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Monday February 11 for BC’s first Family Day don’t just come for the day, make it an entire weekend to remember at the Peak of Vancouver. And with 50% off lift tickets and admission for BC Residents on the holiday Monday, even your pocket book will be elated. See All Events

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behavior, mountain rescue, BC culture and much more. All activities will be led by our informative and fun-loving Grouse Mountain Education Team and are guaranteed to showcase all the wilderness and fun that is right here on our doorstep. Book in for a single camp day or sign up for five full days of Spring Break adventure. To register call Guest Services at 604.980.9311.Read More on Camps

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shining new beacon for sustainability with the operation of The Eye of the Wind,” said Stuart McLaughlin, President of Grouse Mountain Resorts. “Grouse Mountain is pleased to have the support of BC Hydro as we continue down our sustainable path. We invite everyone to visit the viewPODTM to be blown away by the awesome power of wind energy at work in our province.”The Eye of the Wind is equipped with a

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that the resort has made a $5,000 contribution to the Tim Jones Memorial Fund benefiting North Shore Rescue.With 12 centimetres of new snow at Grouse Mountain on top of a week of outstanding snowmaking in cold temperatures, the resort’s annual 24 Hours of Winter and Family Day festivities saw thousands of visitors celebrate the snow season, with all-night skiing and snowboarding, ice skating

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with a big plate of nachos at Altitudes Bistro on the sun deck. Richelle and Rosalind absolutely loved the animals — both being animal lovers. We thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience.To learn more about the Birds in Motion show, the bears and everything else you can get up to here, check out the activities listing here!

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far more anxious and fretful then the first. It’s not that I am questioning my training, nor am I fearful of the distance. The feeling that sits at the bottom of my stomach comes from shear competitiveness. It’s almost a sickening excitement knowing how bad I want to better my finish time over last years race. This may not be the healthiest mindset to enter an event, as some trainers will say to

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Get Ready. Gear Up. Lately I’ve grown a little tired of the same old seawall run and all the trials and tribulations that come with it. You know the one: At every corner you’re avoiding some careless dog owner who’s allowed 20 feet of leash to be stretched out across the path, which will inevitably trip the sketchy muscle man going way too fast for his own good in his new inline skates. Don’t

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Hey Ladies! It's Roxy Ride Day Join us on March 16 for some camaraderie and coaching Are you ready to go big? Or small? Could your riding benefit from a little female camaraderie and coaching by the best of the Roxy Team riders? Ladies with all levels of riding goals are encouraged to strap on their boards March 16th for a special one-day Roxy Ride Day snowboard camp here at the Peak of Vancouver

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trek with friends - you decide your speed on race day. Registration is now open so reserve your place at the start line today and don’t forget we also offer a wide variety of snow shoe clinics and drop-in nights with experienced guides who can get you prepped and primed for race-day in no time!Register Now

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Grouse Mountain pursues every February as part of our legacy celebration that can be seen from all over the Lower Mainland. To find out more details about becoming a skier or rider in our Torch Light Parade, please get in touch with Snow School Director Toby Barrett at tbarrett@grousemountain.com no later than Friday, February 1st.

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