Skip the logistics and ride Grouse Mountain with everything provided—pickup in Vancouver, gondola access, and full snowboard kit. Perfect for first‑timers who want an instructor or skiers who simply want to ride.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
A cold wind tugs at the edge of the gondola as it climbs above Vancouver’s glass skyline; below, the city shrinks and the North Shore mountains push forward like a challenge. Step off at Grouse Mountain and the mountain answers—snow packed underfoot, white ridgelines daring you to pick a line, and a lodge breathing steam and hot drinks into the clear air.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate—able to repeatedly stand, strap in/out of bindings and manage short runs; beginners should expect more rest.
Wildlife
History
Grouse Mountain developed as a public ski area in the early 20th century and grew into a multi‑use recreational destination tied to North Shore outdoor culture.
Conservation
Grouse Mountain operations collaborate with local stewardship groups; visitors are asked to stay on designated trails and pack out waste to protect thin alpine soils.
Reserve your spot on the Snowboarding On Grouse Mountain - Everything Included! today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Reserve Pickup & Gear Sizes Early
Confirm your exact pickup point in Vancouver and submit boot and clothing sizes ahead of time to avoid delays when you arrive.
Layer for Changing Conditions
Temperatures swing dramatically—use wicking base layers plus an insulated mid and waterproof shell to stay comfortable all day.
Use the Optional Lesson if New
Take the 1.5‑hour beginner lesson to learn safe stopping and turning; it accelerates your comfort and reduces risk on shared slopes.
Hydrate and Pace Your Runs
Cold can mask exertion—drink regularly and take breaks to reduce fatigue and prevent injuries late in the day.
Moisture‑wicking base layers
Keeps you dry and warm under rental outerwear.
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Waterproof outer shell or snow pants (if not provided)
Protects against wind and wet snow; rentals may not fit everyone.
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Sunglasses & sunscreen
High‑altitude sun and reflected glare can burn quickly even in cold air.
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Small daypack with water and snacks
Carries hydration, ID, snacks and a phone for lift breaks and emergencies.
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