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Three Baby Birds of Prey Hanging out on Grouse Mountain with the Birds in Motion For the past couple weeks now Grouse Mountain has been home to three young birds of prey that have come over with the Birds in Motion Falconers.  These are young birds that are in training to become participants in flying demonstrations.  Being around people and activity is part of their training.  They need to be

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Y2Play Is Back! Y2Play 2013/14 is now on sale. It`s that time of year again! This has been a fabulous snow season – in fact the last three have all been great. Our Y2Play Pass has returned even stronger this year. We asked ourselves, how can we make the best value snowpass on the continent even better? With up to 80% savings to ski or ride the rest of this season and all of next, it`s not an

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Tyto the Barn Owl An ambassador and friend always... Tyto, our beloved owl ambassador, has sadly succumbed to a breathing disorder that may be related to the respiratory problem which initially brought him under our care two years ago. Tyto passed away quietly and comfortably last night immediately after a follow-up veterinary examination in the Wildlife Centre. He was being rechecked after

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Seek The Peak 2014 Results Are In! Congratulations to all the participants that crossed the finish line today!Find your results below:SolosRelay TeamsIf you have any questions about your time, please email:mark@racedaytiming.ca

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Easter Brunching with the Bunny Where better to hunt for tasty Easter eggs than high atop the snowy wonderland that is the Peak of Vancouver? This favorite Grouse Mountain tradition continues as the Easter Bunny has confirmed he will again hoist his chocolate-filled basket up the Skyride for an extra special egg hunt and brunch in the Chalet. This Easter Sunday, March 31, gather your family

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Now Open: Upper and Lower Peak Woo hooo white stuff! The recent snowfall has blanketed Grouse Mountain making more terrain accessible. Upper and Lower Peak runs are now open, with more terrain to come in the very near future! The opening of Peak adds to the existing open terrain of Paradise Bowl, Heaven’s Sake and The Cut. Now is the perfect time to get in some early season skiing and riding so

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weeks of great conditions to enjoy, Y2Players could get in enough days this season so you're effectively skiing free all next season. For the latest conditions check our Current Conditions page or download the Grouse Mountain app today.

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Lemme tell you (gasp, pant), the Grouse Grind is not misnamed By Tan Vinh Seattle Times staff reporter NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. — Maybe I should have wised up and retreated to the comforts of my hotel suite, with the waterfront view and 1,000-thread-count sheets. The ominous signs certainly were there. There was the tourist who dry-heaved halfway up the trail. There was the couple with the Idaho

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Stay Warm This Boxing Day Save on base layer from Icebreaker and Columbia at Outfitters Because we want you to stay toasty and dry in the New Year, Outfitters will be offering exceptional Boxing Day deals on our favourite base layer brands including Icebreaker and Columbia. Outdoor enthusiasts from skiers to snowshoers know the value of staying warm and dry from the inside out during the winter

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patrolling but was curious about our activity as well.  Bobcat are incredibly adaptable to a variety of habitats and can be found everywhere from snowy mountaintops, such as Grouse Mountain, to the desert Canyons of the Southern USA and Mexico.  They roam so frequently that they rarely spend consecutive nights in the same den.  They are only found in North America and survive on a diet of small mammals

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