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to welcome skiers and riders back and we’ll be working to open up additional terrain as soon as possible.”Grouse Mountain is requiring all guests to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 for the 2021/22 ski and snowboard season. Starting on Saturday, November 20th, guests born in 2009 or earlier must provide proof of vaccination to access the Resort, including the Skyride, mountaintop facilities and

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lbs).But, despite their massive size, grizzly bears are no slow pokes! They can run at speeds up to 55 km per hour over most terrain!Grizzly bears are often various shades of blond, brown, black or a combination of all three. Colour is usually affected by spring shedding, growth of new fur, nutrition and climate.Grinder is quite blond while Coola has much darker fur. This is because they came from

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questions, this little inquisitive tool can take a good guess at your Travel Personality. Then through the power of magical algorithms – or something like that – it can recommend how to make the most of your day at Grouse Mountain. So what’s your Travel Personality?Take the Quiz

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Santa's ambassador reindeer arrive at grouse mountain This very morning on Grouse Mountain, with a clatter of hooves, two of Santa's reindeer, Dancer and Vixen arrived for our annual Peak of Christmas celebration.  Dancer and Vixen are here to represent Santa this year, since he is staying put at the North Pole (see Holly Snowflakes official update on Santa here).  They quickly settled into

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Mountain Resort. “We believe implementing this policy over the winter season will provide the strongest protection against COVID-19 to those who visit and work at the Mountain.” Grouse Mountain is introducing the VaxTrax Program, a one-time vaccine verification process for all passholders. The program allows verified passholders and multi-day Snow School participants access to the Resort without having

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Wahl. “We’re excited to welcome skiers and riders back and we’ll be working to open up additional terrain as soon as possible.”Grouse Mountain is requiring all guests to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 for the 2021/22 ski and snowboard season. Starting on Saturday, November 20th, guests born in 2009 or earlier must provide proof of vaccination to access the Resort, including the Skyride

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Restart Plan beginning tomorrow (1 July), we have some operational updates: No restrictions on group/table size while dining at Lupins, The Rusty Rail, and Altitudes Bistro We are now accepting cash Masks are recommended in all indoor areas Masks will continue to be mandatory on the Skyride and advance reservations are still required. Masks will also be mandatory for the orientation portion of Mountain

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bathe in a small icy pond. A bit of wrestling and food gathering seemed to wear them out quickly as, after an hour or so, back they went to their den for a nap. Typically, even though they have not eaten for almost 5 months, Grizzlies do not emerge from hibernation anxious to eat. It takes a while for their digestive system to kick start, and their preferred food items for the first few month are

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Hummingbirds.  We also saw quite a few juvenile birds that had been born this year - a great sign as to the health of the population.We look forward to a few more sessions this summer!

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generations of musicians in her family. She studied at the Vancouver Academy of Music until leaving BC to pursue a post-secondary education at the North Carolina School of the Arts. Graduating first in her university class, Karen was awarded the single highest scholarship awarded by NCSA; the Sarah Graham Kenan Scholarship. After graduation, while performing as Associate Concertmaster of the Spoleto

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