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months.Polar Bears are white; their fur is actually clear and highly reflective, giving them a white appearance in bright sun. Underneath a Polar Bear's thick coat, their black skin helps them absorb heat from the sun. Grizzly cubs are born blind, toothless, almost hairless and weighing 1 pound (half a kilogram). Bears are sensitive. A bear's sense of smell is 1000x better than a human's. Bear noses contain

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the link that is relevant to your booking.If you require anymore information, please contact Guest Services.Adult Elevation SessionsAvalanche Skills Training Level 1 CSIA Instructor CourseDay LessonsPrivate/Semi Private LessonsSki Wee LessonsChild/Youth Snow Camps Thank you for choosing Grouse Mountain for your purchase Here you will find more information about the pass you have made,please select

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ANNUAL PASSES limited time offer: Families save 50%!BUY ANNUAL PASS+BUY ANNUAL PASSRENEW NOWCOMPARE PASSESNote: Annual Pass and Annual Pass+ do not include skiing/snowboarding or access to the Grouse Gravity Coaster (opening in 2026) or Grouse Bike Park.A Release of Liability Waiver must be completed prior to receiving your pass. For those under the age of 19, a parent or guardian must complete a

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BCMC Trail Tackle the challenging 2.9-kilometre BCMC Trail which exits at the top of Grouse Mountain. The BCMC Trail promises to provide you with a fresh hiking and fitness challenge. Embrace the thrill of a new adventure to The Peak of Vancouver.For mountain access hours and current conditions, please check our website prior to your visit:Today on Grouse Trail Facts Length: 2.9 kilometres (1.8

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weather can change quickly and there is usually a difference in temperature from the base to the mountaintop. • Use sun protection. UV levels can rise with an increase in altitude. Please wear appropriate sunglasses and sunscreen to protect yourself from these harmful UV rays.• Always be cautious and obey posted signs and warnings. Please be aware, you may encounter maintenance vehicles or other heavy

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Peak Partnership: Grouse Mountain Resort and CIBC announce multi-year collaboration Two Canadian leaders unite to elevate guest experiences as the Resort celebrates centennial anniversary in 2026 NORTH VANCOUVER, October 22, 2025 – Ahead of Grouse Mountain’s 100-year anniversary in 2026, the Resort is proud to announce its first-ever exclusive financial institution sponsor, CIBC. The multi-year

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13th - Tuesday Dec 23rd: 11am  - 8pmSunday Dec 24th: 11am - 4pmELF HEADQUARTERSFrom writing that special letter to Santa to crafting sparkly DIY ornaments, we have everything you need to keep your little ones busy and happyDaily: 10am - 8pm Dec 24 & 25: 10am - 4pmLIGHT WALKExperience magic in the trees on our enchanting Light Walk. The entrance is marked by a glowing light tunnel, just off the

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be provided with a healthy snack and juice. Mini explorers dates & times Dates & Times (Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday only) Camp A: July 2–July 4 Camp B: July 9–11 Camp C: July 16–18 Camp D: July 23–25 Camp E: July 30–August 1 Camp F: August 6–8 Camp G: August 13–15 Camp H: August 20–22 Camp I: Aug 27–29Morning Session: 9:00am-12:00pm Afternoon Session: 1:00pm-4:00pm Booking options: 3

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-inspired breakfast.Breakfast with the Bears runs throughout the summer from 8:30am-10:30am. Please ensure you wear footwear appropriate for a mountaintop walk. Tots are free but must have a ticket. CONTINENTAL SELECTIONS Candied and Smoked Salmon Red Onions, Capers, Crème fraîche Brown, White, Multigrain and Gluten Free Breads Assorted Muffins & Pastries - including Bear Claws Assorted Cereals and

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. What he saw had a profound impact, so much so that he returned again and again, each year capturing as much of the incredible wildlife event as possible. With a wealth of footage and an amazing migration story to tell, Maxwel partnered with storytellers Steve Woods, and Russell Clark and produced this mini nature documentary. The epic story of these little creatures has captured the hearts of people

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