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practicing more advanced techniques with participants.Ski Zone Camps (Ages 7-12) 2024/25 Rates*4 Day Camp Half Day 4 Day CampFull Day 5 Day Camp Half Day 5 Day Camp Full DayLesson Rate$443.34$765.55$544.34$954.45+Lift+$96+$96+$119+$119+Rentals+$99+$99+$124+$124+LunchN/A+$60N/A+$75Note: a $50 premium will be applied to camps taking place during winter break (Dec. 21, 2024 - Jan. 5, 2025)All camp

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Easter on The Peak returns To Grouse Mountain The annual festivities supporting Family Services of the North Shore include brunch, an egg hunt, Easter movie screenings, kids crafts, the Easter Bunny, and more NORTH VANCOUVER, April 3, 2025 – Grouse Mountain Resort is excited to announce its annual Easter on The Peak celebration is returning from Friday, April 18 – Monday, April 21, 2025. Guests

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). Participants must use a certified ski helmet (no bike helmet).Registration must be completed by 4pm the day before your child's Ski Wee Lesson.Please meet a Ski Wee Instructor outside the Peak Chalet 15minutes before the start of the session.Children 3-4 yrs old can purchase a Season Pass for $40.Sign up your child for Ski Wee and you are eligible to receive discounts on lift tickets and a 10% discount on

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and enjoyable while accessing our mountaintop terrain, please take a moment to review this Peak Chairlift Safety Tips video.  prior to loading If unfamiliar with the lift ask the lift attendants for instructions.Children must be 9 years of age to ride the lift without an adult.Children must be taller than 1 meter to ride the Peak Chair. Children riding with adults should be positioned on the outside

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June to October (opening date pending snow levels).What are the Grouse Bike Park hours of operation?Bike Park hours of operation will be 10am-8pm, with the closing hour adjusted on shorter days. How do I get my bike to the mountaintop?You can access the mountaintop with your bike using the Red Skyride. This will be the primary mountain access lift for riders heading up with their bikes. Where will

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Groups Visiting Grouse Mountain Located just 15 minutes from Vancouver’s downtown core, Grouse Mountain is a playground for all seasons featuring summer and winter activities galore, a Wildlife Refuge, and dining and shopping with a local flavour. Escape to The Peak of Vancouver for a memorable group outing. Group Tickets Group pricing for one-day Mountain Admission and Snow Lift Tickets is

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winter season and between Oct. 1 and the end of the next winter season). Y2PLAY 2025/26 PASSHOLDERS ARE ELIGIBLE TO ENJOY THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS: 2 Free Lift Tickets at our sister resort, Revelstoke Mountain Resort.Y2Play Passholders will also receive a discount of 50% off additional days at Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Offers valid between November 29, 2025 and April 12, 2026, with the exclusion of the

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participating resorts.All discounts apply to regular, full-priced, full-day lift tickets (night skiing tickets not included). Cannot be combined with any other discounts. Some restrictions/blackout dates may apply (see details below) and both resorts need to be in full operation.Please note: Mountain Interchange Program details may change at anytime without prior notice. Prior to visiting a participating

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Summer Adventure day Camps One Mountain, endless adventures! Just 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver, Grouse Mountain is a world away, where wilderness meets adventure, adventure meets nature, and both memories and friends are made to keep. New and exciting camp activities will engage kids ages 5-13 in outdoor exploration during summer break.These camps are multi-day, week-long camps that run

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hazards including, but not limited to the following: boarding, riding and disembarking ski lifts; changing weather conditions;avalanches; exposed rock, earth, ice, and other natural objects; trees, tree wells, tree stumps and forest deadfall; the condition of snow or ice on or beneath the surface; variations in the terrain which may create blind spots or areas of reduced visibility; variations in the

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