Amazing experience ! If you like ziplining this is a must do at Grouse Mountain. There are 5 ziplines, 3 are short and easy, the last 2 are for thrill seekers. Get your GoPro ready for some cool views of the mountains and Howe Sound. Our 2 instructors were very nice and knowledgeable. Everything felt very safe. Our group was made of 4 people which was great, we didn't feel rushed. The whole tour is about 2 hours long so you have time to explore all the other activities at Grouse Mountain before or after your tour. If you buy the annual pass+, Ziplining is included so that makes it quiet affordable. read more

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As a solo zip liner and this being my first time, I was extremely nervous! However, Clara was very friendly and talked with me most of the time! She was super helpful for getting me out of that nervous state so I'm very grateful to her! Overall, I had a great experience. We did three different lines and I highly recommend this zip line. They walk you through the equipment and the safety procedures very thoroughly and they don't overcomplicate it! read more

The day looked to be foggy up on the hill, but turned out to be an absolute beauty day. and the guides we had were great.. John, Otis, Max. my family and I had a lot of fun. read more

Amazing views. You get to take a gondola plus a lift and do some zip lining. Do be aware there is a little bit of hiking involved in this, so if you can't climb upstairs or you can't walk, this probably isn't the event for you. Madeline and Cody made the experience fantastic and fun. We felt extremely safe. It was an absolutely beautiful day today. Highly recommend. read more

Grouse Mountain Ziplines - Ariel view from the lift - Ziplining Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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My 10 year old daughter had the best time on the Mountain Ropes Adventure. Her guide, Max, was wonderful.... Very encouraging and helpful. My daughter had a blast and Max put a very nervous mom at ease! We can't wait to come back to Vancouver to do it again! read more

Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay. My, oh, my, what a wonderful day. Plenty of sunshine headin' my way. Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay! I've been to Vancouver many times, but I never had the chance to visit Grouse Mountain. I've seen so many beautiful pictures and heard about their zipline courses. So my friend and i decided to give them a try. I thought it was a little expensive and how they charge you to take the gondola up. There are a total of 5 courses and they suggest you arrive 1 hour early, which makes sense because you have to find parking and wait in line for the gondola. Our flight was schedule at 11 am and we got there around 10:10 and got parking right at lot A , rock star parking!! We just exited the car and walked up the stairs behind us. If you don't have a special plate or pass, you need to pay for parking. We waited in line for the gondola for about a few mins and took the 8 min ride up. The views were amazing!! I wish they weren't so many moths in the gondola. I was too excited with the views to listen to what the tour guide Kennedy said in the gondola, so we got a bit lost when we were trying to find our zipline station. It turns out it's very easy. just follow the bear path and look for the signs. When we reached the zipline station, they told us we had to rent a locker for $1 CAD to place our bags in. You actually can't bring your bags with you, but just your phone. There is a form you fill out and a waiver you sign. They had to weigh me to make sure I weighed enough. They will help you with your vest and helmet and teach you how to carry your own equipment. We had a total of a group of 6 and when everyone was ready, it was time to hike to the first station. Zipline 1 - Length 79m; Elevation 3.5m; Speed 20 km/ Length 259.19 ft; Elevation 11.5ft; Speed 12 mph This was walking distance from the zipline station and it was a pretty short course. You didn't feel you were that high but still it was a great start. Zipline 2- Length 182m; Elevation 17.5m; Speed 55 km/h; Length 597.14ft; Elevation 57.5ft; Speed 34 mph This was right around the 1st course and it was much faster. It was a little bit higher and at the end of the course you get to fly over a small lake. For this course, you had to do the starfish and you should not be holding onto the rope or bar. It was so amazing!! I love how fast it was going and I enjoyed the view of the lake! Zipline 3 - Length 87m; Elevation 9.5m; Speed 35 km/h; Length 285.5ft; Elevation 31.2ft; Speed 21 mph This was a very scenic course. You flew over the lake and what's so cool is that in the end you bounce back. Which they didn't tell you and it was cool to enjoy the view again. Before you reach zipline 4 you have to take the chairlift up the mountain. So you are free from your equipment for a while. You leave it at the bottom of the base and you can remove your helmet if you want, take the lift and enjoy the views. The ride is slow but the views are indescribable. Zipline 4 - Length 387m; Elevation 27m; Speed 73 km/h/ Length 1269.8 ft; Elevation 88 ft.6 ft; Speed 14.29 mph. This is located at the bottom of their other attraction The Eye of the Wind. And you had to walk up a few flight of stairs to get to the top of your take off. The flight itself was very breathtaking. You felt like you had your own helicopter ride and witnessing all the mountains. This was a long ride but slow. I wish it was faster, but at the same time, i loved the views. Zipline 5- Length 455m; Elevation 26m; Speed 70 km/h/ Length 1492.9 ft; Elevation 85.3 ft; 43.5 Mph Getting to zipline 5 was brutal. I live in SF and I know what steep is, and this was steep! And maybe because i'm petite, but the rocky steps were really high, making it harder for me. After you reach the top, you still have to go up the tower. Don't give up!! Anyways, this was a pretty long course and just as breathtaking as the 4th one. The instructor had to give me an extra push because the lady behind me barely made it , mainly because maybe we didn't weigh enough. This course actually ended back at The Eye of the Wind. So only the first minute was a hike up back to the main road and the rest was all downwards. You get to take the chairlift back down and walk back to the zipline station. Overall, i had an awesome experience. They take your photo at the 2nd course so make sure you are ready. The photos are 12.00 each and you can rent a gopro for around 30 dollars. They give you a USB stick in the end with all your videos. Although, you are allowed to bring your cell phone with you, i will be afraid if dropped it. You have a pocket on your vest to hold your cell. Our guides Harmony and David (i think, he was Australian) were awesome and super down to earth. Although, everything did add up in the end, it was all worth it! I will so do this again and maybe in October when its fall foliage, cause I'm sure the views will be spectacular! read more

