Grouse Mountain Regional Park

What an amazing place. Plan on all day, else it is pricy for the gondola tickets. Paid parking needed. Dinner at the top. Enjoy an 80KM view on a clear day.

Great place to hike and climb like on a stair master. Lumberjack show is fun and bird show is great too. You should climb if you are in good shape and just pay for the ride down.

An amazing place in summer. Alpine views. Visibility over 50+miles on a clear day. Multiple attractions. Will take up most of your day. Recommend go early to avoid queues.

A beautiful place for hiking. There are a total of 52 check posts there. It takes about 2-2.5 hours to reach the top.

Great getaway location on Vancouver's Northshore. It might be one of the most popular locations in Vancouver. You should try it if you are into hiking and outdoors and haven't tried it before.

A lot to do there both summer and winter. The Bears are really cute! The lumberjack show is fun!

Phenomenal views. The bears are great and the lumberjack so is fantastic! This is a must stop location!

A very scenic area with fun activities like the ropes course! A must see when in Vancouver, highly recommend.

It's a mountainous paradise, in the north Vancouver. Very near by to Vancouver city and there are lots of activities to do on the top of the mountain, the main attractions are eye of the wind and the Canadian grizzlies. We went on the rainy day, so it was bit hazy but it was very beautiful.

One has to visit this place to see it, one visit is not enough, plan to visit it in early hours of day, the sky ride is superb.

This gets a 5. What an amazing park, if you are into the great outdoors, this is for you. Lots of things to do, all in a most beautiful environment. Well organised and easy to get around.

I used to LOVE hiking here when I lived on the N Shore a few years ago. I prefer the lower trail as it's mostly in the sunshine. The city is digging up the hillside (more trails being added) but say its to prevent crumbling & landslide. I feel it's just lost the wilderness feel & is more like a tourist trap now. We used to be able to park here for free but now its pay parking. A lot of dog walkers using this lower trail & toss their poo bags on it even though there are garbage bins provided. Times have changed. I won't be back.