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Contest: You could win a full year of mountain adventures in celebration of Grouse Mountain’s 100-year anniversary

Enter for a chance to win two Annual Pass+ for year-round access to adventure at Grouse Mountain

Contest: You could win a full year of mountain adventures in celebration of Grouse Mountain’s 100-year anniversary
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Enter for a chance to win two Annual Pass+ for year-round access to adventure at Grouse Mountain

There's never been a better time to become a Grouse Mountain passholder. As the iconic North Shore destination celebrates its 100-year anniversary, the resort is marking the milestone with new attractions, enhanced dining experiences and a packed calendar of special year-round events. The highlight of centennial celebrations is just around the corner.

Running from July 23 to Aug. 3, the Grouse Mountain Centennial Festival brings together everything people love about summer on the mountain, from live entertainment and local food trucks to drone shows, family-friendly events, always popular Movies on the Mountain and special limited-time anniversary offers. One of the festival's highly anticipated experiences is A Century of Stories, an original cinematic drone light show that transforms the night sky into a breathtaking tribute to the resort’s history. Told from the perspective of the mountain itself, the immersive production combines synchronized drones, cinematic music and storytelling to honour the people, wildlife and innovation that have shaped the past century.

Visitors can catch the epic show on July 23, 24, 25 and Aug. 2. Other highlights of Grouse Mountain’s Centennial Festival include: - Grinder and Coola’s 25th Bear-thday Fun-draiser on July 25 - Movies on the Mountain, featuring Jurassic Park on July 30 - Coors Light Presents: Music Loud, Mountains Blue live music concert series featuring Nearly Neil (on July 31) and Nautical Disaster (on Aug. 1) - Mingler Wednesdays at Altitudes Bistro with live DJs and Granville Island Brewing samples - Après Bike Fridays with live music at The Rusty Rail - Local food trucks serving festival favourites daily on Paradise Patio - Limited-time adventure offers, including $100 Mountain Zipline Tours and $50 Mountain Ropes Adventures, from July 23 to Aug. 3

The celebration also offers one of the best opportunities of the year to become a passholder. Special anniversary pricing on Grouse Mountain's Annual Pass and Annual Pass+ is available July 15 through Aug. 3. In addition to unlimited access to the Blue Grouse Gondola and Red Skyride for a full year, passholders enjoy access to mountaintop experiences including the Grizzly Bear Habitat, seasonal attractions, hiking trails and special events.

Annual Pass+ holders also enjoy more than $300 in added benefits, including one complimentary Grouse Gravity Coaster ride, one free Mountain Ropes Adventure, 50% off mountain admission for up to four guests per visit, an annual parking pass for adult passholders and discounts on dining, retail purchases and more. For more information about the Grouse Mountain Centennial Festival and Annual Passes, visit grousemountain.com. We’ve partnered with Grouse Mountain to give one lucky winner two Annual Pass+ (valued at $558) for a full year of access to The Peak of Vancouver You can enter via the contest entry form below.

For additional chances to win, visit Grouse Mountain at their website for 10 bonus entries, and visit their Facebook and Instagram for another 25 bonus entries each. This contest is open to British Columbia residents 19+ and closes on July 22, 2026. The contest winner will be contacted via email on this date.

Published
Jul 17, 2026
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Jul 17, 2026
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Vancouver Is Awesome
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