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The “peak of Vancouver” has transformed for the holidays with mountaintop ice skating & a light walk

If you’re like us, you’re always on the hunt for the most unique holiday experiences every year. And a huge part of that is mountaintop ice skating, which is just one of many winter activities you can enjoy at Grouse Mountain every year.

Once again, the “peak of Vancouver” has transformed into an enchanting holiday wonderland. Guests can glide across their 8,000 square-foot Mountaintop Skating Pond hand-in-hand, take pictures with Santa at his workshop, and go on a magical Light Walk.

Who knows, maybe you’ll even get to hang out with some of Santa’s reindeer!

If you really want to enjoy this experience in all its glory, then you can also reserve a spot at a Breakfast with Santa buffet. Fill up on some pancakes, meet jolly old Saint Nick, and then walk (or skate) amongst the snow-topped trees.

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Mountain Admission Tickets are now available online and include access to the Peak of Christmas festivities. It’s $75 for adults, $55 for youth, and $39 for children aged 5 to 12 years old, and families can take advantage of their special day rate of $119 (family of four) until December 15th, after which point it goes up to $139.

So there you have it, Vancouver. Happy holidays!

Peak of Christmas 2023

When: Friday, November 24th to December 25th
Where: 6400 Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver
Cost: $39-$75, or $119 for a family of four

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