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importance of the group dynamic, learning together, getting brave to try new things together.”It takes a little magic to bring a vision like that to life and Grouse Mountain found its magician in a local artist, Tori Heavenor – a student at Emily Carr University of Art and Design. Tori’s passion is illustration, doodling and drawing and she has a special talent for creating animal characters with endearing

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Beta the Wolf It is with great sadness that I must inform that one of our oldest wolves, Beta, was humanely euthanized today. In our efforts to enhance Beta's quality of life last August a tumour was removed surgically from his rump and Beta recovered very well. In the last few weeks he developed progressive lameness in his left front leg, for which Ranger staff had been providing anti

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Indulge for a Good Cause Join us at The Observatory or Altitudes for Dining Out for Life - March 29, 2012 Dining Out For Life is back at Grouse Mountain for another year. On March 29, when you have dinner at The Observatory or Altitudes Bistro, 25% of food revenue will go to support those in our community living with HIV/AIDS through the work of A Loving Spoonful and Friends for Life. Enjoy a

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ClearlyContacts.ca Grouse Grind Challenge (watch the video here), our Grinders have raised a lifetime total of nearly $650,000 to help BC’s sick kids and we can’t wait to take that number to new heights! Register today at Grouse Mountain Guest Services or visit grindforkids.ca.

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full bellies, your gang will have no problem filling your pre-lunch hours on the mountain! Learn how owls get to be so wise at an Owl Interpretive Session. The mountain’s wildlife team will walk you through a day in the life of an owl and answer your questions during a 30-minute presentation. Next, you’re off to The Hive to see what all the buzz is about—it’s just as sweet as it sounds. Learn how

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perfect way to help your child gain skills and confidence on the slopes no matter what their level of ability. With half and full day options available, our renowned snow school is sure to set your little one on the path to a lifetime of winter enjoyment! Our first After School Zone Camp of the season is set to start this Thursday.If outdoor excitement is what you’re seeking, Grouse Mountain’s

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$210,000 over the past three years. To put it in perspective, $25 provides a lifetime of clean water to one person, which means 8,372 people have been positively impacted by Whistler Water One Climb to date!

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winter outings, courtesy of our experienced and qualified instruction team. - Postponed due to unprecedented weather conditions.If you work or play in remote locations, our 2-day Wilderness First Aid course is the perfect fit for you. With curriculum by Sirius Wilderness Medicine you’ll receive a detailed, hands-on introduction to this valuable life skill with an emphasis on prevention, decision making

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pollinators, and hit the mountaintop trails for a scavenger hunt to try spotting every one of Grouse Mountain’s featured Small Wonders. Younger visitors will adore Grouse Mountain’s friendly bee mascot (arriving in July), enjoy a unique photo opportunity in the Picture Yourself as a Butterfly interactive activity, watch in awe during Disneynature’s Wings of Life playing several times daily in the Theatre in

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, Karlsen has completed 887 lifetime Grinds to rank eighth in the all-time standings! Hot on his heels was Atessa Marashi whose 11 Grinds were a personal best in her first Multi-Grouse Grind Challenge. Participant Amy Tso also came in with 11.After finally wrapping a long day on Mother Nature’s Stairmaster, the 15 participants had hiked a collective total of 116 Grouse Grinds in a one-day period.A big

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