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My girlfriend and I were late for our 10:00am appointment and we're able to reschedule to a 2:00pm the same day. In the US they would get really annoyed by my tardiness but the teller at the booth( bless her heart) went out of her way to accommodate us. I LOVE CANADA! Anyways we arrived at our appointment 10 minutes before our time and they started us off with a few easy zip lines. Now while it was foggy, and the visuals wasn't great compared if we were at peak season in the summer - we were still able to enjoy the lines. With the fog, it created a sense of the unknown and where the zip ends. I could appreciate that. Before we got to the 4th and 5th lines, we took a 15 minute chair ride up the mountain. These lines were the longest and most fun out of all of the zips. By the last one, we took the chairlift down again. By this time the sun was coming up showing a spectacular view below us. The host were nice. There is some hiking involve and my girlfriend and I were falling behind because we came from the Mountain Rope Adventures tour prior but it was both worth it. I suggest you take the zip lines first before the Rope tour as you will be wiped out. And there are a lot of stairs. Despite that it is a very fun tour to see grouse mountain. Good luck and Shaka bra! read more

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A little bit pricey for the ziplines.... 5 stations for $109. But we totally enjoyed the experience!! The view was absolutely gorgeous. The mountains full of snow around us and the forest and lake underneath us.... scary but very addictive that we wanted to do it again! The staffs are super friendly and professional. They gave very detail instructions. We felt very safe!! The only thing we didn't like about was we had to carry our own zipline equipment. Yes... it was kind of heavy! It was very difficult to walk and carried the heavy equipment in the snow! However, the staffs would jump in and helped us to carry if we were having difficulties. read more

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Its fun attraction but I have done the ziplining 3 times. Well first and last time was paid by my firm. The second time was because Grouse had no snow and they made my snowboarding pass to a ziplining pass (totally not cool). There are a total of 5 lines. First one is a test or practice run for breaking. So the first one is very short. The second one is the rough stop one. In the past you can do whatever you like but now they require you to do starfish pose. So it doesn't go super fast. It is on the 2nd line that they take your photo. Third line is a low one which means you are closer to the water and it is a shorter line. Doesn't go very fast either. Fourth line is the longest line I believe. It has a really nice view. But you can not do starfish or else you might end up getting stuck out there. 5th line is a long line as well. Might be the same length as the 4th line. The 4th and 5th line almost run parallel to each other. Both line very nice view. Overall its fun. I do wish it is a bit longer and that the ziplining goes a lot fast. I have heard other countries have much more scarier ziplining and or way more better ziplining view to see. read more

