Lumberjack Show at Grouse Mountain

This isn’t your average outdoor performance. The Grouse Mountain Lumberjack Show immerses visitors into the rustic world of early 1900s logging camps. With slapstick humour, jaw-dropping feats, and skilled performers who are true champions in the lumberjack circuit, it’s an unforgettable experience for all ages.

For fans of lumberjack action—whether you've seen the Paula Deen Lumberjack Feud in Pigeon Forge or you're hunting down coupons for Lumberjack Feud—this show stands out. It may not be in the Smokies or Ketchikan, Alaska, but Grouse Mountain delivers a west coast twist on this classic sport-meets-theatre event.

And in case you're curious: How long is the lumberjack show? About 45 minutes—but the memories will stick like sap.

Log Rolling Battles:

Watch lumberjacks duel on a spinning log, trying to knock each other into the water. The stakes? Pride and soaked pants.

60-Foot Tree Climb:

Blink and you might miss it—these athletes race up towering poles like squirrels on espresso.

Two-Man Peg & Raker Saws:

It’s teamwork and brute strength as duos slice through thick logs using traditional saws. No power tools, just raw muscle.

Axe Throwing Accuracy:

Axes fly, crowds gasp, and bullseyes shatter—one of the show’s most satisfying spectacles.

Springboard Chop:

This rare three-board event is only seen here in North America. The lumberjacks embed springboards into vertical logs and climb them mid-chop. It’s balance, rhythm, and danger all in one.

Comedy & Banter:

Expect dad jokes, cheeky comebacks, and some surprisingly sharp wit. Think Monty Python meets mountain men.

Epic Setting:

Set on Grouse Mountain, the outdoor theatre comes with million-dollar views of Vancouver’s skyline, ocean, and forests.