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ponds. Ranger talks and bear cams Under current health restrictions relating to Covid-19 we can only host our very local visitors right now.  But if you do live close to the mountain we are open and you can visit Grinder and Coola daily in their habitat from 9am to 9pm.  We will be hosting Ranger Talks at 10am, 12:15pm, 2:30pm and 4pm every day and these talks will tell you more about Grinder and

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has existed in its current form since the Grouse Mountain Ski Club and Tyee Ski Runners merged in the 1950s after operating independently of one another since the early 20th century. With a rich, colourful history that is as much about the off-snow escapades as those on it, tales from the early days of the Tyee are the stuff of local legend and lend a certain aura of adventure to Vancouver’s oldest

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sales start on March 1st.A Y2Play Snow Pass gives you unlimited skiing and riding for the rest of this season, as well as all of next season with incredible benefits!Y2Play provides over $500 in added value, including 2 free days of skiing or riding at our sister resort, Revelstoke Mountain, plus 40% off standard rates at The Sutton Place Hotel at Revelstoke Mountain Resort and Sandman

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Grinder and Coola emerge from 20th Hibernation Longest Hibernation Today marks the end of the longest hibernation period yet at Grouse Mountain for our two resident Grizzly Bears - Grinder and Coola. They went into their den and sleeping chamber on November 10th, 2020 and emerged today on April 29th, 2021. This is a period of 170 days and beats the previous record of 153 days set in 2017

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could still gain up to 50 more pounds before entering their winter slumber.  Coola is just breaking 1000 pounds and Grinder is approaching 900.We've also been busy reducing the size of the bears' habitat as they move closer into and around their winter den.  We take down the bears' 5 acre summer fence each year as Grouse Mountain regularly gets snowfalls that tower above any fence left standing and

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are thrilled to welcome guests back to experience Peak of Christmas this holiday season,” said Melissa Taylor, Grouse Mountain’s Communications Manager. “A magical story awaits guests of all ages as they are transported to a winter wonderland, complete with Santa and his reindeer, brilliant light installations and Christmas movies in the Theatre in the Sky.”At Santa’s Workshop, believers young and

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BC Spring Break (March 16 - 20 & March 23 - 27, 2020). Tickets can be purchased in-person at the Ticket Centre or Guest Services.We've put together our Top Picks for Family Fun this Spring Break!learn morePlease note that a free mountain admission or day lift ticket for children & youth (age 18 and under) is redeemable on the aforementioned dates and only when purchased in-person at the

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in the Fraser Valley.Event Details: Date: Friday, December 17, 20121Time: 6pm-9pm  Where: Cut Park, Grouse Mountain If your Instagram feed is getting a little tired, be sure to follow @grouseparks and Grouse Parks on Facebook to see some photos of you getting wild.

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:15Scenic Chair Ride to Peak of Vancouver 10:45Eye of the Wind Tour 11:30Grizzly Habitat 12:00Chalet Visit – lunch, snacks, shopping 1:15First Nation’s Drumming Circle 2:00Lumberjack Show 3:00Skyride and DepartureView Program Pricing Here White Season(April-December) Bring your students to experience the joy and wonder of the outdoors. “Winter Wonderland Adventure” combines our most popular winter

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learning Short day program allows for self-guided discoverySmall groups of 15-20 students ensures inclusivity for allIncredible natural surroundings and stunning viewsChallenging, yet low risk BenefitsTo recognize and share unique skills within the teamImprove team cohesion and communicationPromotes friendship developmentEncourages creative thinking Activity based learning that connects youth with nature

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