About Grouse Mountain
Grouse Mountain rises straight above North Vancouver, and the Skyride gondola takes you from the city edge to the peak in minutes. Pacific storms bring heavy, wet snow to the top and rain lower down, and the peak can sit in cloud while the city is clear. These Grouse Mountain webcams show the peak, the chalet and the runs, with the city spread out below on clear days.
Which Grouse Mountain webcam to check first
Start with the Peak Cam for the view over Vancouver and the cloud level. The Chalet, Gravity and Zips cameras show snow on and around the runs, and the bear habitat cameras show the refuge at the top.
Before you go to Grouse Mountain
Check Grouse Mountain's current conditions for open runs and Skyride status before you go. Most visitors take the Skyride, so check public transport and parking at the base.
Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.






