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also direct you to the first hidden pass. Happy searching friends! 20 Days of Free y2Play – Rules and Regulations Eligibility: Grouse Mountain’s “20 Days of Free Y2Play” Contest is open only to legal residents of Canada who have reached the age of majority in their province or territory of residence at the time of entry, excluding Quebec. Any entrant under the age of majority must have a parent or

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- Saturday, June 14th8:00am: Welcome and Warm-up at Ambleside Park 8:15am: Race Start 9:00am-1:30pm: Mountaintop Celebration 1:15am: Awards PresentationFor more information visit seekthepeak.caThank you to our event sponsor!

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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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his real reindeer, brilliant light installations, roving entertainment, and Christmas movies in the Theatre in the Sky.“Our Peak of Christmas activities allow guests to really immerse themselves in the festive season,” said Madelaine Twomey, Communications Manager at Grouse Mountain Resort. “The elves are hard at work preparing the mountaintop for the highly anticipated arrival of Santa Claus at

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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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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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on Today on Grouse.If you are hiking up the Grouse Grind, purchase a Download Ticket for your Skyride trip down the mountain. Downhill hiking is not permitted. Buy your Download Ticket online in advance to save! BUY DOWNLOAD TICKETYou can get 5 downloads for the price of 4 with The Fiver Pass for only $79 (valid for 1 year from purchase date). BUY FIVER PASSPlanning to tackle the Grouse Grind as

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conditions allow. Please be aware that all hours are subject to change, and are dependent on our snow conditions. Always check Today on Grouse prior to your visit for that day's opening hours and available terrain. Today on GrouseSPRING FLING PASS - ONLY $99 ⛷️☀️Spring is here, but the season isn't over yet! Keep carving up the slopes with unlimited skiing and snowboarding for just $99. Don’t miss your

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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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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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