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. + Check In You will receive a pre-arrival email three days prior to your camp start day outlining your Camp Check-In Number and Instructors name. On the first day check in starts in the Valley Station at the base of the Mountain 15 minutes prior to Camp start time at your dedignated check-in number. Drop off area is very busy; please park in dedicated short term spots. For all subsequent sessions

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. + Check In You will receive a pre-arrival email three days prior to your camp start day outlining your Camp Check-In Number and Instructors name. On the first day check in starts in the Valley Station at the base of the Mountain 15 minutes prior to Camp start time at your dedignated check-in number. Drop off area is very busy; please park in dedicated short term spots. For all subsequent sessions

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2024/25 EARLY BIRD PASSES ARE SOLD OUT.  REWARD YOUR TEAM AND SAVE! Grouse Mountain is pleased to offer Corporate/Group Pricing. Save 15% when you purchase 15 or more adult passes (or dollar equivalent). This offer is available for the Early Bird Pass.Early Bird Pass Pricing and InformationTo receive the Corporate Annual Pass Discount, a minimum of 15 passes must be purchased in one lump sum. To

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season passes. Is there a minimum age to ride?Riders must be at least 6 years old to access the park.Are lessons and camps available to book?Yes! Mavericks Mountain Bike Camps will deliver five days of adventure, skill-building, and confidence on two wheels for kids ages 7-14. Bike Park Flow & Fundamentals are 3-hour small group day lessons for riders ages 7+. Lessons run twice daily at 10am and 1:30pm, providing expert instruction for beginner to intermediate levels.Can I ride my bike outside Grouse Bike Park?No, bikes are only allowed within the designated bike park. However, there are bike racks on the mountaintop and locks are available for rent if you want to explore the mountain on foot. Bikes are restricted to the designated area.Are e-bikes permitted in the park?E-bikes are permitted for downhill riding only in the park; uphill travel or climbing is not allowed.How many trails are available?Grouse Bike Park is now open with 11 trails and a learning zone, with an additional 3 trails expected to launch mid-summer.  View the Trail Map.What types of trails are there?The bike park is designed to cater to riders of all skill levels, with a focus on progression. Riders can look forward to a variety of tracks, including beginner green and blue flow trails, a blue jump line, single black technical trails and advanced intermediate and expert trails. A double black jump line will also open in August, with additional blue and single black technical trails slated to open later this summer.What is the required safety gear?Helmets are mandatory. Full-face helmets and other protective gear are strongly recommended.Who built Grouse Bike Park?Grouse Bike Park was built by Gravity Logic. Gravity Logic is a leading professional mountain bike trail and park design, and construction company based in Whistler with North Shore roots. Founded in 2007, the company draws on a combined 75+ years of experience in trail design and construction. Gravity Logic has designed and built some of the largest and most celebrated bike parks globally, with a footprint spanning over 700 kilometers across 60 resorts in 22 countries. Gravity Logic is considered one of the best mountain bike trail building and design companies in the world. BIKE PARK pass protection Grouse Mountain Pass Protection offers peace of mind and protection for the investment you're making in your mountain biking season.Should a serious medical situation prevent you from enjoying your pass for the full season, Pass Protection offers a partial refund or transfer of your pass.Pass protection must be purchased at the time of your pass purchase. See below for full details. bike park pass protection details Last updated April 24, 2025If Pass Protection is declined, no refund or transfer of the BIKE PARK PASS will be offered under any circumstance.Pass Protection is available for purchase with your Bike Park Season Pass ($49 for an individual pass). Pass protection must be purchased at the time of your pass purchase. At time of purchase, our typical refund policy will apply. This policy states that under no circumstances will refunds or credits be given to those who do not purchase our Pass Protection option.Period of Coverage: Coverage begins at the beginning of the bike park season, or on the date the protection is purchased, and terminated on the last day of the bike park season in which the pass expires.Protected Persons This coverage will allow for the cancellation of the Bike Park Pass for the Protected Passholder.Pass Protection Details:If a parent, spouse, or child (under the age of 19) is also a refundable passholder and chooses to cease participation due to a family member's injury or sickness, he or she is also eligible to a refund. The associated family member must be a passholder at Grouse Mountain Resort. The refund is limited to one additional claimant. Bike Park Passes will be refunded according to the ‘Refund Schedule’ (see below) based on the following criteria: Debilitating injury/illness that prevents participation in mountain biking for at least 30 consecutive days. A doctor's note is required. Passholder's employer requires a residential relocation of at least 300km from Grouse Mountain Resort. The transfer must take place at least 45 days after the pass purchase date and must be involuntary. Refund option does not include:Intentional self-injury or pre-existing injury. Voluntarily leaving the area for work or travel, or any other change in employment status other than a transfer by current employer. Environmental and Mechanical circumstances such as fire, vandalism, labor disputes, weather conditions or mechanical failures. Travel plan cancellations - i.e. deciding to not travel to North Vancouver and/or Grouse Mountain Resort.Refund Schedule:  Date of Claim Refund Amount Pass Used 0-3 Days Pass Used 4-7 Days Pass Used 8+ Days Prior to June 15, 2025 100% 75% No Refund Prior to June 30, 2025 75% 50% No Refund Prior to July 31, 2025 50% 25% No Refund After August 1, 2025 No Refund No Refund No Refund Grouse Mountain will reimburse the listed percentage of the Bike Park Pass resulting from Non Participation by the Protected Passholder following an event under Description of