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SEEN VANCOUVER until you’ve experienced it from a helicopter. Our Blackcomb Aviation heli-tours will take you out for a spin to give you a perspective you’ve never seen before. Bonus: you’ll feel like you’re in an action movie. Speaking of action…5)The men in plaid return, ready to throw axes, climb a 60-foot tree, log roll and more. These boys are the best in the biz (world-champions, in fact

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complete the challenge. When I got to the top it was an awesome feeling! It was like nothing I have ever felt before not mention I was even thinking about when I was going to do the Grouse Grind again even though I swore on the way up “never again”. Some advice that I would give to first time climbers would be: 1. Take your time, it is not a race and if you keep a steady pace you will not get tired as

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Easter Brunch 2012 Hop on the Skyride and meet the Easter Bunny Grouse Mountain is continuing our great Easter Brunch tradition on Sunday April 8th offering families the chance to take part in an adventurous mountaintop egg hunt led by the Easter Bunny himself. Guests can choose from a delicious prix fixe menu in the Observatory and the Timber Room from 10:00am to 2:00pm on Easter Sunday complete

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cancer in British Columbia. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT RETHINK BREAST CANCER  2011 REGISTRATION (Registration opens May 24th, 2011)Registration Options: Solo Men & Women (Under 20, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+) – must complete the entire 16km distance Relay (Open Men, Open Women, Masters Men 40+, Masters Women 40+, Corporate, Co-ed 2 Men/2 Women) - 4 stages ranging from 2 km– 6km

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Grouse Mountain Eat Local Recipe Contest Buy fresh and support sustainable initiatives!Create your own menu item in the Grouse Mountain Eat Local Recipe Contest. North Vancouver, October 1, 2008 – You are invited to share your favourite original or family recipe that makes use of sustainable foods originating in the Lower Mainland. At Grouse Mountain, Chef Dino L. Gazzola is dedicated to sourcing

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sourcing the finest and freshest regional ingredients available, creating memorable signature cocktails such as our Peach Thai Basil, Pineapple Sage Piña Colada and Gin Lychee Martini for discerning palate. Altitudes Bistro manager Christine Russell would like to add your favourite cocktail to the menu at Altitudes Bistro, and learn how to make it from you in person in a “Cocktails with Christine” video

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Learning to Ski and Meeting the Chef at the Observatory First time skiing and a sneak preview of fine dining for Valentine's! Have you ever wanted to try to skiing? I have always wanted to try. Today I had my first ski lesson and it was even more fun than I could have ever imagined. No experience required. After my lesson, I met with Chef Dino L. Gazzola and he shared the delicious menu coming up

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The Perfect Christmas Lunch Make your holiday get together one to remember. Whether you are getting together with friends, or have an office group of 8 or fewer, there's no better way to celebrate the season than with a Christmas Lunch in the Observatory atop Grouse Mountain. The festive three course menu includes choices such as yam terrine, turkey duo, arctic char, egg nog creme brulee and

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. Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue serviceman Robin Bryson bested the field in a time of 30:20 in the Men’s Master heat. Canadian Astrid Bonter of the Vancouver Police Department posted the fastest women’s time with 38:26 in the Women’s Open heat. The quickest Canadian male was Men’s Open competitor Ryan Ervin of the Vancouver Airport Fire Department in a time of 30:41. The team challenges saw

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by calling Chalet Reception at 604.998.5045. Looking for a delicious way to celebrate the holiday season with your family, friends or coworkers? Join us Monday through Friday for a festive 3-course set lunch menu at The Observatory. Select dates are still available to reserve online. For larger parties, please call 604.980.9311.

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