain. There...More

Went up just for the tram ride and a walk around the top. Turns out we spend all day up there with all the activities, wildlife, snowball fights and exploring. Such a great experience, I highly recommend it.

Choose the wrong day - in the mist- Nevertheless loved it - excellent lumberjack show and perfect pics/ video of grizzlies.

This was our second time up the mountain (mainly to see the grizzly bears) and it was kind of disappointing. The bears were as spectacular as ever but don't come up the mountain before 11am (or later) if you want anything to eat. The only...More

The tram to the top of the mountain is a bit crowded (think sardines in a can) but the view is beautiful. The lumberjack show was a bit corny but it was entertaining. It was fun seeing a live bear. (especially since he was sleeping).