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Grouse Mountain Grizzlies Awake from Hibernation
Grouse Mountain Grizzlies Awake from Hibernation Grinder and Coola complete 21st winter dormancy period at The Peak of Vancouver (North Vancouver) Cheers greeted Grouse Mountain’s resident Grizzly bears, Grinder and Coola, as they emerged from hibernation this morning at The Peak of Vancouver.The awakening concludes the bears’ 21st hibernation period at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered
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Bears Emerge from 2021/2022 Hibernation Period
Grinder and coola emerge from their den 21st Hibernation comes to an end Today (April 28th) marked the end of Grinder and Coola's 21st hibernation period on Grouse Mountain!Both bears went into the den on November 8th, 2021, which was our earliest start to hibernation in their time here on Grouse Mountain. After 171 days in the den, they were sure excited to dig out and get into the all fresh
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Education Program Pricing
Guided Education Programs for Students (5-18) BC Students International* Wildlife Field Trip $23.5 $35.00 hiwus Cultural (full day, includes lunch) $41.00 $74.95 Sustainability in Motion (includes The Eye of the Wind) $29.50 $40.00 Premium (5 Activities; includes drumming circle) $35.00 $45.00
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Scavenger Hunt Education
Program Overview The Mountain Scavenger Hunt is a 3 hour program which takes school groups to stunning locations and hidden hideouts on Grouse Mountain. Groups work in teams of 15 to answer as many questions as possible. While exploring, teams collaborate to solve riddles, find hidden objects, complete short team challenges and unlock a code for maximum points. The winners are crowned as the
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Scenic Chairlift
long weekend-September) Daily Rides throughout the summer months. For Hours of Operation, please visit Today's Schedule page.Minimum height requirement for the chairlift ride is 1 metre. Due to the unpredictability of nature we encourage you to check our Current Conditions page for today's schedule or contact Guest Services for more information at 604.980.9311.
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Patio Grill Nights Launch at Altitudes Bistro
act as the centerpiece to this series, creating a multi-sensory experience. Beginning Thursday, August 13th, we will feature a nightly grill special in Altitudes Bistro from 4pm to 8pm daily. This rotating menu will showcase flavourful creations from the wood-fired grill on Altitudes Patio. It's the perfect pairing to an evening on the patio taking in the spectacular views. Features will change
https://www.grousemountain.com/news/patio-grill-nights-launch-at-altitudes-bistro
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Happy New Year
Happy New Year To our Grouse Mountain Community, As we come to the end of the year, I want to take a moment to reflect on both the unprecedented challenges we faced as well as the accomplishments we achieved together. Looking back to the beginning of 2020, the winter season was off to a fabulous start. Our annual Family Day celebration and 24 Hours of Winter were both great successes and we were
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Bears Begin 20th Hibernation on Grouse Mountain
-Fir Branches supplied by caretakers. This date of November 10th marks the earliest entrance into their winter dormancy here at Grouse Mountain - beating out the previous record of November 16th back in 2015. We hope this bodes well for an early and long ski season!If you'd like to follow along with Grinder and Coola's winter snooze you can do so by checking out the infrared camera mounted inside
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Office Boys Banked Slalom Results
OFFICIAL RESULTS Female1st Place: Frederique Joncas2nd Place: Sara Niblock3rd Place: Kate MacmillanMale1st Place: Pierce Smith2nd Place: Darren Smith3rd Place: William Hooley Name 1st Run 2nd Run Evan Barker 28.47 37.22 Andrew Bibby 29.77 28.91 Christian Blanchard 30.63 32.19 Kody Botteril 26.59 27.91 Mark Bramwell
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Bears Gaining Weight
they can to put on the pounds before the cold months of winter hit.For the summertime, the bears were eating about 10 lbs per bear per day made up of mostly fruits and vegetables. As we've moved into September that has steadily increased and now we are at about 20 lbs per bear per day. This will still increase a little more over the next couple of weeks.When they emerged from hibernation back in
