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Hectic Hummingbird Monitoring Session! This past Tuesday, June 9th we had an amazing hummingbird monitoring session here at Grouse Mountain.  It was only the second one of the year but it broke all records.We examined over 70 hummingbirds in a five hour sitting.  Many more visited the feeders that we were unable to examine.  Most were Rufous Females, our standard variety, but we had two adult

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temperatures, Grouse Mountain will open Paradise Bowl via the Greenway Chair during normal operating hours of 9:00 am to 10:00 pm, seven days a week at general admission rates. In addition, the Paradise Bowl terrain park is slated to reopen on Wednesday morning.“It has taken a little patience and perseverance, but we are thrilled to welcome the return of winter to the Peak of Vancouver,” said Grouse

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-hour sessions), a $50 credit towards ski/board boots, and a new set of skis or snowboard with bindings. The value is unbeatable. Purchase your package today and set yourself up for a lifetime of fun on the slopes!Elan Discovery Package

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- you'll be surprised at the activity level! I spent less than an hour inside our Pollinator's Garden here at Grouse Mountain and saw (and photographed) many different species at work.  Several varieties of Butterfly, numerous fly species, an Anna's hummingbird, a few wild bee species and even some of our local honey bees were all busy at work inside the garden.  The lure of sweet nectar is strong for

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a great one at the Peak of Vancouver with new Black Diamond night skiing and riding terrain on Blazes, the addition of a new Sliding Zone plus enhancements to the North Shore’s most extensive snowmaking fleet. In celebration of the recent snowfall, Grouse Mountain is holding our first ever 48-hour White Sale. For a very limited time, we are offering a 10% discount on 5-Day and 10-Day Snow Packs

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get drinking. Chill: both in the literal and figurative sense. Within a few hours after racing, cool those legs, especially at any tender points or areas of injury. Resist the craving for a hot bath; although it feels nice in the moment, it draws more blood into the muscle tissue and inhibits recovery. Marnie Giblin Physiotherapist Pivotal Health

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Help Us Light Up the Night Join our Torch Light Parade during 24 Hours of Winter In just over three weeks’ time, with the return of 24 Hours of Winter, we need your help to recreate the visually stunning Torch Light Parade that has become a favorite feature of this Olympic Anniversary event. If you are an advanced level skier or boarder over the age of 12, be a part of this proud tradition that

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you outdoorsy types, a one-hour guided snowshoe tour followed by a scrumptious cheese, broth and chocolate fondue in the Alpine Timber Room is just the ticket for a New Year’s Eve you won’t forget. And for the very first time, Grouse Mountain is excited to host a Family New Year’s Eve Celebration. With plenty of fun for all ages, the evening includes a fire dancing demonstration and a special 9

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full bellies, your gang will have no problem filling your pre-lunch hours on the mountain! Learn how owls get to be so wise at an Owl Interpretive Session. The mountain’s wildlife team will walk you through a day in the life of an owl and answer your questions during a 30-minute presentation. Next, you’re off to The Hive to see what all the buzz is about—it’s just as sweet as it sounds. Learn how

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Volunteers and athletes rewarded with more than $1M donation from Grouse Mountain After Hours pass guarantees the most dedicated have even more time to celebrate and enjoy winter January 26, 2010, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – The commitment of 2010 Olympic athletes and volunteers deserves the enduring thanks of communities the world over, and Grouse Mountain is pleased to offer a

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