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Interpretive Sessions four times a day at 11am, 1pm, 3pm and 5pm in the Owl Talk Pavilion (formerly the Lumberjack Bowl).Come learn about three of our feathered Wildlife Ambassadors and learn some cool owl facts to impress your friends with!Trust us - it's a hoot! Ambassadors you can expect to meet Three of our owl wildlife ambassadors will be on hand for each talk.Odin is our one year old male Barred Owl

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, Line Skis, Jones Snowboards and Black Diamond plus many more. Outfitters will have 30-50% off gear including Arc'teryx, Patagonia, Smith, Giro and Fjallraven to name a few. The sale is your one stop shop to get geared up and ready to hit the slopes. With the winter season just around the corner there's no better time to gear up!Shopping HoursFriday, October 9 9am - 8pmSaturday, October 10 9am

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safely welcome you back to Grouse Mountain." This morning’s emergence marked the completion of the bears’ 19th hibernation period at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife. During their 144-day winter dormancy, Grinder and Coola were monitored by Grouse Mountain staff via an infrared camera placed in their hibernation den and the live feed was shared with the public on the Grouse Mountain

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Coola weighed in at 1045 lbs and Grinder at 885lbs.  This is close to their final winter weights.  We have begun providing the bears with lots of Pacific Silver-Fir branches in order to line their sleeping chamber.  We've seen them working on it already - Coola tends to do a lot of the work while Grinder likes to supervise and has been known to pull a branch or two out if he doesn't like what he's

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Grouse Mountain Welcomes B.C. Back with FREE Admission 100 free tickets available per day plus 50% off Mountain Admission (North Vancouver) As people are encouraged to get out and explore the province, Grouse Mountain is inviting B.C. to rediscover everything the Resort has to offer with an exciting promotion. From July 20th to 31st, Grouse Mountain will be giving away one hundred free Mountain

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-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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winter here at the Peak of Vancouver.” As a legacy event that began with the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, 24 Hours of Winter kicks off Saturday at 8:00 am and runs through 10:00 pm on Sunday with a variety of special activities including all-night skiing, snowboarding and ice skating; snowshoe tours; a spectacular torch parade; special apres celebration; morning yoga and much more. New to the

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mountaintop and distinct flavours imparted through the wood-fire grill.” Chefs’ Grill Dinner will take place on Altitudes Patio from 5pm to 8pm on Saturday, August 29th. The menu featuring six courses plus two amuse is available for $115 per person and includes Mountain Admission. Reservations are limited and seating will be done by social bubble with a maximum of six people per table. Due to the outdoor

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have a craving for proteins and fats.  We see them start to avoid the vegetables and go straight for the protein-rich dog kibble.  We also feed them salmon every day or every other day to help with their preparations.   PAST HIBERNATION DATES:2020 – ? 2019 – November 27th 2018 – December 1st 2017 – November 22nd 2016 – November 28th 2015 – November 16th

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