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Grouse Mountain Regional Park Closure October 31 - November 14, 2022 Construction is underway on a transformational lift replacement project at Grouse Mountain Resort. As the first stage of work located in the easement area west of the Grouse Grind progresses, Grouse Mountain Regional Park and all trails within the park will be closed from October 31st – November 14th, 2022. Due to helicopter

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Help Us Light Up the Night Join our Torch Light Parade during 24 Hours of Winter In just over three weeks’ time, with the return of 24 Hours of Winter, we need your help to recreate the visually stunning Torch Light Parade that has become a favorite feature of this Olympic Anniversary event. If you are an advanced level skier or boarder over the age of 12, be a part of this proud tradition that

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boys then proceeded to locate the lettuce we had spread around the habitat.  Their stomachs and digestive systems have been in recycle mode since last November with the bears living off their accumulated body fat.  As bears emerge they eat leafy green vegetation to help flush out their digestive tracks and get their metabolism going again.  We'll start with the lettuce and slowly introduce other

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. Failure to provide accurate details could result in lesson delays. Helmets are strongly recommended. Helmet rentals are available in the Outpost Rental Shop for $8.00 per day or for purchase in Outfitters. Passholders receive a 20% discount in the retail shop. Day of Lesson Please be sure to check our website at Today on Grouse for any updates or changes to our operational status. Cancellation Policy

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only registered charity dedicated to supporting Metro Vancouver Regional Parks. With the number of park visitors rapidly rising, they work to fill the gaps in public funding to ensure our parks remain spectacular. Through unique programs and funding opportunities, they connect people with the resources they need to complete inspiring conservation, education and enhancement projectswhich help Metro

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even though they are sleeping the winter away the bears are fairly active during select periods each day.  This activity is more of a sleep walk state and it is theorized that this activity helps keep their bones and muscles active, stretched and strong during the winter months.  In the wild it also keeps them active enough that if something threatened their main den (avalanche, mud slide, tree fall

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Help Kids with Every Step What is Grind for Kids? The popularity of the Grouse Grind is undeniable. In the Lower Mainland, over 100,000 people take to the trail every year and by leveraging this enthusiasm for the hike - the annual Grind For Kids campaign aims to raise funds for B.C. Children’s Hospital.Grinders are encouraged to sign up and ask friends, family and co-workers to pledge $1 or

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beer, food, live music and prizes for most colourful team, slowest, fastest and more. Sure you'll meet new friends and get a work out while doing it.Most of all, you'll be helping some very special young kids over at the BC Children's Hospital. When the event is wrapped up for the day and your accomplishment for hiking the Grind has passed, what will stay with you is knowing you were able to be there

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outdoor fun, guests can explore the enchanting Light Walk around Blue Grouse Lake or take a spin on the 8,000 square foot Mountaintop Skating Pond surrounded by majestic views.An annual favourite, the Breakfast with Santa program is a time-honoured tradition where guests enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet, visit with Santa Claus himself, and share in the joy of the season with his elves. Held in

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Hello, winter. We've been expecting you. Heavy snowfall cleared for visitors journeying to Grouse Mountain March 10, 2010, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – If the Olympics brought sunshine for our international guests then Spring Break has brought snow for locals. Vancouverites who dusted off the golf clubs earlier this month did so prematurely as it is still very much winter atop Grouse

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