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Grizzly Lookout to watch Grinder and Coola enjoy their breakfast as you learn about bear conservation from our team of wildlife experts. Event Dates •July 4-6, 11-13, 18-20, 25-27 •August 2-3, 8-10, 15-17, 22-24, 29-31 Event Times •8:00am – 10:30am •Meet at the Base Plaza for 7:45am To learn more or book your visit, go to www.grousemountain.com/bears

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booked time.  Step 1 Login to your account (Note: Reservation changes are not available on the App) Step 2 Find your "Skyride Reservations" and follow instructions. Note If you are at the Mountain and within two hours from your booking, please visit Guest Services at the base or Alpine Guest Services in the Chalet to change your booking. We will only be able to accommodate a change if there is

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soft glow in the evening. This warm and inviting room is also available for private bookings and is ideal for buffets or cocktail receptions.See Lupins Menu THe Rusty Rail BBQ There's absolutely no better place to enjoy an outdoor barbecue than surrounded by mountain peaks and fabulous views. Located just a short walk from the Grizzly Bear Habitat and the Lumberjack Show. In summer, the Rusty Rail

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kibble, fruit and nuts inside each pumpkin as an added halloween treat!All in all it took about 15 minutes for the bears to finish their halloween snacks.  A much shorter time than it took to prepare everything!  We hope they like their treats and keep the tricks to a minimum! Please check out more photos from the pumpkin smash below:

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2021/2022 Winter Season Comes To An End Thank you for a great season! The 2021/2022 winter season has officially come to a close at Grouse Mountain. Thanks to a tremendous amount of snowfall and great conditions this spring, we were able to extend skiing and snowboarding until May 15th, once again providing the longest snow season on the North Shore. Season HighlightsFirst Snowfall – October 12

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and 800 lbs).The heaviest grizzly bear that people have ever come across weighed 680 kg (1,500 lbs)!Before their first hibernation in 2001, Grinder weighed 62 kg (137 lbs) and Coola weighed 78 kg (173 lbs). They lost about 1/3 of their body weight during hibernation, which is typical for grizzly bears.When full grown, Grinder is expected to weigh up to 318 kg (700 lbs) and Coola up to 364 kg (800

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- not the sort of prey they might find in the wild but one they really enjoy nevertheless! Making quick work of it... It takes our caretakers two days of layering and waiting to properly freeze a watermelon in a block of ice but it took the bears about 15 minutes each to get them apart and into the good stuff inside.Through a combination of claws, teeth and tongue the bears notched some scratches and

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mountain.  Junior Camp (5-7) With a focus on nature, adventure,discovery, crafts,environment, survival skills, Wildlife Rangers, bears and owls, your experience at Grouse Mountain is bound to be great.Learn More Adventure Camp (8-14) Learn about nature, survival, birds,archery, rock climb, rangerskills, team-building, shelterbuilding and more!Learn More Youth Venture (12-14) Gain leadership skills

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Nations Elder shares some of his experience living in a Residential School, talks about respect and caring for one another, and opens the floor to a short Q&A at the end of the program. This program is designed for Grade 8-12 students and adults as some content may be unsettling for a younger audience.  Sample Schedule 9:30am Arrive at the base of Grouse Mountain9:45am-10:00am Skyride to Alpine

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some of his experience living in a Residential School, talks about respect and caring for one another, and opens the floor to a short Q&A at the end of the program. This program is designed for Grade 8-12 students and adults as some content may be unsettling for a younger audience. Sample Schedule 9:30am Arrive at the base of Grouse Mountain9:45am-10:00am Skyride to Alpine station10:15am-12:00pm

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