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trails this winterDon't forget we offer a great variety of Atlas snowshoes at Outfitters. For The Fashionista Winter fashion no longer means that you have to bundle up and sacrifice style. Look no further than Outfitters here at Grouse Mountain for the most fashionable outdoor apparel. Must-have Parajumpers jackets offer good looks and cozy warmth.Stylish Sorel Tofino boots will keep those toes dry and

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to check your progress. For summertime Grinders looking for a winter season weekly event, hit one of Grouse Mountain's Wednesday Social Nights. Inspired by the enormously successful Grouse Grind Social Nights this past summer and fall, this drop in event gets started at 7pm and combines a killer workout with an equal amount of socializing. Head to Altitudes Bistro after for some post-session

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a quick drink or a quick bath! Barn Swallows are the most wide-spread species of swallow and can be found throughout the Northern Hemisphere in the summertime. They migrate south for the winter before returning each spring. When they arrive at the start of May they will begin to gather mouthfuls of mud which they use to construct nests that are attached to buildings, usually under the eaves or

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Plexiglas nose bubble of a jet helicopter – except this bubble is approximately 30 times larger. The views from The Eye of the Wind are of the jaw-dropping variety. All of Vancouver and its busy harbor, the Coastal Mountains (including the twin peaks known as The Lions) and a vast, green wilderness spread out before you. On a clear day you can see southeast to snow-capped Mount Baker and Mount Rainier and

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complimentary day of downhill access", says Michael Cameron, General Manager. "We are pleased to demonstrate our commitment to winter sports year after year, with a variety of initiatives that draw people to the snow." On Spring Free Day Grouse Mountain will join forces with company sponsor Whistler Water to raise additional funds to support the Red Cross Japan Relief Fund. Guests are encouraged to support

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nothing is more grueling than what cancer patients endure during their fight against the disease and this helps propel individuals up the Mountain on race day”. Seek The Peak is a unique, pledge-driven relay event that has raised over $200,000 for Rethink Breast Cancer. All funds go directly to BC- based researchers who are working towards the goal of finding a cure for breast cancer, and to the start

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dramatic final. At Grouse Mountain, children aged seven and eight, refereed by 12 year-olds, will return to the ice tomorrow in honour of the Games event. The children are all from the local North Shore Hockey League, and represent the twelve teams competing for Olympic gold. The young hockey stars are participating in Games on corresponding Olympic game days. Hockey fever has climbed new heights in the

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bears and cougars would be afraid of us and would make themselves scarce and that there were many people on the trails and lots of trees if needed. My step-father got pretty winded the first 1/4 so we told him to take it easy and made him drink some water. Well, they made it up in 2.5 hours which I thought was very good. At the top, we enjoyed a nice lunch, wine and the spectacular view and

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, this unique, pledge-driven event has raised over $200,000 for Rethink Breast Cancer. By participating in Seek the Peak you are helping fight breast cancer.All funds that are raised from Seek the Peak go directly to BC-based researchers who are working towards the goal of finding a cure for breast cancer, and to the start up costs for valuable support programs for young women experiencing breast

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Mortimer the Missing Marmot A couple weeks back the North Shore News ran an article that told the saga of Mortimer Brown, a Yellow-bellied Marmot, who had taken up residence in urban West Vancouver. He was a long way from the bulk of his fellow yellow-bellieds, who normally inhabit the dry, rocky interior of British Columbia's Okanagan region. Every once in awhile, marmots are known to hitch

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