Eye of the Wind

WOW — talk about an adrenaline rush. This is part of Grouse Mountain but a separate feature. First you have to take the gondola ride from the Base. Next you take a chair lift to the top and then you go an additional 200 feet up to the top of the wind turbine sitting on top.
They have a 360 degree view with a small section in the floor that is see through — straight down.
Completed in 2009, The Eye of the Wind is the highest man-​made structure in the Lower Canadian Mainland at 1,231 meters (over 4,000 feet) above sea level. Wind turbines have an air of mystique — their large opposing skeletons sitting on vast windy stretches of land to provide renewable power to the region — very few people have the opportunity to see one up close, let alone ride to the top. At Grouse Mountain, visitors now have the opportunity to visit a fully functioning wind turbine, learn about it and appreciate the enormity of these energy producing machines.
Being afraid of heights — I am glad I made the journey with my Grandson but I will admit — they called for a truck to take is back down — skipping the the ski lift return.
This is a must do — I would highly recommend it since the view is amazing.