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course. Set off from the Peak Chalet and journey to Dam Mountain on the challenging alpine trail, and time yourself using a Snowshoe Grind Timer as you follow trail markers along the course.

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Skyride to see if we call out your name. Each day a random name will be drawn from those who have purchased or renewed a Y2Play pass and will be awarded in person on the journey up on the Skyride. The Y2Play 2012/13 pass is valid for skiing and riding from the day of purchase through the end of the 2011/12 winter season. It then becomes valid again October 1, 2012 through the 2012/13 winter season. See

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of November and runs through to Christmas Eve.  Come up and listen to christmas carolers, skate on our pond, watch christmas classics in the Theater in the Sky or visit Santa and his Reindeer.  It's a magical experience that is great for the whole family.Happy Holidays everyone!

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Father’s Day an unforgettable experience for your entire family.Father's Day is also your family's chance to enjoy the many activities we have to offer atop Vancouver’s favourite outdoor destination. Book a Mountain Ziplining or Eye of the Wind tour. For more information or to reserve a table, call 604.998.5045.

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Sunshine lives atop Grouse Mountain Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, BC. Sunday, December 27, 2009 – With afternoon temperatures peaking at around 12 degrees Celcius, Grouse Mountain’s alpine offers ideal escape conditions for those lamenting the dreary grayness of Vancouver’s urban landscape.Ski, snowboard, ice skate, or snowshoe in stunning sunshine high above the clouds. With a total snow

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hoping the daily demonstrations will educate British Columbians on the protection and preservation of these animals — which includes not only owls but other raptors as well. The birds are very comfortable around people, so the audience is able to get close to the animals.“People get an up close and personal experience that they wouldn’t otherwise have any other way,” said Macquisten.lcahute

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Happy Canada Day! A true north experience at the Peak of Vancouver This Canada Day celebrate by taking in the amazing view of our home and native land from the Peak of Vancouver. Want to feel in tune with your Canadian forefathers? Take in a World Famous Lumberjack Show and visit with Grinder and Coola our resident Grizzly bears in their mountain habitat. Don’t miss our other uniquely British

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kilometre Snowshoe Grind course. Set off from the Peak Chalet and journey to Dam Mountain on this challenging alpine trail, and time yourself using a Snowshoe Grind Timer.  Take a leisurely stroll through the serene alpine wilderness or get your heart pumping as you run along the course at top speed. Grouse Mountain has translated the intensity and accomplishment of the Grouse Grind into this winter

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Grind Challenge draws hundreds of participants each year and has become the ultimate fitness bragging right for outdoor enthusiasts on the west coast. From elite mountain runners to leisurely hikers, the event is inclusive of every age and fitness level with an emphasis on personal goal setting and achievement. "As a company that calls Vancouver home, the Grouse Grind is very much a part of our

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elevation gain and uphill trek in an effort to raise valuable funds for Rethink Breast Cancer. This year’s Seek the Peak winner was seasoned course veteran Colin Dignum with a time of 1:28:11. The course record set by Simon Driver of 1:24:08 still stands. Among the participants were the friends and family of North Vancouver resident Kim Tempest, an avid Seek The Peaker, who passed away from advanced

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