Published on Jan, 2025

Ensure that you take some water to drink , but there are plenty of opportunities to buy at the many stops

Published on Jan, 2025

This was our favourite activity in Vancouver. We caught the free shuttle from outside the Hyatt Regency Hotel which dropped us off at the Capilano Suspension Bridge, from here we walked to the local bus stop for the shuttle to Grouse Mountain. We travelled to the top of the mountain via the newly built gondola which was very smooth and seats about 6 at a time. As our visit was just prior to Christmas, the top of the mountain was decorated as Santa's village with a workshop and reindeer. There was a short walk you could do through the snow where Christmas music was playing and lights decorated the area. It was beautiful and it was snowing! Stop and have a bite to eat or Hot Choc at the restaurant up the stairs, great views. Stopping in at Capilano Bridge on our way back, the entire area was decorated with Christmas Lights, it was amazing. A must do is the cliff walk, it is a little daunting if you don't like heights but it is worth it for the views. When visiting Vsncouver, these two stops are a must.

Published on Nov, 2024

Good place to visit and much more to the place than just the suspension bridge. The tree walks, totem poles and cliff walk are also worthwhile

Published on Oct, 2024

A great trip - I loved seeing the grizzly bears in the sanctuary on Grouse Mountain. The tour guide could have been a little clearer about where to meet after the visit - this resulted in me waiting in the wrong place and returning late to the bus with the tour guide in a bit of a flap. Please make sure guests know exactly where to meet, not just when. Capilano Suspension Bridge was a lovely place to visit. I did the cliff walk which was nerve-wracking but so worth it. The salmon hatchery was utterly fascinating. A great day out.

Published on Oct, 2024

This was a long all day tour but great from start to finish. Grouse Mountain was a lot of fun with a great view of the city despite some haze from wildfires. A lot to see on the summit, more than we had time for. The Capilano portion was even better. The walk in the trees was stunning, the suspension bridge a challenge. The fish hatchery was also interesting. I forget our tour guide's name, but he was excellent. An older gentleman with a great voice. He was informative, provided a great deal of background on the city and western Canada, and provided great suggestions on how to enjoy the various sites. These places are great for kids. We didn't have our grandchildren (age 6) with us, but they would have loved the experience, so I guess we'll have to come back.