This is a steep 1.5 hour average climb with lots of stairs. I was panting, along with lots of others! Make sure you bring lots of water!! The view of North Vancouver and Burrard Inlet from the top is beautiful though and worth the climb. You can grab lunch or a coffee (at the pricey cafe) at the top or take the inexpensive gondola ride down. Yes, there is a lift down. Hikers cannot go down the trail. The only way down is the gondola. Before you head down make sure you take in the bears and ride the chair lift to the top of Grouse Mountain (all for free).
British Columbia is a BEAUTIFUL place to live but, it's an EXPENSIVE place. Follow me on my journey through low cost ways to enjoy the province. Strap on you walking shoes, hiking boots or grab a paddle and come along for the ride as I explore the sights, sounds, eats and treats of BC on a budget.
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