Do you like the outdoors? Do you want to build your legs before the summer? Good news, the must -see Grouse Grind trail, leading to the top of Grouse Mountain, is ready to welcome visitors again for the 2022 season.
With its 2830 steps and its 853 m descent to 2.9 km, the trail is known for its deafening ascent. It is open again daily from 7 am to 7 pm
But be prepared: bring water, food and a cell phone, Metro Vancouver recommends. Dogs are not allowed on this trail.
This steep walk can only be done uphill. Hikers are invited to purchase a ticket to get off the cable car, where wearing a mask is mandatory.
This is the only descent option while maintenance is underway on the nearby British Columbia Mountaineering Club (BCMC) trail, Metro Vancouver warns.
The lower part of the trail BCMC will be closed Monday through Friday through June 30 inclusive. If permitted, the venue will reopen to the public on weekends and public holidaysMetro Vancouver said in a statement.
The regional administration also advises guests to be careful around the construction area.
However, it is possible to opt for a detour through the Baden-Powell and Larsen trails and thus find the upper part of the trail BCMC near marker 29, Metro Vancouver said.
Source: Radio-Canada