Coverage from the official opening date of the Bike Park.Reimbursement and refund requests must fall within the reasons listed in the Pass Protection Details and proper documentation must be provided at the time of request (Doctor or Employer letters on official medical or company letterhead).Any refund requests submitted without Pass Protection will be declined. bike park safety The information contained in the Bike Safety and Risk Awareness section of this website is intended to inform you of the risks, dangers, and hazards associated with mountain biking and to help you stay safe while enjoying this activity.Whether you are a mountain biker or a parent/guardian of a minor participant, please take the time to familiarize yourself with Grouse Mountain's Bike Park Safety and Risk Awareness information. IF YOU REQUIRE FIRST AID, CALL 604.998.4321 Exclusion of Liability- assumption of Risk The use of mountain biking trails, area premises, and facilities, as well as participation in mountain biking activities, involves various risks, dangers, and hazards. It is a condition of your use of the premises and facilities and your participation in mountain biking that you assume all risks of personal injury, death, or property loss resulting from any cause whatsoever. This includes, but is not limited to, negligence, breach of contract, or breach of any duty of care on the part of the mountain biking area operator.Your legal responsibilities as a user of the premises and facilities or as a participant in mountain biking activities are outlined in the following notice, which is posted at the mountain biking area.Download PDF WaiveRS All riders in the Bike Park are required to sign a waiver. The waiver can be reviewed and printed here.REVIEW & PRINT WAIVER MOuntain Biker's responsibility Code All riders riding in the Grouse Bike Park are expected to follow the rules outlined in the Mountain Biker's Responsibility Code. General RULES Of the Park Purchase of a Bike Park Pass or Ticket is required to enter the Bike ParkHelmets are mandatory. Full face helmets and padding are strongly recommended Riders must be 6 years of age or older and ride a bike with front and rear brakes. Strider Bikes and Introductory Pedal Bikes (Single Brake or Pedal Braking) are not permitted Riders must remain on marked bike trails. Riding off trails, braiding, and any building of non-sanctioned trails will result in passes/tickets being revoked. Respect Bike Park signage. Entering closed trails will result in passes/tickets being revokedBikers must yield to vehicle traffic Report all injuries to Patrol by calling (604) 998-4321 Forest Fire Awareness in the Bike Park No smoking or open flamesIf you see smoke, please call (604) 998-4321 or 911 Current Fire Danger Rating TRAIL MAP AND PROGRESSIONDownload PDF PROGRESSION Progression and understanding your ability are key factors to reducing your risk of injury. Please review the progression chart above before planning your ride. If you have any questions, ask a staff member for assistance.Progression on your first visitIt is strongly recommended inexperienced riders new to mountain biking should start with a lesson. Riders who have never ridden a bike park should start their day in the Lemon Squeezy learning zone.Beginner and Intermediate riders should start their day in the Lemon Squeezy Learning Zone and Progress to Tim’s Trim Intermediate riders who have bike park experience should begin their day on Tim’s Trim before progressing to Oh Deer!Advanced and Intermediate riders should start their day on Oh Deer! before progressing to Sooty’s and Silly BeatSooty’s, Silly Beat and BOC Rock are Machine Built Jump Trails. Jumping Skills are required to ride these trails. MOUNTAIN BIKE CHECKLIST Mountain Bike Parks/Trails are rough and demanding on both the bike and body.  Before riding, always inspect your equipment or have it checked by a qualified bike mechanic.Ensure your helmet is undamaged, fits securely and is appropriate for the riding you are participating in Ensure bike is correct for intended use and correctly fitted to the rider Inspect bike frame. Look for cracks, damage and dents Ensure front and rear brakes are in working order and provide adequate stopping power while descendingEnsure suspension is in working order and set for your weight and riding abilityBolts and connection points must be tight and secure Tires must have adequate tread and be inflated to an appropriate pressureHandlebars and grips must be properly securedSeat and seat post must be fastened securely and at the appropriate height for the type of riding***If you are unsure how to perform any of the inspections above, see a qualified bike mechanic**** Bike park Signage Trail Classification GreenTrails with various obstacles such as gravel, roots, rocks, potholes, berms and bridges. MUST BE COMFORTABLE RIDING A BICYCLE.Blue Challenging riding with steep slopes and/or obstacles, possibly on narrow trails with man-made objects and features. These include but are not limited to: jumps, ramps, elevated features, gaps, drops, rocks and other terrain variations. MUST BE A COMPETENT MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDER.Black Difficult riding with a mixture of long steep docents, loose trail surfaces, numerous natural and man-made obstacles and features. These include but are not limited to: jumps, ramps, elevated features, gaps, drops, rocks and other terrain variation. MUST HAVE ADVANCED MOUNTAIN BIKE HANDLING SKILLS.Double BlackHighly Difficult Riding. Some elements that will be encountered include large man-made and natural jumps and obstacles, wood ramps, elevated narrow trails, drops, rock faces and other difficult terrain variations. EXPERT MOUNTAIN BIKERS WITH VERY ADVANCED BICYCLE HANDLING SKILLS ONLY.ProlineEXTREMELY DIFFICULT RIDING. These trails and features contain the highest level of difficulty within our rating system. There are mandatory jumps, gaps, elevated features and drops. NO USER FRIENDLY RIDE AROUNDS. HIGHLY ADVANCED EXPERTS ONLY!Bike Park Boundary Signage With the exception of Mountain Highway, leaving the Bike Park Boundary is prohibited. Passes will be revoked for breach. MACHINE BUILt JUMPSMachine Built Jumps are on designated jump trails. The individual jumps are marked with flags. Bikes are not permitted outside the Bike Park. For the enjoyment of other guests, we kindly ask you to lock your bike in the Bike Park if you plan on visiting other areas of the operation. You must walk your bike at the base of the mountain and upper gondola area. Bikes are only permitted to ride in the Bike Park.

