Grouse Mountain

Grosemountain, less than half an hour's drive from the city center, is an ideal place to breathe the fresh air from the summit and overlook the magnificent scenery of Vancouver, and a paradise for outdoor sports all year round. From watching the woodcutter show, having breakfast with brown bears, challenging mountain bikes or mountain slides, to experiencing winter skiing and all

15 minutes north of downtown Vancouver, you will reach Grouse Mountain. In fact, the name is even more lovely - Songji Mountain, yes, this mountain is named because there are many grouse in the coniferous forest on the mountain. But there are more wild animals on the Graus Mountain, but more than grouse. I saw it with squirrels, owls and black bears. I didnt see hummingbirds, pine scorpions, reindeer, pikas, The coyotes... Upper Mountain Super Skyride is the largest cable car I have ever had before, and a car can hold about 70 or 80 people. When the weather is warm, even the top of the cable car can stand up to ten people - of course, the safety rope. Waiting for the summit, you can see the panoramic view of the impressive Vancouver city, the sparkling sea and the snow-capped peaks in the distance. Spring, summer and autumn, the mountain trails with different strengths and mountain rope adventures are a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The best is the canopy adventure for children, looking at the age of four or five. The little guys, from hesitation to courage, finally floated happily on the ropes between the tree houses, and they were quite "burning". Winter mountain avatars in the snowy fairyland, the Vancouver people who work off the car to snowboard to slide the night is their usual life. As for the 900-pound brown bear - the weight does not affect the sharpness of its eyes and the agility of the movement, as well as the cute "Hedwig", the locals are used to it, but we are excited about these tourists