Grouse Mountain is in North Vancouver, and the resort says it’s 15 minutes from downtown Vancouver. There’s no road to the ski area: the Red Skyride tram and the Blue Grouse Gondola carry skiers up from the base on Nancy Greene Way. The gondola opened in December 2024 with 27 eight-person cabins and a 5.5-minute ride. The peak is 1,231 metres (4,039 feet).
Grouse has 33 runs, 4 chairlifts and 6 terrain parks. Fifteen runs are lit for night skiing. Its first official ski season was in 1926.
Gravity Cam looks over the Gravity Coaster and bike park toward Vancouver. Chalet Cam shows the Mountaintop Plaza by the chalet at the top. The three bear cams follow Coola, the resident grizzly, in the front and back of his habitat and in his den.
There’s no snow stake cam, so use the current conditions page for new snow and depth.
From downtown, go through Stanley Park and over the Lions Gate Bridge, then take Marine Drive to Capilano Road and drive 5 km up. From the Second Narrows Bridge, follow Highway 1 west to exit 14 for Capilano Road. By transit, take the SeaBus to Lonsdale Quay and then bus 236, about 25 minutes. All parking at the base is paid.
The resort doesn’t post a winter tire rule, and the province’s map doesn’t mark Highway 1 on the North Shore as a winter tire route. DriveBC shows highway conditions.
Grouse Mountain is an Ikon Pass Bonus Mountain, with up to 2 days on the Ikon Pass. It isn’t listed for the Ikon Base Pass, and it isn’t on the Epic or Indy Pass.