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– Sunday April 16, 2023Join us as competitors, attired in their most ridiculous costumes, attempt to cross a pool of slush on their skis or board. There will be great prizes for participants, but the cheering crowd is the best prize of all! Prizes will be given to the best costume, best trick, best crash, crowd favourite and more. Don’t forget creativity is key for our panel of judges!Onlookers will be

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individual birds and had a few recaptures.We banded 35 Anna's Hummingbirds - a species that has taken to sticking around town all winter - and 26 of the Rufous Hummingbirds we are primarily monitoring.All birds were in good health and there were many juvenile birds which bodes well for a healthy local population.  Continued Studies needed Each year only tells a portion of the story, however, and more years

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Observatory* 20% off Starbucks purchases (Grouse Mountain location only)20% off regular-priced retail purchases Mountain Interchange program - save on lift tickets at partner resorts.20% off ski/board tune-ups(Subject to availability. Valid for 2023/24 season, excluding the following blackout dates: December 16, 2023 - January 6, 2024)*excludes alcohol and private functions. With the exception of

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More than 700 Participants Make the Climb at Seek the Peak In support of Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation (North Vancouver) Cool conditions greeted racers this morning as they took on the challenge of Seek the Peak, with its awe-inspiring climb from West Vancouver’s Ambleside Park to the Peak of Vancouver. The sell-out event saw more than 700 participants complete the 15-kilometre course

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Altitudes Bistro, select dates are available from December 3rd – 23rd, 2022 with tickets on sale soon.For a more intimate option, The Observatory will reopen its doors to diners on December 2nd. Housed in a mountaintop chalet with windows overlooking the city lights of Vancouver, The Observatory will be serving a unique fondue menu perfect for the winter season.For more information and for bookings for

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installation of the new gondola is the latest development to further enhance our four-season operations to welcome both the local and global community.” The new lift system, which includes a total of 13 towers and 27 eight-person gondola cabins, will allow Grouse Mountain to return to just above its original capacity when both the Blue and Red Skyrides were fully operational. In addition to the new gondola

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technology. The installation of the new gondola is the latest development to further enhance our four-season operations to welcome both the local and global community.” The new lift system, which includes a total of 13 towers and 27 eight-person gondola cabins, will allow Grouse Mountain to return to just above its original capacity when both the Blue and Red Skyrides were fully operational. In addition to

https://www.grousemountain.com/press_releases/grouse-mountain-to-break-ground-on-transformational-lift-replacement-project-0160d353-bf2d-42fd-a05f-fbf047ef648f

good sampling of Alfalfa Salad - which as it turns out also makes a good day bed in the snow! LEArn about reindeers Dancer and Vixen love guests and helping us teach our visitors about reindeer life and history.  Every day we host Reindeer Talks at 12pm and 3pm at the Reindeer Habitat next to Santa's Workshop.  We would love to see you there!Want to know why the girls grow antlers as well as the boys

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Short Cut handle tow can move up to 600 people per hour, and will elevate the Park experience for both skiers and riders. It’s the latest in a series of upgrades and projects heralding a new chapter for the iconic Vancouver landmark leading up to its centennial in 2026.Grouse Mountain is home to up to four terrain parks that attract skiers and riders of all ability levels and ages from across BC and

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could still gain up to 50 more pounds before entering their winter slumber.  Coola is just breaking 1000 pounds and Grinder is approaching 900.We've also been busy reducing the size of the bears' habitat as they move closer into and around their winter den.  We take down the bears' 5 acre summer fence each year as Grouse Mountain regularly gets snowfalls that tower above any fence left standing and

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