North Vancouver - Grouse Mountain
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Bear Habitat Cam - Front - Grouse Mountain
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This live camera points at the front of the bear habitat on Grouse Mountain, above Vancouver. It lets you check on the animals and the enclosure from home before you plan a visit. The page also shows local time and the weather for the mountain, which can differ noticeably from the city below.
Grouse Mountain rises above North Vancouver on the north shore of Burrard Inlet, with forest, ski runs and views over the city and water. The bear habitat is one of the mountain's best-known attractions and is home to rescued bears that cannot be released into the wild. British Columbia is rich in wildlife, and the coastal forests around the mountain are part of that landscape.
The camera is aimed at the habitat front, so you can watch for bear activity during daylight hours. Bears are often more active in the morning and late afternoon, while midday can be quieter. Activity depends on the weather, the season and the animals' own routines, so you may see long stretches of rest. Check the live time on the page to plan around the most likely viewing hours.
Vancouver has a mild, wet climate, with the heaviest rain usually in autumn and winter and drier, warmer weather in summer. On the mountain, temperatures are often cooler and snow can fall in winter, so bring layers. The gondola is the usual way up. Nearby cameras on the same mountain, including the Grouse Mountain feed and the bear sleeping den, let you check other views before you go.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for the mountain are shown in the live weather block on this page. Mountain conditions can differ from those in Vancouver, so check before heading up.
The local time for the camera is shown on this page in the live time block. It follows the Pacific time used in British Columbia.
The camera is on Grouse Mountain in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The map on this page marks its location on the mountain.
Bears are often most active in the morning and late afternoon, though activity varies with weather and season. Midday may be quieter, and the live view is the best way to see current conditions.
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