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We did the ziplining here and it was tons of fun. It's a shorter course - just 5 ziplines, but had a great experience. You can get here easily by driving or via public transportation. You'll need to take the Skyride up to the ziplines so arrive at least a half hour to forty-five minutes before your appointment. Check in was easy. You need to be between 70 pounds and 250 pounds to zip. $89 for an adult, plus you'll need to pay $59 for mountain access - you can have access to the mountain all day. It's a bit colder up on the mountain so I wore pants. Also make sure to wear closed-toe shoes. We had 2 tour guides, who were amazing. They taught us about safety and gave us some nice info about Grouse Mountain. We did the first appointment of the day and ended up getting a private tour because no one else signed up for the same time. Because we were a group of 2, it was very quick. The first three ziplines are pretty small and will help you get used to the way they work. They break for you so you don't have to worry about that. For the last 2 lines, you need to take the ski lift up the mountain. You zip across the mountain and it's gorgeous! Really great experience - would do it again for sure. read more

I had never been ziplining before but wanted to try it at Grouse Mountain. The day I went, it was super foggy/hazy but still an AMAZING time. I was the only one in the group so it was a solo tour but I liked it better that way. I LOVED my guides as they were a blast to chat with along the way and made everything fun. I left my phone in the locker because I didn't realize you could bring it with you - my mistake. Although I wouldn't have been able to get many pictures as it was very hard to see anything. The fog kinda added to the suspense of the zip since you couldn't see where you were going but I would love to go again on a clear day so I can actually see the mountain/view. I highly recommend this to anyone who is adventurous and likes a little thrill. Again, my guides were amazing and seemed like friends rather than two people taking me on a tour because it's their job. They cared about the rules and my safety but also wanted me to enjoy myself and have fun. There are photo ops along the way and those are the only pictures I have. I can not recommend Grouse Mountain (and he Ziplines) enough. read more

Grouse Mountain Ziplines - Ziplining Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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I don't know why this place has so few reviews! I was in Vancouver for a few days and I knew I wanted to go ziplining (I've never been ziplining before). So my plan was to hike the Grouse Grind and do ziplining when I got to the top. I went early on a Friday morning and got to the top of the mountain around 9am. I tried to get on the 10am zipline tour but it was all full, so I signed up for the 10:30am tour instead. Surprisingly, I was literally the ONLY person on the 10:30am tour, and I still got two fabulous tour guides (although later on in the tour it makes sense why you actually need two guides for every tour). It was like a private tour, and I had a blast! The tour is supposed to about 2 hours, but I'm assuming that's with a full group. I was back at the base in about an hour and 15 minutes. And I'm definitely not complaining because with a smaller group, you don't spend as much time waiting around. It's a very smooth zipline to zipline experience. The first zipline sort of gets you settled with how things are supposed to feel. They teach you the breaking position and signal you at the end of the line to let you know when you have to break. For those of you who are worried, the breaking position serves to lessen the impact when you hit the breaks, but you're not going to die or anything if your position is just a bit off. The third line was my favorite. Well, it was either 3 or 4...whichever the longest one was. You reach almost 40 mph and the zipline is pretty long (I'd say almost a minute?). There is some hiking involved to get from zipline to zipline, and you also get to take a ski lift to get to lines 4 and 5. Another way to enjoy the breathtaking views of Grouse Mountain. From my personal experience, I would say that unless it's raining, every day is a good ziplining day. If it's sunny and clear, you get gorgeous views of the mountain. But I went on a very cloudy/foggy day, and I still had a great experience. When it's super foggy, no you don't get to see much of the mountain, but ziplining through fog is quite an experience as well! You're literally going through thick white mist and you can only see maybe 2-3 ft in front. It makes it more exciting, in my opinion. It is a bit pricey at $109 for 5 ziplines, but I thought it was worth it. I had a wonderful experience here and I hope to return someday! If you guys are interested in the itineraries I used during my visit to Vancouver, I've posted them on my blog here: http://reasyume.com/itineraries/ read more

Grouse Mountain Ziplines - Ziplining Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

