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continued along enjoying the quiet and peacefulness of the forest. As I got closer to the figure ahead of me on the trail I came to realize, what I originally thought was another hiker, was in fact a full size mule deer. I slowed my pace, but noticed I was still catching up to the deer, who seemed to be in no rush and who occasionally looked back at me. I have a healthy respect for all wildlife and at no

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Grinder and Coola Emerge from Hibernation! Resident Grizzly Bears emerge from their 9th hibernation Grinder and Coola, our two resident Grizzly Bears, have emerged from their 2009/2010 hibernation period at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife.This was their ninth hibernation - all have taken place at the Refuge. Grinder, being the bold, head strong bear, was the first to emerge and

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Social Nights Are Back for 2013! Snowshoe Grind Social Nights kick off Jan. 9 Grouse Mountain has the perfect solution to help ease those mid-week work blues. Starting January 9th, our popular Snowshoe Grind Social Nights are back at Altitudes Bistro taking place every Wednesday for the remainder of the winter season. Strap on your snowshoes after work for some fresh air in a snowy winter

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you park your car from Nancy Greene Way all the way down to Cleveland Dam. The bus will be making continuous loops with pick-ups along the way so simply jump on and avoid any delay in hitting the slopes. At the end of the day hitch another ride and get delivered back down the hill to your car with ease.

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Grouse Mountain Moment Contest - Aug. 6 Congratulations to Cindy Gillies from Coquitlam Cindy's Best Grouse Moment was... Best moment at Grouse…so many to choose from as I bring every out of town guest up there, which so often ends up being the highlight of their trip. Brought up an Englishman in the summer, who was very taken with the Eye of the Wind, the Grizzlies, and the wolves. Also took up

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be revealed. The Peak of Christmas takes place this year from November 24 to December 24 so make sure to mark your calendars. In 2012 Grouse Mountain celebrates reindeer. Enjoy fantastic new additions to The Peak of Christmas including reindeer-themed movies, a fun dramatic sketch at the reindeer habitat, reindeer crafts and more!

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the fun. Their favourite part of the event was snowboarding at sunrise. In front of the chalet there was a group of experienced snow sculptors creating a fantastic display for the upcoming Family Day and Valentine's celebrations. It takes a team of eight men, two days to create the snow marvels. The team has been carving snow and ice, since 1991 and has traveled the globe sharing their love of snow

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Mountain Snow School Director along with a team of top instructors for an early bird, exclusive ski/ride experience in our brand-new Director’s Sundays. You’ll get early Skyride access, breakfast and first tracks – the perfect start to a great day on the slopes! Whether you’re looking to fine-tune your skills, get a behind-the-scenes look at the ski industry or meet like-minded people, this program is

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, there were lots of dangers to Mortimer - everything from bad food to cars, dogs and even curious people.So the decision was made to move Mortimer back to his home country in the Okanagan.  We here at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife decided to help out since we have a stock of live traps and are experienced in the safe trapping and relocation of wildlife.  One of our former Wildlife

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old friend. Beta was captive born in 1998, was retired from the movie industry and found sanctuary at Grouse Mountain with the rest of his pack in 2004. Beta enjoyed life on the mountain and will be greatly missed by everyone who visited and those who came to know him.Ken Macquisten D.V.M.Managing Director / VeterinarianGrouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife

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