Ski Resorts in Yaletown, Vancouver, BC
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808 Pacific Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6Z 1C3
(604) 714-2233
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6000 Cypress Bowl Road, West Vancouver, V7V 3N9
(604) 926-5612
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6400 Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver, V7R 4K9
6049809311
As Vancouver’s most popular attraction welcoming 1.3 million guests each year, Grouse Mountain is a four-season destination featuring a wildlife refuge, vast selection of dining options, thrilling outdoor adventure, summer activities galore, the best in local snow sports…and much more. 
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6400 Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver, V7R 4K9
(604) 980-9311
24h/24h - 7j-7j de Altitudes Bistro at Grouse Mountain Resort 
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1700 Mt Seymour Rd, North Vancouver, V7G 1L3
(604) 986-2261
Mt Seymour is less than 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver, in beautiful North Vancouver. Known as the place to learn, Mt Seymour is just a short drive from Mt Seymour Parkway (off Hwy 1) to the base village allowing quick access to our winter playground with over 30 downhill ski and snowboard runs of varying lengths and abilities, family fun tobogganing and snow tubing, and over 10km of marked and maintained snowshoe trails. Mount Seymour is also home to renowned terrain parks boasting over forty snow, rail and box features from small to x-large. Mt Seymour offers ski and snowboard lessons, rentals, dining, logo wear and meeting facilities. 
Mount Seymour Resort is a beloved ski destination for locals and families, known for its excellent snow conditions, stunning views, and accommodating staff. The terrain offers something for skiers of all levels, with the addition of new chairs and the removal of crowds in certain areas. While ticket prices at the cafeteria can be steep, bringing your own food is recommended. The resort is less corporate than other ski mountains, providing a more community-focused experience.