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I've always wanted to try ziplining and we made the drive up. $109 is a lot for anything that lasts about 1.5 hours but how often do you get to do this? (It's two hours if there's a huge group. Our group was five total.) The trick is to buy tickets a little after the opening 10am rush. We went on what started off as a rainy Monday but even the group ahead of us was a pretty decent size, like seven or eight people. Imagine the weekend on a sunny day. Our slot was 11:20am. It was a family of three and my cousin and myself. The workers are all friendly, we got checked in and assigned our gear. The big question is cameras. They rent GoPros for $33 (or $36?) and the guides start and stop the video for you. I forgot my damn GoPro but we asked if we could use a cellphone or DSLR. They said we totally could use whatever but warned us about them slipping over certain lines. So, if you can figure out a wrist strap to your cellphone, they'll let you use that. I wanted to let my DSLR hang around my neck, which they would have let me do, but the morning rain killed that idea. Anyway, so we met our guides; Adam from the UK and Simon from Switzerland... awesome guys, faked-laughed at my dumb jokes (or maybe they actually thought I was somewhat funny). They were awesome. They didn't try to be show-offs, didn't try to be hall monitors (letting us have some fun) and they were just normal guys. So, you go on five lines. Three lines at the base, two off the back of the top. Line #1 - Small but gets your feet wet, gets your confidence and trust going with the gear. Line #2 - Third longest. Really fast, you have to 'starfish' (arms and legs out) to wind drag and you still slam into the stopping area, which I liked, actually. Line #3 - Smaller line over water, so it's scenic. You can bounce on this one, if you want. Line #4 - This is the crazy one(s). You take a slow-ass lift up... then walk to the line (picture attached). It's faaaarrrrrrrrr. In mean, the unloading porch is like a dot on the horizon. The line is across a big valley. You actually are encouraged to go as fast as possible because sometimes people freak out and slow themselves down and get stuck. Our guides said on #4 and #5, usually one person a day gets stuck and they have to drag them back. So, grow a pair and gun it! Look around, beautiful view of Vancouver. If you're scared of heights, don't look down. Line #5 - Same deal, especially for this... it's really long, a return across the same valley but this isn't as steep so you really have to lean back and get speed. The boy in our group literally almost didn't make it to the platform, stopped before the bumpers, he was going so slow (didn't weigh that much). On the way out, we tipped our guides $10 each. I get the impression they don't get tipped a lot so if they're good, kick in. Yeah, $109 is a lot but they probably don't make a ton and your lives were in their hands. Definitely give this a go! Tip - try parking lot A, everyone assumes it's full and just settles for C or D, which were packed... but A was actually wide open. People see the lower parking lots and just assume they'd better get something quickly. read more

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This was a fun way to spend the afternoon. The good: - Ziplines were pretty good, especially line #4 and #5. - Our guides were great, upbeat and helpful. - Smooth experience, no delays or problems. - Great views on a nice day. The bad: - Kinda pricey for a zipline. Side note: You have to wear one of their helmets to ride and you can rent a Gopro or a locker if you want. read more

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Do not leave Vancouver without visiting this cool azz place!! Do something totally cool and zipline across the mountains. WHAT AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE! From transportation to reservations to lift workers to dining... EVERYONE we encountered that was affiliated with Grouse Mountain was oh so nice and professional. we had an amazing day! SO back to ziplines... there are things in life that you should check off your bucket list and ziplining at high altitude can be one - if you come to Grouse Mountain. $100 but trust me pay for the experience that will be forever etched in your memory. The views are absolutely breathtaking. I truly wish I could've stayed all day and zip zip zipped!!! It was so much fun. There are 5 lines - the first, as the others state, are to ease you into zipping. The other 4 are so worth it. They get better and better! There is some walking, hills, and high climbing involved if you're the average physically active person you'll be fine. And even though you just took a Gandola ride to the sky, there is a ski-lift ride involved as well to take you even higher. But it makes for great reflecting time with your crew and GOD. LOL This was a great experience. Transportation, vis coach bus, is free and loops from Canada Place and the major hotels. Go ZIP now! GoPro rental is a reasonable $37. read more

