Grouse Mountain, Canada - BC

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Grouse Mountain summary

Grouse Mountain in Canada (BC) is a small ski resort with just 5 ski lifts (2 chairs, 3 surface) but it does boast a respectable 370 metres (1214 feet) of vertical descent. Grouse Mountain has 212 acres of terrain over 25 trails. Grouse Mountain is best suited to beginner skiers and snowboarders but there is some terrain for both expert and intermediates. There are 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) of cross country ski trails at Grouse Mountain. For snowboarders, there are 3 terrain parks and a half pipe. The majority of the trails at Grouse Mountain are covered by snowmaking. The nearest airport is at Vancouver and the nearest train station to Grouse Mountain is at Vancouver.

Resorts close to Grouse Mountain include: Cypress Mountain (9 km), Mount Seymour (11 km), Whistler (85 km), Mount Baker (114 km), Hurricane Ridge (156 km),

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	Trails (Pistes): 25	Halfpipes: 1
	Summit: 1250 m	Toplift: m
	Beg: 50% Int: 35% Adv: 15%	Terrain Parks: 3
	Vertical Drop: 370 m	X-Country: 5 km
	Lifts: 5 (2 chairs, 3 surface)	Snowmaking: 75%
	Gondolas / Cable Cars: 1	Slopeside accom.: -
	Restaurants: Y	Acres of ski: 212
	Bars: Y	Nearest Airport: Vancouver
	Nearest Train: Vancouver	Info phone: +1/604/9866262 \| Grouse Mountain Resort Info Website

Visitor Reviews of Grouse Mountain

Armada skier from CANADA writes:

Grouse Mountain is a good warm-up for Whistler, that saying it will not be a "Whistler" experience. The terrain is modest, with a variety of difficulties and the terrain parks are above average. One thing Grouse cannot handle is lineups. They recently put in 2 somewhat useless chairs to try and cut down on the lines but it has been to no avail. On a sunny Sunday, or just Sunday for that matter, you can be expecting an hour long gondola line just to get up with 20-60 minute chairlift lineups. It's rediculous. For all travellers heading to Grouse, I recommend coming mid week, where the conditions are usually the best and lines are non-existent. Happy skiing.

2009-01-14

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