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here to watch a video of their playful emergence. Grinder and Coola’s habitat will be strategically expanded over the next while, emulating the experience in the wild, where Grizzly bears gradually increase their footprint within a territory.The next time you visit Grouse Mountain, be sure to stop by their habitat and say hello.

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- there's a tater for every taste! Skiers and riders, stop by the yurt located at the bottom of Peak next to the Ski Wee building to check out our spuds.

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savings don’t stop at pass purchase. Y2Player's enjoy discounts on food and beverage, retail purchases, Grouse Mountain events and more.Next season forecasters are projecting a La Nina weather system to roll in bringing us cool temperatures and a ton of snow. Don't miss out - Purchase your Y2Play pass before it's gone!Buy Y2Play NowOr call our Guest Services team at 604.980.9311

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bat species migrate further south for warmer winters and need spots along the way to stock up extra fat reserves for the demands of migration.The open ski runs and the bright hill lights attract many species of moths, mosquitoes and other insects and are the prime hunting areas for bats on Grouse Mountain.  It's easy to take a night time walk under our mountain lights and observe bats on the hunt

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estimate the numbers of birds based on the density signature of the radio waves. Walking around on the mountain at night during this migration is pretty fascinating. Silhouettes of birds flying across the moon or stars can be observed and strange contact calls can be heard going back and forth from flock members. We also see birds, such as a flock of Tanagers the other night, stopping by our ski lights

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continue to sleep a fair amount, gradually increasing their waking/active time over the next few weeks. If you are up on the Mountain be sure to stop by and see if they happen to be out and about!

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scene where a female Grizzly is defending her territory and attacks the hero of the story.  The bear in the scene was completely computer generated.  In order to design the CG bear Rich McBride of lead effects house Industrial Light & Magic relied on photos he had taken of Grinder and Coola on a visit to the refuge.For more info check out this article:http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/behind-screen

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or not you stored them nicely over the summer. The Outpost atGrouse Mountain offers equipment preparation with easy drop-off and pick-up; as dolocal ski & snowboard retailers. 2. Gear UpWhile we all want to look great on the slopes, comfort should beat the forefront of gear selection. “Make sure boots are well fitted and select skis,snowboard or snowshoes that are appropriate for your skill

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and a cocktail reception before dinner are always a great way to kick it up a notch. Not to mention, a couple of drink tickets probably won’t hurt; but be sure at least some small bites are served early on so guests aren’t drinking with an empty stomach. 3.Get a date down stat. Explore a couple different date options that the venue has and choose one that works well with the majority (or the key

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New Light Walk Now Open! Experience magic in the trees on our enchanting new Light Walk, now open starting at dusk. The entrance is marked by a glowing light tunnel, just off of the mountaintop skating pond. From there, walk amongst the fir and spruce around Blue Grouse Lake where stunning light installations bring radiance to the winter night. Stop in at a traditional First Nations Feasthouse

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