Visitor Crowding

Alpine Resort Shift in North Vancouver: What 2026 Tourism Means for North Vancouver tourism

Full parking signs. Twenty‑minute lift queues. A family debating whether the view is worth the wait. Demand is spiking, yet tempers are, too. That tension sits at the heart of North Vancouver tourism in 2026, a $45‑million push toward a four‑season resort development has electrified interest, while visitor patience thins over crowding, access and pricing. The scale of tourism infrastructure investment is accelerating an alpine resort evolution, but it is also surfacing crowding and pricing issue