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set times of about 30 minutes or less for the women’s and men’s categories. The Grouse Grind is located in North Vancouver, British Columbia, known for its steep incline and rugged terrain. It spans 3.0 kilometres (1.86 miles) and features an elevation gain of 853 metres (2,800 feet), and a total of 2,830 stairs. Many consider it a rite of passage, offering a true test of strength and determination

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likely to find Grinder and Coola active and moving around in the morning or in the eveningtime.  During the middle part of the day be sure to check out our Lumberjack and Birds in Motion demonstrations!We look forward to seeing you at the bear habitat and have daily Ranger Talks at 10am, 12:45pm and 3:30pm.

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Grinder and Coola have been at Grouse Mountain, the Wildlife Team has been able to watch them learn and grow, observations that have helped determine what is known instinctually and what is learned behaviour from their mothers. This important information is gathered to help future orphaned cubs. “We are excited to partner with Grouse Mountain Resort again this year as we celebrate Coola and Grinder and

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Spring Operations Update Changes in effect from April 2nd, 2024  Attention skiers and riders! From Tuesday, April 2nd until the end of the 2023/24 season, our hours of operation for the Downhill Area will be: Weekdays: 12:00pm - 8:00pm Weekends: 9:00am - 5:00pm Please be aware that these hours are subject to change, and are dependent on our snow conditions. Always check Today on Grouse prior to

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weather conditions and extra clothing in case they get soiled or cold. •Please include waterproof jacket and pants, and extra layers as there is a chance of snow, rain, or decreasing temperatures. •Send your child to camp in closed-toed shoes such as hiking or Winter boots. No sandals. •Pack a hat, extra socks, and sunscreen. •Lunch, a reusable water bottle, and lots of snacks for your active camper

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the Search function. Type “Wallet” into the search bar. Then, tap the Wallet icon that appears under the “Applications” header. From there you will be able to access your digital pass! •If you have an Android device, you can install it via the Wallet Passes app:  oInstall the app from the Google Play Store  oAfter you have the app, access the email from your smartphone and click the “Download

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Hummingbird Monitoring Program 2023 A long term study The hummingbird banding station on Grouse Mountain has been in operation since 2005 running a long term hummingbird banding and conservation program.The conservation status of many different species of Hummingbirds has been in question for decades as researchers strive to learn more about these tiny wonders.The purpose of our monitoring

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habitat.As expected, Grinder was first into the new area and proceeded to check the pond for salamandar eggs that normally are laid on the various sticks and debris on the pond bottom.  Coola soon followed.  But to the dismay of the bears (and the delight of the salamanders) the couple week delay getting the habitat opened allowed the majority of the eggs to hatch!  So there were slim pickings for the boys

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22nd Bear-thday Party Success! Grinder and Coola celebrate their bear-thday This past Saturday, July 29th, we celebrated Grinder and Coola's 22nd Bear-thday! Both bears actually turned 22 years old this past winter - most likely the middle of January - but since it's hard to celebrate while in hibernation, we decided to hold off until the summer months!There were extra activities around the bear

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summer weights. For Grinder this is about 700 lbs and Coola approximately 800 lbs.However, as winter approaches they need to put on the extra layers of fat before they go into the winter den for a long winter dormancy period (aka Hibernation). This is hyperphagia. Extra calories During hyperphagia, a bear will be obsessed with finding and consuming food. The balance of their diet will also shift in

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