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Heli-tours Please note: Helicopter Tours are not currently operating.  Crown Mountain This stunning 8-minute tour begins with a fascinating look into the crater of an extinct volcano followed by a glorious flight over the remote and very beautiful peaks of Crown and Goat Mountains. Information $119 - day of/on-mountain* $475 - Private Helicopter** (1-5 passengers)*2 passenger minimum, does not

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phases: clearing of the gondola easement area, building of the foundations for both the base and plateau stations, assembly of the towers and line work, system testing and now, opening. A homage to the Mountain’s original inhabitants that the Resort was named after, the Blue Grouse Gondola features 15 towers, 27 eight-person cabins and an average trip time of 5.5 minutes, allowing the new lift to

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and we quickly set-up their hibernation habitat to allow them outdoor access while we set-up the rest of their 5 acre summer habitat.As usual it was Grinder who emerged first and he was quickly followed by Coola! First food of the year Since when bears are in their winter sleep (aka Hibernation) they do not eat or drink, today was also the first bits of food for Grinder and Coola.We always start

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works continue on their structures.To make way for the new gondola, at the end of June, the iconic Blue Tram was decommissioned after 58 years of operation. The tram cars are currently both stationed at the base of the mountain, and while our plans for them aren’t yet finalised, this won’t be the last you see of the Blue Tram.With the removal of the Blue Tram, another major phase of the project was

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, opening.Paying homage to the to the Mountain’s original inhabitants that the Resort was named after, the Blue Grouse Gondola features 15 towers, 27 eight-person gondola cabins, a trip time of 5.5 minutes and a capacity of 1000 people/hour offering locals and visitors the quickest way to get from the city to the slopes this winter season.Phase two of the gondola project includes future updates to current base

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closed. Guest Services at the base will remain open daily from 9am – 5pm.Closure Dates: Monday, April 15 Monday, April 22 Tuesday, April 23 Thursday, April 25 

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Rewild.Arriving at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife in September 2001, Grinder and Coola are important ambassadors for the conservation and welfare of Grizzly bears. Orphaned as cubs, Grouse Mountain offered the bears a 5.5-acre natural habitat and a second chance at life at a time when there was no rehabilitation and release program for Grizzly bears in British Columbia. In the time that

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Lower Bear Pond Habitat Opens Bears enjoy some fresh greens and ponds Thursday marked the re-opening of our Lower Pond Habitat and the final section of Grinder and Coola's full 5.5 acre summer habitat.  Each year we have to pack away the habitat for the winter as we get so much snow the fenceline would be damaged if left in place!It takes a few weeks to get it all back together and in that time

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Spring Operations Update Changes in effect from April 2nd, 2024  Attention skiers and riders! From Tuesday, April 2nd until the end of the 2023/24 season, our hours of operation for the Downhill Area will be: Weekdays: 12:00pm - 8:00pm Weekends: 9:00am - 5:00pm Please be aware that these hours are subject to change, and are dependent on our snow conditions. Always check Today on Grouse prior to

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Bears Enter Their upper pond habitat Bathtime! Today marked the bears' entrance to the upper 2.5 acres of their 5 acre habitat here at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife.  Both bears emerged from their hibernation den on April 19th this year after a 149-day hibernation period.  Since then, they have been hanging out in their smaller hibernation habitat while we set-up their

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