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Grinder and Coola Celebrate their 23rd Bear-thday and Raise money for Bear Research Efforts summer celebrations Grinder and Coola, our two resident Grizzly Bears, celebrated their 23rd "Bear-thday" in July and had a pretty tasty cake!Both bears were actually born in the winter of 2000/2001 as young bears are born in the winter den for protection and easy nursing, however this does not work well

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year from purchase date). THE FIVER PASSPlanning to tackle the Grouse Grind as many times as you can this year? A Grouse Mountain Annual Pass is the best value for unlimited access to the Skyride and mountaintop activities. Annual Passes are now available from $199! An Annual Pass+ includes over $350 in added benefits.ANNUAL PASSES

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, Saxton began looking at opportunities toinstall an even larger tram. Ten years to the dayfollowing the inauguration of the first GrouseMountain Skyride, the larger Super Skyridewas opened with the ability to carry 100passengers to the Mountaintop.Saxton remained an investor in thecompany until it was taken private by theMcLaughlins in 1989. It was through hisinitial leadership and innovative

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up an appetite, so luckily today's pass is hiding near a sweet treat. Ninth Clue Found! It’s day nine of 20 Days of Free Y2Play! To find today’s pass hiding spot you’ll need to take a ride down memory lane. Good luck friends! Eighth Clue Found! Day eight of 20 Days of Free Y2Play has arrived! Today's pass hiding spot is a location that ‘wood’ stump quite a few people... Remember to adhere to the

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snowshoeing as one of your activities. Read More + Scavenger Hunt 2 hour (Grade 5-12) Mountain Scavenger Hunt takes school groups on a 2 hour adventure to stunning locations and hidden hideouts of Grouse Mountain. Groups work in teams of 12-14 to solve as many clues as possible to be crowned the Grouse Mountain champions. While exploring the mountain, teams collaborate to solve riddles, find hidden

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. The recent Multi-Grouse Grind Challenge saw an astounding success, raising over $25,000 for this vital organisation. North Shore Rescue is comprised of dedicated volunteers who provide search and rescue services in the North Shore mountains. The Grouse Grind Mountain Run is the final event in Grouse Mountain’s Summer Race Series which has seen more than 1,000 competitors take on the challenges at

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activities, but we fully respect a camper’s personal choice. We do our best to have alternate activities available for those not wishing to take part in specific activities.13. My child has a different learning style, or diverse abilities and needs - can I register them in your camps? Yes - please email us first! If your child has any special needs or learning differences, we greatly appreciate if you

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after 10pm.“We are so excited to see participants take part in what is the most challenging and unique athletic event on the North Shore,” said Madelaine Twomey, Grouse Mountain Resort Communications Manager. “All the athletes who participated should be incredibly proud of their accomplishment as well as the valuable funds they raised for North Shore Rescue which has exceeded $26,000.”Established in

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, find out more about each of our races below.Seek the PeakThe challenging 16km course starts by the beach at Ambleside Park in West Vancouver, winds its way through North Vancouver, then heads up the legendary Grouse Grind to The Peak of Vancouver. With an awe-inspiring 1,400m climb, Seek the Peak will test your fitness, stamina and overall mental toughness. Face the 16km course alone or tackle it in

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to see participants take part in what is the most challenging and unique athletic event on the North Shore,” said Madelaine Twomey, Grouse Mountain Resort Communications Manager. “All the athletes who participated should be incredibly proud of their accomplishment as well as the valuable funds they raised for North Shore Rescue which has exceeded $26,000.” Established in 1965, North Shore Rescue is

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