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Best Way to Spend a Day on Grouse Mountain When you want to trade felt mouse ears for furry bear paws and your phone line for a zip line, Grouse Mountain is the perfect vacation spot. The community strikes a beautiful balance between modernity and untouched wilderness, a combination sure to leave your eyes wide and your spirit renewed. Best of all, Grouse Mountain caters to the entire family. If

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conditions to ensure the earliest opening date possible.Stay tuned for updates over the next little while, and check the Current Conditions for the latest info; call our Snowphone at 604.986.6262; or subscribe to Snow Alerts to recieve a text message each time we receive 10cm or more of fresh snow.

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Join Us For Breakfast with the Bears This experience returns March 21, 2015 It’s an early spring in the Lower Mainland, and Grouse Mountain’s two orphaned Grizzly bears, Grinder and Coola, have made their way into the sunshine from their hibernation den this week. While they are still a little bit groggy, they are getting increasingly active every day. On March 21st, Grouse Mountain launches its

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project in the community of Kipsongol, Kenya.With a bright and early start, the starting line area at the base was abuzz with excitement and catchy tunes as close to 700 One Climbers arrived early to get ‘blued’ up with facepaint and hair chalk, listen to inspiring pre-climb speeches from Change Heroes founder Taylor Conroy and Grouse Mountain president Stuart McLaughlin and get loose during a spirited

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Grouse Mountain Reports Best Month Ever Strong start to the 90th winter season at the Peak of Vancouver (North Vancouver) On the heels of outstanding early season conditions, Grouse Mountain is pleased to announce that December was the Resort’s best month on record. Results show business was up more than 20% compared with the previous December. “We’re thrilled to report such a positive start to

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still going!) and we expect next year to be even better, with early forecasts showing a La Nina weather system bringing cool temperatures and snow, snow, snow!Act now and get ready to Y2Play with us for another fantastic winter season!Buy Y2Play Now

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instead they use echo-location to navigate and find their prey.  They emit ultra-sonic noise waves that radiate out from the bat's head and if they strike an object they bounce back and the returning sound is picked up by the bat's ears and, in turn, by the bat's brain which pieces it together into a 'map' of the area in front of the bat.  As a bat hones in on its prey these waves increase in frequency

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access to the Mountain Interchange Program - check out our Y2Play page for full details. We’ve still got some great spring skiing and riding to be had this season with more snow followed by sunny skies in the forecast this week. Early predictions for next season are looking epic. Purchase your Y2Play pass before they are gone and enjoy it all!Buy Y2Play Now

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workings of North America’s largest aerial tramway system. They will then embark on an open air journey up the Mountain standing on the roof of the Skyride cabin. As the only location to offer this unique experience in North America, it’s the perfect adventure for visitors and locals alike. Beginning Friday the Skyride Surf Adventure will be available daily with morning tours starting as early as 8:00am

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consumed as the bears wander looking for food, which can still be scarce in the early season. As usual, Coola has been avoiding the scale since waking up but Grinder has stepped on a couple times for us now and proudly shown us his lean and trim weight post-hibernation. He has lost closer to the 25% amount as it was a longer than normal winter dormancy period for them and is now weighing in at

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