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BCMC Trail Tackle the challenging 2.9-kilometre BCMC Trail which exits at the top of Grouse Mountain. The BCMC Trail promises to provide you with a fresh hiking and fitness challenge. Embrace the thrill of a new adventure to The Peak of Vancouver.For mountain access hours and current conditions, please check our website prior to your visit:Today on Grouse Trail Facts Length: 2.9 kilometres (1.8

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Protect Your Winter Investment Pass Protection from Grouse Mountain offers peace of mind and protection for the investment you're making in your winter season. Should a serious medical situation prevent you from enjoying your pass for the full season, Pass Protection offers a partial refund or transfer of your pass.Pass protection must be purchased at the time of your pass purchase. See below for

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Groups Visiting Grouse Mountain Located just 15 minutes from Vancouver’s downtown core, Grouse Mountain is a playground for all seasons featuring summer and winter activities galore, a Wildlife Refuge, and dining and shopping with a local flavour. Escape to The Peak of Vancouver for a memorable group outing. Group Tickets Group pricing for one-day Mountain Admission and Snow Lift Tickets is

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beginner,this evening promises fun, fitness, and the chance to connect with other like-minded women inthe great outdoors.Snowshoe Tours returning in Winter 2025/26! Snowshoe Wilderness Survival & Rescue Skills Tour This tour is designed to equip you with the basic essential skills needed to navigate thebackcountry safely and confidently during winter conditions. Gain introductions to

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of major base gouges and scratches From $10* End-of-Season Tune-Up Minor base gouge repair, base grind, edge sharpen, detune non running area and storage wax to prevent base from oxidizing & drying out $60     Part Replacement

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altitude of 4,100 feet above sea level, our scenic Peak Chairlift will transport you to the apex of Grouse Mountain in a ride time of 15 minutes. At the summit, be amazed by a spectacular panorama that reveals the beauty and scale of Vancouver, and the grandeur of the Pacific Ocean as it graces the coastline for as far as the eye can see.  peak chairlift safety tips video In order to make your visit safe

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