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More than 700 Participants Make the Climb at Seek the Peak In support of Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation (North Vancouver) Cool conditions greeted racers this morning as they took on the challenge of Seek the Peak, with its awe-inspiring climb from West Vancouver’s Ambleside Park to the Peak of Vancouver. The sell-out event saw more than 700 participants complete the 15-kilometre course

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is inviting visitors to enjoy the beautiful spring weather with a range of outdoor activities and special events.“We’re thrilled to be celebrating the arrival of spring with our guests,” said Michael Cameron, President of Grouse Mountain Resort. “After a long winter, it’s the perfect time to get outside, enjoy the sunshine, and take part in some fun activities on the Mountain.”The Spring

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confidence, as individuals and as a group HIGHLIGHTS & BENEFITS Highlights:Quick-paced, competition-based activities to maximize group’s concentrationFun with lots of moments to celebrate and laugh aboutHands-on, experiential learning with self-guided discoveryIncredible natural surroundings and stunning viewsChallenging, yet low risk, and everyone can participateBenefits:Recognition and sharing of

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rental equipment upon reaching the top of the Mountain. For holiday and Spring Break camps, rental equipment will be taken home with students. Please ensure the equipment is brought back for every lesson through the camp. Participants' shoes will be kept and stored for the duration of the camp as well. Tickets If you have purchased lift tickets with your camp, these will be available with your child’s

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Grouse Grind Mountain Run Results Over 300 participants raced up the Grouse Grind in support of North Shore Rescue Congratulations to everyone who participated in the 2023 Grouse Grind Mountain Run on Saturday, August 26th! The final event in our Summer Race Series raised vital funds for North Shore Rescue. First overall in the men's category was Alexandre Ricard with a time of 27:04. First

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guest weight cannot exceed 550lbs/250kg per flight. Please note that weight restrictions vary based on weather and temperature extremes. Flights may have to be rescheduled or split into separate flights. Additional charges will apply. Coastal Scenic Heli-tour This scenery-packed 20-minute tour contains the most expansive views you’ll ever see of Vancouver’s breathtakingly beautiful coastline and

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Reindeer Resting on Grouse Mountain Before Busy Christmas Eve Tropical layover A couple weeks back, two of Santa's Reindeer, Dancer and Vixen, appeared beside Santa's workshop on Grouse Mountain.  They had flown in from the North Pole for a bit of sunshine and some... tropical... temperatures (compared to the North Pole that is!).  Since then they've been enjoying an all inclusive stay with

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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 with lots of paceHighly challenging with low riskTeams are able to share success info & booking Group size: 6+ (max. 45) Physical impact: Medium or high (low for those on the ground) Program length: Half-day

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favour of proteins and fatty food sources such as their favorite salmon.  The bears can go from eating just a few thousand calories a day to upwards of 30,000 calories per day (and even exceeding this in the case of large bears).  This helps them accumulate an extra 20-25% body weight before entering hibernation.During the winter months, they will survive solely off this body fat as they don't eat

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initial excavations begun at bear habitat This is the time of year where we, at the wildlife refuge, get inundated with 'are the bears waking up?' questions.  So we figured we'd update everyone at once here!There is still a significant amount of snow around the bear den and their hibernation habitat (around 4 meters in parts!).  We allow the snow to build up naturally around the den to provide

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