The trailhead includes some new upgrades including seating and water fountains
After an extra-long winter closure, North Vancouver’s Grouse Grind hiking trail is re-opening Saturday at 7 a.m.
As an additional heads-up, hikers should be warned that after opening on Saturday, the Grind will be closed on Monday, April 29 for work being carried out by Grouse Mountain Resort related to construction of its new gondola. For those looking for a challenge, the fastest time recorded last year by a man was 27 minutes and 28 seconds, while the fastest woman completed the grind in 35 minutes, 53 seconds. The all-time official record is 23 minutes 48 seconds. Those feeling competitive about their hike can sign up for an account and compare their times on a Grouse Grind online leaderboard.Several more intense athletic challenges are also coming up for those inclined.
Safety information for Grouse Grind Trail Hikers are reminded to wear weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear and to be prepared with water, a snack, and a cellphone. While the trail is snow-free, expect winter conditions at the top of Grouse and bring extra layers of clothing.Hikers should also make sure to leave enough time to finish their hike before it gets dark. Currently the Grind closes at 6:30 p.m. daily.
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