Grouse Mountain
British Columbia, Canada β 0.4 km
Bear Sleeping den - Grouse Mountain
π¨π¦ British Columbia Β· Canada
This camera points at the bear sleeping den at Grouse Mountain, a mountain resort just above Vancouver. It is a live view of a habitat set up for the resident grizzly bears, so you can check whether anyone is out before you plan a visit. The stream comes from the source and is embedded here with a link back to it.
Grouse Mountain rises above the North Shore of Vancouver, with the city and the Burrard Inlet spread out below it on clear days. The resort is known for its ski runs, its gondola ride and its wildlife sanctuary, which gives injured or orphaned grizzly bears a protected home. The mountain feels remote, yet it is only a short drive from downtown Vancouver, and the forest around it is typical of the Pacific Northwest.
The title names a bear den, so the view is aimed at the animals' sleeping area rather than the city. Bears are most active in the cooler parts of the day and during the warmer months, when they forage and move around the enclosure. Activity can be slow in winter, when many bears rest for long periods. Depending on the view and conditions, you may see only a quiet den for much of the time.
Vancouver has a mild, wet climate, with the driest and warmest weather usually from July to September. Winters are rainy and grey, and snow falls higher on the mountain. Visitors usually reach Grouse Mountain by the Skyride gondola or by road. Other cameras on this site cover the Outpost, the North Vancouver view and the Bear Habitat front, so you can compare conditions across the resort.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for the area are shown in the live block on this page. Conditions on the mountain can differ from those in Vancouver, so check the live data before you go.
The local time for the camera is shown above the player and updates automatically. It follows Pacific time in British Columbia, including daylight saving changes.
The camera is at Grouse Mountain on the North Shore of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The map on this page marks its location, and nearby cameras are listed below it.
Bears tend to be more visible in the warmer months and in the cooler parts of the day. In winter many bears rest, so the den may look quiet for long periods.
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