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. The one that came up most frequently was to make sure your skis or board are waxed to prevent that base from sticking to the snow and slowing down. Something for skiers to keep in mind is that a slightly narrower stance and weight shift to reduce edging combined with a wider turn shape will ensure a more stable ride. Snowboarding in soft spring snow can be challenging. You can make it a little

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conditions.Looking ahead the forecast is calling for great snowmaking conditions and new snow. Make sure to stay tuned for more updates to as we work to open additional terrain.For the latest in snow conditions and run status, visit our Current Conditions page or download the Grouse Mountain app.

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additional terrain soon, so stay tuned! Access to skiing and riding is available with a Y2Play, Early Bird or a 3-Day Plus+ Pass. For those without a pass, early season pricing is currently available.

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-station. Grouse Mountain is expecting a large snowfall starting Sunday night and continuing through to Tuesday evening that could see 50cm accumulate. Our team is hard at work to open additional terrain soon, so stay tuned! Access to skiing and riding is available with a Y2Play, Early Bird, 3-Day Plus+ or Black Friday Night Pass. For those without a pass, early season pricing (Mountain Admission) is

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and the Chalet, including restaurants Altitudes Bistro, The Observatory and Lupins, will all be open. Stay tuned for our Skating Pond opening to come, once cooler temperatures settle in. In recognition of Remembrance Day, Monday, November 11th, we’re pleased to offer active, reserve and retired Canadian Military personnel as well as Cadets complimentary Mountain Admission with the presentation of

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it's time to get the bears outdoor habitat ready for them.  This has recently been around the second or third week of April.So stay tuned for more updates and keep watching the bear cam (and timelapse!) and we can't wait to welcome Grinder and Coola out into spring in the near future.

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through our live webcams on the Grouse Mountain website as well as stay tuned for updates on the blog and our social media. In the meantime, Grinder and Coola will be patiently waiting until we can safely welcome you back to the Mountain.

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prohibited. You can still connect virtually with Grinder and Coola through our live webcams on the Grouse Mountain website as well as stay tuned for updates on the blog and our social media. In the meantime, Grinder and Coola will be patiently waiting until we can safely welcome you back to the Mountain.

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Bring Home the Fall Flavours from Our Special Harvest Menu Autumn has arrived with crisp temperatures, fall colours and the upcoming Thanksgiving weekend. One of our favourite Thanksgiving traditions is sharing good food with family and friends. While turkey is obviously a Thanksgiving staple, our Food & Beverage team is showcasing some other fall favourites in Altitudes Bistro this weekend

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Grinder and Coola Begin Winter Preparations The days are getting shorter and the weather is turning colder and that's a sure sign that the bears are getting ready for their long winter sleep!  Grinder and Coola, our two resident Grizzly Bears at the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, have been into hyperphagia (basically a fancy word for pigging out) phase for the last month and a bit now and have

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