Grouse Mountain offers a spectacular panorama of Vancouver and the Pacific Ocean. Access to the ski resort is facilitated by an aerial tramway from North Vancouver, providing a unique and scenic journey. The story of Grouse Mountain's nomenclature is a captivating tale of early exploration and resilience. The first intrepid hikers, facing a challenging journey without the modern conveniences we have today, named the peak after a Blue Grouse they hunted along the way. This historical connection to the mountain's wildlife adds a unique and memorable touch to its identity. The subsequent surge of interest in Grouse Mountain, with Don and Phyllis Munday building the inaugural log cabin, marks the beginning of a rich history. The Munday Alpine Snowshoe Park, named in their honor, stands as a testament to their lasting contributions to mountaineering. It's a narrative that intertwines human perseverance with the natural beauty of the landscape, creating a legacy that continues to attract adventurers to this day.
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British Columbia
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Grouse Mountain is situated in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, within the Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region, specifically in the Lower Mainland area.
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Snow Season
November - May
Resort Info
6400 Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver, BC V7R 4K9, Canada
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Snow & Terrain Statistics
Top Elevation | 1250 |
Base Elevation | 850 |
Avearage Snow | 2.5m |
Skiable Terrain | 85ha |
Lifts | 7 |
Gondolas | 0 |
Marked Trails | 34 |
Longest Run | 1km |
Trail Split for Ability Levels
Beginner | 17% |
Intermediate | 43% |
Expert | 40% |