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#Bear Discovery Contest Week Two #BearDiscovery Instagram Contest Week Two Winner- Sigrite Itse Week Two of our Instagram #BearDiscovery contest did not disappoint. The amazing photos continued to roll on in. For week two, we chose Sigrite Itse's photo as the victor! Read the incredibly interesting story behind the winning shot below... I would like my story to begin with the fact that for the

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Grouse Mountain Prepares for 90th Winter Season New terrain park and glade runs among enhancements for the 2016/17 season (North Vancouver) Shorter days and colder temperatures are a sure sign that winter is fast approaching and Grouse Mountain is excitedly preparing to celebrate the 90th winter season at the Peak of Vancouver. In the spirit of trailblazing that permeates throughout its history

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Year Round Birds of Grouse Mountain Today for National Wildlife Week let's look at some of the common birds found on Grouse Mountain! The birds here can be seen on most trips up the mountain - regardless of season. Watch for them on your next trip up! The Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is a common sight on Grouse Mountain.  Watch for them on your trip up our skyride and then soaring in

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. The 2015/16 winter season is shaping up to be a great one with new Black Diamond night skiing and riding on Blazes, a new Sliding Zone and significant enhancements to the North Shore's largest snowmaking fleet. With colder temperatures and more flakes in the forecast, it’s clear that winter has arrived. For the latest in snow and weather conditions, please visit grousemountain.com or call our

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Take Your Romance to New Heights Valentine's Day 2015 at Grouse Mountain Photo: Melissa Baker / Bake Photography If you haven’t yet made plans for Valentine’s Day, not to worry – Altitudes Bistro is the perfect spot to share a special mountaintop meal with your significant other or a group of your closest friends. For just $85, enjoy our three-course prix fixe menu in an intimate alpine setting

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; Grouse Mountain public relations promotion; Signage promoting participant’s name or institution. FORM SUBMISSION DEADLINE: OCTOBER 30LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE - ENTRIES WILL BEACCEPTED ON FIRST COME BASIS If interested, please contact: Lynn Chappell Events and Sponsorship Manager,Grouse Mountain Resorts604-998-4263 - lchappell@grousemountain.com

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returning are often a sign of doing too much. 5. Look up and watch where you’re going! Trail running can be technical and the tendency is to look down at your feet the whole time. This changes your posture and can affect your running efficiency. As well, looking ahead allows your brain to recognize that there is a log or rock or root up ahead that you need to step over. Top 5 R’s of Recovery for Post

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Whistler Water One Climb as we come together to raise funds to support clean water projects in developing nations. There is no entry fee. We just ask participants to sign up and raise a minimum of $25 - an astonishingly achievable amount that can provide clean water to one person in a developing nation for life. Whether you participate or simply support a participant, you can make a difference. Visit

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words; festive moose. Do you have any advice for people thinking about signing up, or those newcomers who just have?Get a great team together and make sure you have a clear vision of what you want your house to look like. It’s easy to get carried away when you have a piping bag in hand at 1am and start thinking it would look really great if your theme was just “snow storm”. But really, just have fun

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having largest snowmaking fleet on the North Shore means there’s a lot of equipment to monitor.” “This job can be pretty unpredictable, mostly because we’re so conditions dependant. But it’s great to know that when we’re out there making snow, it directly benefits our guests by providing them a better experience on the Mountain. It’s a beautiful sight to watch the line of guns down the Cut blasting out

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