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added benefits, Y2Play delivers outstanding value to local skiers and riders looking forward to another exciting winter on the slopes.” As local skiers and riders can attest, this season has been excellent. Next season is shaping up to be even more epic with early predictions indicating a La Nina year. During the last La Nina in the 2011/12 winter season, Grouse Mountain received 911 cm (over 30 ft

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snow early in the morning. In this line of work, I’m also lucky that I get to have some pretty cool experiences. One of my favourite memories working here is watching a meteor shower while out on the Mountain for the night shift – it was absolutely incredible.” | Rory - GMR Snowmaker

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Picture Yourself Working Here Now hiring for all winter positions Winter Hiring is underway at Grouse Mountain. All our job openings are posted on our Careers webpage and teams are in the midst of interviewing and hiring for full time and part time seasonal positions for winter as well as our on-going year round recruiting. Apply now! Our managers will be busy training up new teams in early to

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Take your yoga practice to new heights at the Peak of Vancouver! Mountaintop yoga returns on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the summer Eryn Krieger - August 3, 17, 24 and 31Drawing inspiration from her children, who motivate her to be kinder to herself, others, and the earth, Eryn practices being more fully present in each moment. She works with herself, and her students, toward equilibrium and

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Grinder and Coola Enter Their Upper Pond Habitat Today marked the earliest annual date ever that Grinder and Coola have entered their Upper Pond Habitat.  Shortly before Noon we were ready for them and we opened the gate to their summer habitat.  Both bears emerged slowly, still lethargic, and proceeded to explore their familiar surroundings.  They quickly found, and made a quick snack of, the

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Save 20% on Camps and Clinics Book by November 30th Also with the recent news that the federal government is doubling the Children’s Fitness Tax Credit, now is a great time to register your child in one of Grouse Mountain’s Zone, Freeride or Ski Wee Camps this winter. If you secure your spot by November 30th, you’ll receive an early bird discount of 20%! And don’t worry, grown-ups don’t have to

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and hike less. You can then start to run into the longer hills farther, hike the middle section and start running again before you reach the top. Christine’s Tip: Arrive early enough for those last minute bathroom stops and to participate in the excellent warm-up; crucial to help get the legs moving and the mindset for the road ahead. If you feel a little out of gas as you hit Nancy Greene Way, then

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Wahl. “Mother Nature delivered over 50cm of snow in the past week and with cold temperatures continuing in the forecast, we’ll be working hard to open up more terrain for skiing and riding soon.” The early season snowfall is also good news for local snowshoers. The Snowshoe Grind will also be opening tomorrow, November 20th at 9:00am with access via the Skyride. The 2015/16 winter season is set to be

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mountains and a summit altitude of 4,100 feet, Grouse Mountain offers a wide range of year-round outdoor and educational activities, a wildlife refuge, hiking, dining and more. With a long history dating back to Vancouver's earliest days, Grouse Mountain enjoys the status of Vancouver's most-visited attraction, welcoming more than 1.3 million guests each year. For more information, please visit

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all bylaws were respected during this process.Following the tree felling, BC Hydro biologists deliberately left a number of the fallen trees in place as a part of the re-vegetation plan for the area. By early March, more than 600 plants were planted in the area using native species, including cascara, sitka willow, vine maple, black hawthorn in addition to several others that will not pose a threat

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