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Zone, 9 kilometres of snowshoe trails and the North Shore's most variety of terrain, Grouse Mountain is Vancouver’s outdoor playground with an average annual snowfall of 9.7 metres (31.8 feet).For more information, please contact:Madelaine TwomeyManager, CommunicationsGrouse Mountain ResortsDirect: 604.998.4255Cell: 604.551.4968mtwomey@grousemountain.com

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Greenway Chair from 1pm to 8pm on Friday, and 9am to 9pm on Saturday and Sunday. Skiing and riding will be available at Mountain Admission ticket rates until more terrain is opened. “Thanks to Mother Nature and the hard work of our snowmaking team we’re ready to kick off another great winter season at the Peak of Vancouver,” said Grouse Mountain’s Director, Mountain Operations Grant Wahl. “We’re excited

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minutes prior to your scheduled time and proceed to the Mountain Top Plaza (located on the mountaintop). Please meet at designated area in the Plaza 20 minutes prior to your scheduled departure.</li><li>No bags, purses or backpacks are allowed on tour. Lockers are available to rent, $2 charge, in the Rental Outpost.</li><li>Secure all loose items (keys, phone, wallet etc.) in a

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Proud Moments of Vancouver 2010 During the 2010 Olympics we hosted the NBC Today show at the Peak of Grouse Mountain. For 12 days we welcomed athletes, celebrities and well known faces from around the world. February 12, 2010 Jeret “Speedy” Peterson - World Cup aerial skier. Emily Cook - US freestyle skiing Olympian. Daniel Boulud - Acclaimed chef and restaurateur. Michael Bublé - Internationally

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the skies for a bird’s-eye view on a Helicopter Tour above the North Shore Mountains departing from the mountaintop. Adventure seekers can feel the rush on our exhilarating five-line Mountain Ziplines or navigate their way through the trees on our Mountain Ropes Adventure™ aerial ropes course. Young adventurers can explore the Kids Tree Canopy Adventure™, a fully contained activity zone for children

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OFFICIAL RESULTS Female1st Place: Frederique Joncas2nd Place: Sara Niblock3rd Place: Kate MacmillanMale1st Place: Pierce Smith2nd Place: Darren Smith3rd Place: William Hooley Name 1st Run 2nd Run Evan Barker 28.47 37.22 Andrew Bibby 29.77 28.91 Christian Blanchard 30.63 32.19 Kody Botteril 26.59 27.91 Mark Bramwell

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good sampling of Alfalfa Salad - which as it turns out also makes a good day bed in the snow! LEArn about reindeers Dancer and Vixen love guests and helping us teach our visitors about reindeer life and history.  Every day we host Reindeer Talks at 12pm and 3pm at the Reindeer Habitat next to Santa's Workshop.  We would love to see you there!Want to know why the girls grow antlers as well as the boys

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Snowy Owls.  He has become a winter specialist for us as he much prefers the cold winter temperatures to the summer heat.  Also he's a bit shy around big crowds but gets into the educational presentations for small groups!Snowy Owls are a unique and fascinating species that inhabits the artic tundra in the north for the Summer months and then migrates south for the winter.  They are what is known as

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move around, reposition, stretch, remake the bed and even go for sleep wanders.  This activity keeps their bones and muscles healthy and keeps them ready to go should they decide the winter is over!Goodnight bears!  We'll see you again (in person) in the spring!

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the bears drag them in and prepare them as they like.  Coola is known as the bed maker as it is he who normally does most of the bed making while Grinder supervises - Grinder has been known to even pull a branch or two out if he doesn't like what Coola has done!After their bed is made and the snow starts to fall the bears will spend increasing amounts of time inside the den until it is time for us

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