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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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App no longer available After May 1st, 2023 Following the launch of the Digital Pass program, please be advised that the Grouse Mountain Resort app will no longer be available for download or use from May 1st, 2023. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause, but we are excited to offer you new and improved ways to access Grouse Mountain Resort’s digital services. For those of you who use

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; BENEFITS Supports understanding of skills and abilities within the teamEnhances communication, collaboration and cooperationProvides a strong platform for participation by all (even in large groups) in a single multi-faceted activityAllows individuals from diverse areas in large organizations to interact dynamically in a short period of timeHigh energy Teams are able to share success INFO & BOOKING

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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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access via the Greenway Chair from 1pm to 8pm on Friday, and 9am to 9pm on Saturday and Sunday. Skiing and riding will be available at Mountain Admission ticket rates until more terrain is opened. “Thanks to Mother Nature and the hard work of our snowmaking team we’re ready to kick off another great winter season at the Peak of Vancouver,” said Grouse Mountain’s Director, Mountain Operations Grant Wahl

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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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, eliminating the need for skiers and riders to use the Screaming Eagle Chair.“The idea for this new lift actually came directly from our Park users,” said Michael Cameron, President, Grouse Mountain Resort. “They asked, we listened, and as the name suggests, the Short Cut will improve efficiency getting up the mid-section of Side Cut allowing skiers and riders to get in even more laps.” “We’ve always tried

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Mountain Closure Update The Skyride and mountaintop will be closed from October 17 – November 4 Please be advised that Grouse Mountain Resort will be closed for scheduled annual maintenance from October 17 – November 4, 2022.There will be no access to the Skyride and mountaintop facilities or activities during this time. Guest Services at the base will remain open daily from 9am-5pm. Starbucks at

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station is to work with the Hummingbird Monitoring Network based out of Arizona, USA to help with a long term monitoring and conservation program for the Rufous Hummingbird. Three sessions, 61 birds Due to late snowfall and wet weather into June, we were only able to conduct three monitoring sessions this year. This is fewer than we'd like, but even from these three sessions we managed to examine 61

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Thursday or Friday from 1pm – 9pm, or join us on the weekend from 9am – 9pm. Beginning Monday, December 5 we’ll be back to our regular full-time hours for skiing and riding and mountaintop activities.With amazing snowmaking temperatures and more snow in the forecast, we look forward to opening up even more terrain in the coming days.Head to Today on Grouse to check current conditions prior to your visit.

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