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This is a review from about 5 years ago. This is probably the most awesome thing I've ever done in my life. Its the perfect location for a zipline. Absolutely beautiful. I will remember this adventure for the rest of my life. It starts out simple and it got longer and prettier with each flight. There were about 9 flights?, the last one was the best! It went from mountain to mountain. Wish I had a Go Pro (not sure if its allowed). The last flight was a double so my husband and I went together. Amazing! He actually was short about 50 ft, his weight didnt carry him all the way through, lol. So the guide had to go out and get him. The only downside that day was that it was cloudy. We could've seen the city of Vancouver on the last flight, super high elevation, but we ziplined through the clouds. I've never seen anything so beautiful in my life...truely thrilling! At that time the 2 guides and fellow participants were happy to take photos and videos but having a Go Pro would've been awesome. We were in a group of 6, my husband and I and a family of 4. The staff was very professional, I think one was even from Switzerland. So they knew about mountains. I felt completely safe. We were never rushed. The zipline is not cheaply made. Huge bolts, steel rods, tons of concrete made me feel at ease. We went in August, morning flight, and wore warm clothing.. jacket, jeans, running shoes. I would recommend a jacket with zippered pocket for your camera. There is a little bit of a hike to get to some flights. We paid about $100 each and it was worth every dollar. I would pay double for what I got. Can't wait to go back someday! read more

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High price and not attentive to safety issue prevention. We purchased 3 tickets for $330 on a 29 Degree Celsius day. They had no water during the entire 2 hour trek despite high temps and hiking. My daughter was asking for water and then fainted. You can't really carry water with you unless you have a special bottle that can be clipped to your harness. Seems the least they can do for safety and price is offer people water at least once during the trip. They told me she was the second person to faint that day, but did nothing to help hydrate their guests. Adam did an amazing job to care for my daughter after she fainted, but the team needs to do a much better job preventing issues like this. read more

I was treated to these ziplines a few years ago as a birthday surprise. Having never zipped before and not being a big fan of rollercoasters I was a little apprehensive to say the least. Heights are also not my favorite thing in the world. Thankfully the package included a gondola ride up and down, and we didn't have to wait long for the experience to begin. There are five ziplines and the first two are shorter and intended to prepare you for what lies ahead. The guides we had on the day were chatty and very good at their jobs. They gave excellent instructions and seemed genuinely happy to be there. I felt completely safe while zipping, though that didn't stop me from closing my eyes over the scary parts! You are strapped in securely, so there's nothing to be worried about. I didn't find getting from one zipline to the next to be taxing at all. It's all part of the experience! All in all we finished in around 2-2.5 hours. To give some perspective on price, Grouse charges $110-$120 depending on the season, less for members. I've since been ziplining in Puerto Vallarta which was about US$100 for an all-day experience of 10-15 ziplines, offroad 4x4, rappelling and waterslides. It was a much more comprehensive, enjoyable experience, though as my first foray, I had a good time at Grouse as well. Would I be open to returning? Absolutely, if this came up on Groupon for about half off. Otherwise, I'll be checking out other more reasonably-priced ziplines in the Lower Mainland or overseas instead. read more

If you're looking for an outdoor activity near Vancouver, look into Grouse Mountain Zip Lines. A great way to spend half a day in the outdoors and loads of fun. Grouse Mountain is about 30-45 minutes north of Vancouver. We parked in the lot (C$6) and took the 5 minute gondola ride to the top. The ride is included in the price of the zip line but if you're just sightseeing it's something like C$40 which seemed ridiculous to me. The gondola drops you off at a big visitor center with restaurant, bathrooms, etc., and you walk a few minutes further to the zip line building where you get outfitted. The first zip line takes off just a few yards outside their door. They put us in a group of around 6 people, plus two guides. The guides seem to be young men and women who ski in the wintertime and do this to tide them over during the off season. I'm sure guides vary but ours were friendly and very competent. The course is 5 lines ranging from basic to exhilarating. The whole experience took about 1 1/2 hours. Along the way, you will do some light hiking and stair climbing. The views of Vancouver are magnificent so good weather is definitely a plus. All in all a great way to spend the afternoon. Beware that traffic going back into Vancouver can be heavy, much of it before you reach the bridge into the city. It took us 45 minutes just to get to the bridge. read more

Over priced for many reasons. $110 for only 5 stations. My prior zipline experience in Nicaragua was only $40 for 10 stations. Only line #2 was exciting. It was fast, but far too short. Lines 4 & 5 are long but slow. So slow the guides warned us to use the highest speed technique in order to not get stuck in the middle of the line. The guides were trained to tell us to use the most conservative poses. While friendly, the guides seemed more interested in maintaining banter amongst themselves than ensuring their customers were having a good time. The Nica guides encouraged us to try more exciting poses. They taught us "superman" & how to hang upside down. The Nica guides seemed more interested in ensuring we had a good time. They asked if we wanted them to take pictures or movies with our own equipment. They took great pictures of us in various poses on & off the lines. The Grouse Mountain people took a few rather uninteresting pictures with their equipment then offered to sell them to us @ $10 or so each. I know things in Canada are generally more expensive than in Nica. But paying more than twice the price...for less than half the experience...seems excessive. Nonetheless, if you have not been on other ziplines you may really enjoy this experience. read more

