Year-round - The famed Grouse Mountain Skyride is your departure point for a mountaintop of winter adventure. Travel on North America’s largest aerial tram system. more

Year-round - Enjoy two scenic and informative productions every hour: Born to Fly and The Discovery Channel’s Animal Tracks. more

May (long weekend) - September - An impressive outdoor set features two logging camps from the early 1900s, this 45-minute show offers fast paced entertainment and features log rolling, a 60-foot tree climb, two-man peg and raker saws, and axe throwing. more

May (long weekend) - September - Grouse Mountain, in cooperation with the Canadian Raptor Conservancy, invites you to witness some of nature's finest athletes demonstrate what they do best - "free flight". more

Year-round - Home to orphaned grizzly bears, grey wolves and a host of other species, this is a research, education, and conservation centre. more

Year-round - The Peak quad chairlift will take you on a serene round-trip to the peak of Grouse Mountain. Don’t forget your camera. more

May (long weekend) - September - The shores of the Blue Grouse lake border the rolling pathways of the Eco Walk. Explore the awe-inspiring wooden sculptures comissioned from local First Nations artist Glen Greenside as you as you travel alond the mountaintop pathways and trails. more

November - April - Grouse Mountain is home to Vancouver’s original and most scenic snowshoe terrain. Beginner hikes to heart-pounding workouts are available 7 days a week. more

November - April - Grab your skates and go for a glide on Grouse Mountain's 8,000 square foot Ice Skating Pond - the only one of its kind on the West Coast. more

November - April - Enjoy a modern take on a Canadian tradition as a bio-fuelled Snow Cat leads you through a snowy mountaintop forest. more

December - A favourite Vancouver holiday tradition. Santa Claus, reindeer, ice skating, sleighrides, carolers, classic cartoons - need we say more? more