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Seek the Peak Registration now Open Complete the 15km Race from Sea to Summit on June 10th, 2023 The wait is over – Seek the Peak is back! This year’s race will take place on Saturday, June 10th, 2023 and will help raise funds for Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation.The challenging 15km course starts on the beach at Ambleside Park in West Vancouver, winds its way through North Vancouver

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clear (no dyes needed) 3:1 water to sugar ratio solution, you can help hummingbirds as they breed in the spring and early summer or as they migrate on their way in the mid-late summer.Be sure to check out our feeding station behind the main plaza outside of our chalet!

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from sea level to the summit of Grouse Mountain as individuals or as part of a relay team.This year’s Seek the Peak men’s title goes to Andrew Russell with a time of 1:33:38 and topping the women’s category is Lauren Andrews with a time of 1:52:47. Taking top honours in the relay category is Team McGrinders who clocked in at 1:38:57. For a complete list of official race times, please click here.“Seek

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specific Peak of Christmas activities, please click here.All Peak of Christmas activities are complimentary with a Mountain Admission Ticket, Annual Membership, Winter Seasons Pass or Lift Ticket, or at a special rate of $119 for a family of 4.About Grouse Mountain:As a Northland Properties Company, Grouse Mountain is proudly local, family owned and operated. With 221 acres of skiable terrain, Grouse

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stunning views of the surrounding mountains and cityscape.In addition to these regular activities, Grouse Mountain Resort has planned a range of special events to make the Spring Celebration even more memorable. Highlights include:Après at Altitudes, Sundays from March 26 – April 16, 2023From 3:30pm – 6pm, guests can enjoy free après ski entertainment from some of the best local musicians in town while

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to be at the forefront with our facilities and support the progression of the skiers and riders who come to Grouse Mountain,” he continued. “Now as the first Resort on the North Shore to have a handle tow specifically for Park users, we look forward to supporting that progression for many more years to come.”With a total rope length of 250 metres and maximum speed of two metres per second, the

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Grouse Mountain Opening Limited Terrain for Skiing and Riding on Friday Grouse Mountain to open for the 2022/23 winter season on November 18th (North Vancouver) Grouse Mountain is pleased to announce that the Resort will open for the 2022/23 winter season with limited terrain on Friday, November 18th at 1pm. Tickets go on sale Friday morning.Paradise and Paradise Terrain Park will be open with

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Bulking Up Bears in hyperphagia Each fall all bears enter a state known as Hyperphagia - which if we break it down (hyper - meaning over, phagia - meaning to eat) literally means over-eating or as we like to call it: pigging out!In the summer the bears have a relatively stable diet of approximately 15 lbs of various foods, mostly fruit and vegetables, which is enough to maintain their trim

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Grouse Mountain Regional Park Closure October 31 - November 14, 2022 Construction is underway on a transformational lift replacement project at Grouse Mountain Resort. As the first stage of work located in the easement area west of the Grouse Grind progresses, Grouse Mountain Regional Park and all trails within the park will be closed from October 31st – November 14th, 2022. Due to helicopter

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Grinder and Coola Emerge From Winter Sleep Today marked the end of the 22nd winter dormancy period for Grinder and Coola, our two resident Grizzly Bears.  This period was 163 days from November 21st, 2022, to today May 3rd 2023.  It was their third longest winter dormancy period here at Grouse Mountain.As usual, Grinder emerged first from the den - digging the way out for Coola to follow.   Both

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