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  Wild & Wonderful West Coast Camp I August 28 – September 1 Mountain Explorers & Survival *due to STAT holidays, no camps on July 3 & August 7 Pricing:5-Day Camp: $4154-Day Camp

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inclement weather such as high winds, thunder and lighting. Refunds or rescheduling day of due to weather is not permitted. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS Participants must be between 32kg (70 lbs) and 114kg (250lbs), including clothing and footwear.All guests are required to wear the helmet provided by Grouse Mountain in order to participate in the activity. Please note that this requirement cannot be waived and

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wildlife and the importance of conservation efforts that protect these incredible creatures. So, head to Grouse Mountain soon and keep your eyes peeled—you might just catch Grinder and Coola shaking off the last of their winter slumber, stretching out under the warming sun, and reacquainting themselves with the outside world around them.

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Grinder and Coola Celebrate their 23rd Bear-thday and Raise money for Bear Research Efforts summer celebrations Grinder and Coola, our two resident Grizzly Bears, celebrated their 23rd "Bear-thday" in July and had a pretty tasty cake!Both bears were actually born in the winter of 2000/2001 as young bears are born in the winter den for protection and easy nursing, however this does not work well

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Bears vs Pumpkins A Pre-hibernation treat A couple weeks ago our bears got treated to some Halloween pumpkin treats.It was a final feast before moving into their hibernation area and starting their winter preparations.Before delivery to the bears our Wildlife Rangers opened up the pumpkins, but left the popular insides for the bears to chow down on. In addition we stuffed some extra goodies

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to your phone! With your digital pass ready to go, you can head straight to the Skyride and hit the slopes without any delays.If you would prefer not to download your pass, please visit Guest Services as soon as possible to pick up your physical pass and beat the busy winter season rush!For the latest in snow and weather conditions, head to Today on Grouse prior to your visit.

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Join us for Grinder and Coola’s 23rd Bear-thday Fun-draiser Supporting Orphaned Grizzly Cub Rewilding (North Vancouver) Bear-y exciting news – Grouse Mountain’s resident Grizzly bears are turning 23! To celebrate, Grinder and Coola are hosting a Bear-thday Fun-draiser on Saturday, July 27th, in support of the Grizzly Bear Foundation’s orphaned Grizzly bear cub rewilding research – Project

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Grouse Mountain Gondola Construction Update - Summer 2024 We are excited to share the ongoing progress of Grouse Mountain’s state-of-the-art gondola! Slated to open during fall/winter 2024, the gondola marks the start of a new chapter for us leading up to the Resort’s centennial in 2026.Across May and June, the terminals for both the Plateau Station and the Base Station were put into place, and

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Artists for Conservation Education Program Less than 30 spots remain It’s a rare opportunity for teachers and students alike. In an age where the fragility of our ecosystem is at the forefront of dinner table conversation and international treaty development, artists are making a difference. Artists for Conservation has partnered with Grouse Mountain to bring their 2011 international event to

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exhilarating ride of twists and turns, weaving through a series of trees and exciting features before being greeted by an awe-inspiring view of Vancouver.“For guests who don’t ski or snowboard at Grouse Mountain, it is a side of the Resort, and Vancouver that they’ve likely never seen before,” said Michael Cameron, President, Grouse Mountain Resort. “Located to the skiers left of The Cut, the design of the

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