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Grouse Grind Season Opens May 17, 2014 Just in time for the long weekend, we’re excited to announce that the Grouse Grind will be open for the 2014 season at 6:15am tomorrow, Saturday, May 17th. This weekend is the perfect time to hit the trail while challenging yourself to hit a new personal best - and kick off your training for Whistler Water One Climb and Seek the Peak, happening June 14th

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short cut handle tow The latest enhancement to the Resort’s popular terrain parks, the Short Cut Handle Tow in Side Cut Park officially opened on December 21, 2022. The new lift offers access to up to 20 features, eliminating the need for skiers and riders to use the Screaming Eagle Chair. With a total rope length of 250 metres and maximum speed of two metres per second, the Short Cut handle tow

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The Cut Opens on Sunday, Nov. 20 More terrain opening soon Grouse Mountain is happy to announce that The Cut opens for the winter 2011/12 season on Sunday, November 20th.  Grouse Mountain has supplemented Mother Nature's bounty with some amazing snow making. This coupled with top-notch grooming mean that conditions on open areas are very good.Grouse Mountain opened for its 85th season on Friday

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, we’ve got you covered.”To enjoy all of these great activities and more, grab a Spring Fling Pass today which provides unlimited access to the Mountain – including skiing and riding – from now until the end of the season, for only $119.About Grouse Mountain:As a Northland Properties Company, Grouse Mountain is proudly local, family owned and operated. With 221 acres of skiable terrain, Grouse Mountain

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Bears Move Into Their Upper Pond Summer Habitat expansion Today we opened up the bears' larger Upper Pond section of their summer habitat.  This marks about half of their summer territory here at Grouse Mountain.Grinder and Coola came out of hibernation on May 3rd and have spent the last couple weeks in their hibernation habitat while we excavated their habitat from the snow and set it up for

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ID are required at time of pass pick up. All passes must be shown to the Skyride Operator before boarding and must remain visible at all times. Passes will be subject to suspension or cancellation and will be revoked in the event of misconduct, breach of the Alpine Responsibility Code, or if any person is found using a pass that is not the Passholder. The Passholder agrees to obey all warning

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Hit the Snowshoe Trails Munday Alpine Park opens today Start your winter on the right foot…literally! Discover why snowshoeing is the fastest growing outdoor winter activity and escape into the serene beauty of a natural winter playground on our beginner and intermediate snowshoe trails of the Blue Grouse Loop and Whistler Water Way, both now open for the season just a short distance away from

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Guess Our Opening Date For a Chance to Win! What day will we open for the 2013/14 season? Have a knack for guessing games? Does your heart start beating faster at the sight of the first snowfall? If you answered ‘yes’ to those two questions, then you just might want to enter our Opening Date contest! Predict what our 2013/14 Winter Season Opening Day will be and if you’re correct, you'll be

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meaning behind symbols and legends and honouring them through a traditional dance. The crafts are examples of traditional First Nations art using templates created by our First Nations elder. Through the First Nations Heart program, our First Nations Elder shares some of his experience living in a Residential School, talks about respect and caring for one another, and opens the floor to a short Q&A

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showcases the best seasonal ingredients of British Columbia with a focus on local suppliers. Complementing the food will be a wine and beverage list highlighting some of the finest Okanagan vineyards and local craft brewers and distillers. The Observatory is open for the following days in June: • Friday, June 10th & Saturday, June 11th• Thursday, June 16th, Friday, June 17th & Saturday, June 18th

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