Grouse Mountain Lumberjack Show
This entertaining family event is not to be missed!
The Grouse Mountain Lumberjack Show features champion performers showcasing their skills in an outdoor set of two logging camps from the early 1900s. Johnny Nelson from the Green River logging camp battles Willie McGee from Blue Mountain to determine the top lumberjack. The 45-minute show offers fast paced entertainment and features log rolling, a 60-foot tree climb, two-man peg and raker saws, axe throwing, and an exciting springboard chop. Lumberjack shows are held daily at 12:00 PM, 2:30 PM and 4:30 PM from mid-May to October. Access to the Lumberjack Show is included with the Alpine experience ticket and annual membership. The shows are weather dependent.
Carving a Child’s Chair
Double Head Axe Throw
Dynamite Duo
Log Rolling
Log Saw
Standing Block Chop
Tree Climber
Tree Climbing
Two Man Peg Saw
Underhand Chop
Getting There
Grouse Mountain provides a free shuttle service to the mountain with the purchase of an admission ticket. The shuttle departs daily from Canada Place in downtown Vancouver in the summer.
BC Transit provides regular bus service to and from the base of Grouse Mountain every half hour. In North Vancouver, take Bus 232 at Phibbs Exchange or Bus 236 at Lonsdale Quay to Grouse Mountain.
For travel from Vancouver, take the SeaBus from Waterfront Station SeaBus Terminal to the Charles A Spratt SeaBus Terminal at Lonsdale Quay and then take Bus 236 to Grouse Mountain. For more information, visit translink.ca.
For travel by car from Vancouver, follow Georgia Street through Stanley Park and across the Lion’s Gate Bridge, then take the North Vancouver exit to Marine Drive and turn left on Capilano Road. Proceed north on Capilano Road for five kilometres (three miles).
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Wow…love how you captured all of the action! Great photos!!
Thanks Sherry! I hope the photos will entice others to see the lumberjack show on Grouse Mountain. It’s great family fun and the mountain is the perfect place to spend a day.
This looks like so much fun to watch! Thanks for sharing and thank you for following Travel Oops! Cheers, Steph
Thanks Steph, the show is fun and makes for a great day trip. I hope you have an opportunity to see it one day.
Thank you so much, Patricia for the cool post! That is absolutely impressive 🙂
Thank you Amy, that was so kind of you!