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Happy Halloween - Grizzly Bear Style! bears vs pumpkins Just before we closed for our annual maintenance shut-down we had the opportunity to give two carved pumpkins, stuffed with yummy treats, to Grinder and Coola, our resident Grizzly Bears.We knew these wouldn't last long as the bears quickly found where we had placed them.  Grinder was the first to choose but as he took his pumpkin to move

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Grinder and coola enter 21st hibernation Grinder and Coola, the two Grizzly Bear inhabitants residing at our wildlife refuge, entered their 21st hibernation/winter period here on Grouse Mountain today - November 8, 2021.  This marks their earliest entry into hibernation yet - beating their previous record of November 10th set just last year in 2020.Last year they had a record long dormancy of

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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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New lift opening in Grouse Parks next season Exciting news for terrain park skiers and riders – a new lift is coming next season! Grouse Mountain is excited to announce the latest enhancement to our popular terrain parks – a Handle Tow in Side Cut Park. The new lift will be 260 metres long and offer access to up to 20 features, eliminating the need for skiers and riders to use the Screaming

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quite different areas of British Columbia.Grinder is from the interior of BC where the climate is dry and there is a lot of grassland.Coola is from Bella Coola, on the coast of BC, where the vegetation and landscape is much like here, very dark, and green. How can you tell the difference between a grizzly bear and a black bear?It's not as easy as you may think, as colour is not a good characteristic

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The Ultimate Flying Experience Tandem Paragliding offers flights launching from the Grouse Mountain Peak and landing in Cleveland Park for an elevation drop of 3,300 feet. Your Flight Includes Ground School (10 min): Learn launch technique, about the construction of the glider, as well as basic meteorology - the weather we need to fly. Flight Time (10-20 min): Learn how the paraglider flies and

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LookoutAdmire the natural beauty of British Columbia’s inland sea.Wilderness LookoutKeep an eye out for wildlife roaming the vast forest landscape.Cascade Mountains LookoutMarvel at the stunning sight of the Cascade Mountain Range.Grizzly LookoutSay hi to Grinder & Coola from the perfect perch near the Grizzly Bear Habitat.Mountain Maps

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Clinic.Beginners Clinic Ladies Clinic Our Ladies Clinic provides a great environment for taking your snowshoeing to the next level.Ladies Clinic Snowshoe Fit Focus on getting fit this season with our Snowshoe Fit Clinic.Snowshoe Fit BOOMERS & ZOOMERS CLINIC If you're 50+ and interested in getting or staying fit, this is the clinic for you.Boomers Clinic SNOWSHOE CLINIC PARTICIPANT INFO All participants meet

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certificationfor Snowboarding.SALES ARE NON‐TRANSFERABLE AND NON‐REFUNDABLE.ANY LESSON MISSED IS CONSIDERED COMPLETE.All lessons that are postponed or cancelled due to weather conditions or insufficient snow conditions areNON-REFUNDABLE and may be re-scheduled for a later time in the current season or the value used as acredit for the following season. Any lesson(s) missed are considered complete. Refunds are

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- not the sort of prey they might find in the wild but one they really enjoy nevertheless! Making quick work of it... It takes our caretakers two days of layering and waiting to properly freeze a watermelon in a block of ice but it took the bears about 15 minutes each to get them apart and into the good stuff inside.Through a combination of claws, teeth and tongue the bears notched some scratches and

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