Grouse Mountain Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Grouse Mountain. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Grouse Mountain & Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
• North Shore Day Trip from Vancouver: Capilano Suspension Bridge & Grouse Mtn
• Small Group Tour: Capilano Suspension Bridge and Grouse Mountain from Vancouver
• Grouse Mountain Admission Ticket
• Post-Cruise Shore Excursion: Capilano Suspension Bridge & Grouse Mountain

Tickets for Grouse Mountain are currently C$80 for adults, C$70 for seniors, C$60 for youth aged 13–18, and C$40 for kids aged 5–12. Kids under 5 can enter for free. Families can also purchase a group ticket for two adults and two children for A$205. Group and private tours are also available, and they usually include transport and a stop at the Capilano Suspension Bridge—these prices range from around US$180 for group tours to around US$360 for private day tours.

The walk up Grouse Mountain is around 2.5 miles (1.55 kilometers). The hike usually takes 2–2.5 hours, depending on how fast of a hiker you are and how much time you spend stopping for breaks, but some people can do it more quickly.

Yes, it is worth going up Grouse Mountain, especially if you like hiking. The views are spectacular, and the hike up the 2,830 stairs that lead to the top is an invigorating workout. Just be prepared for a total elevation gain of around 2,624 feet (800 meters).

Depending on the season, there is a ton to do at the top of Grouse Mountain. Highlights include a glassed-in observation area, a wind tunnel, and a theater. More active travelers will find ziplining and disc golf in the summertime and skiing and ice skating in the wintertime.

Yes, the Grouse Mountain hike is somewhat challenging. You need to be prepared to hike up nearly 3,000 stairs with a reasonably substantial elevation gain, and a moderate level of physical fitness and mobility is a good idea. However, there’s also a gondola for those who can’t or would rather not do the hike.

The temperature at the top of Grouse Mountain naturally varies by season. While it’s generally cool at the top of Grouse Mountain, summer high temperatures top off around 59° F (15°C), while winter low temperatures can drop as cold as 21°F (-6°C). The humidity is usually high, so be prepared for rain or snow.

Yes, the Grouse Mountain Zipline is worth it, particularly if you enjoy adrenaline-pumping activities and gorgeous forest views. The five-line dual-line circuit means you can zip through the trees side-by-side with a friend or family member while reaching up to 43 miles (70 kilometers) per hour.