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Vancouver Grouse Mountain & Skyride 2026 Visitor Guide

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Grouse Mountain functions as an alpine destination on the North Shore, combining aerial transit with mountain activities. The Skyride aerial tramway carries visitors from the base at approximately 275 metres to the Peak Chalet at approximately 1,128 metres in 8 to 10 minutes.

What the Ticket Includes

Vancouver Grouse Mountain & Skyride 2026 Visitor Guide

A Mountain Admission Ticket acts as an all-inclusive pass rather than a simple cable-car fare. Included attractions consist of:

  • The Lumberjack Show: Axe throwing, log rolling, and tree climbing demonstrations.

  • Refuge for Endangered Wildlife: A five-acre habitat housing two rescued grizzly bears, Grinder and Coola.

  • The Eye of the Wind: A wind turbine featuring a viewing pod at the top of its mast for 360-degree views.

  • Peak Chairlift: Operates in summer to reach higher elevations and hiking trails.

  • Other Offerings: Ranger talks, nature trails, dining venues like Altitudes Bistro and The Observatory, and seasonal features including an outdoor ice skating pond in winter.

Vancouver Grouse Mountain & Skyride 2026 Visitor Guide

2026 Ticket Prices (CAD)

Rates vary by season and increase when purchased at the gate compared to online booking:

Vancouver Grouse Mountain & Skyride 2026 Visitor Guide

  • Adults (18-64): $85 to $95 CAD

  • Seniors (65+): $75 to $85 CAD

  • Youth (13-17): $55 to $65 CAD

  • Children (5-12): $35 to $45 CAD

  • Infants/Toddlers (0-4): Free

  • Family Pass (2 adults, 2 children): $200 to $220 CAD

Additional expenses include on-site parking at $10 to $15 CAD, food, souvenirs, and separate tickets for ziplining or tandem paragliding.

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