The zip lines were a great time, and you have the best views. I will say, the tour guides really made the zip line adventure so much fun. TJ and Jack were so funny, engaging, and made sure everyone had the best time possible. read more

This place definitely deserves more than the current 3 star average. This is a fun, albeit pricey, activity just minutes away from downtown Vancouver. I've been ziplining at several locations and each of them are a bit different. The Grouse Mountain setup was super simple and easy, the guide clips you in and the only thing you need to worry about is enjoying the ride and remembering the right form before your impact with the braking spring at the end of the run. The guides were lots of fun and very helpful. My wife, 12 year old son and I really enjoyed the 2 hours we spent zip lining on Grouse Mountain. If you are in a group, definitely bring your go pro or rent one from Grouse Mountain. I have some great footage of my family that will be enjoyed for many years to come. The last two lines are the really high, long and fast zip lines. The last two lines offer breath taking views and a nice long ride between the mountains. Enjoy! read more

Amazing fun and great staff! Cannot fault a thing, save for my gopro didn't produce the best of the zips but not sure how that happened! Highly recommend day out. We even saw bears at the bottom! read more

Grouse Mountain Ziplines - Awesome fun! - Ziplining Near Me - North Vancouver, British Columbia

Our guides, Becky and Mike, were wonderful. Fun and safe. The lines are not very long but they are very secure and safe. It was perfect for our first time. read more

Went on the zip lines at Grouse Mountain August 25 2016. The day was beautiful and clear, the guides were great and knew what they were doing, and the zip lines were fast. At the 1st zip line you are told how to position you body to prepare for landing. I have been on zip lines before and haven't had to position myself for landing - that should have been a hint. At the end of the zip line you smash into a large metal spring. No slowing down, no slack, just bam! It wasn't that hard so wasn't too worried. The 2nd line you are told to go down spread eagle so you don't go too fast, then position yourself for landing, which I did. This was a fast line, and no matter how you prepare yourself, you hit that metal spring at the end really hard, and you can't avoid a whiplash. I did, and I saw that the people after me did too. The 5th line is pretty bad too if you take the guides' advice and go full speed. I iced and massaged my neck as soon as I could but noticed pain, dizziness, weakness, and head fog coming on slowly 3 days later. My 13 year old daughter had a headache, dizziness and head fog as well. I have been seeing the chiropractor and acupuncturist quite a few times over the last 3 weeks and am still not back to normal. I know of 2 other people who have been to Grouse Mountain zip lines in the past month who are also experiencing difficulties. This is a big warning to people who are considering zip lining on Grouse Mountain. read more

Cancelled tickets due to bad weather. Although that might be the case, some of us come a long distance out of the country to hit these sights. This was the pinnacle of the trip and they couldn't even bother giving some small compensation such as a free ride up the gondola. Cheap pricks read more

This review is not about the zipling itself, but about the business practices of this company. I booked a zipline with Grouse Mountain while on vacation in Vancouver, BC a few weeks back, for my second to last day of the trip. Unfortunately, I got pretty sick the evening prior to the day I was scheduled. As soon as I knew I was in no shape to zipline the next morning, I called around 5PM to explain the situation, cancel and ask for a refund. They refused to refund me, and told me that in order to get my money back, told me that I could either 1. reschedule (which was not possible since I was scheduled to leave the following day) or 2. provide a Drs. note, which I thought was pretty extreme, since although I was sick, and in no condition to go flying down the side of a mountain, a doctors visit wasn't necessary (esp since I am a visiting tourist in an international country). So now I'm out $109 and no zipline! I was bummed- really looking forward to trying ziplining...thanks for nothing! read more

Great experience with enthusiastic and fun tour guides. The views were fantastic and the ziplines a blast. Two of the five ziplines are extremely long, one reaching speeds of 55mph and the other providing breathtaking views. read more

Had an amazing time zip lining at Grouse Mountain. Our two guides were simply awesome as well. I will recommend this to everyone.