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Grouse mountain hosts bird festival day activities Join us this Monday, August 20th as Grouse Mountain celebrates the 1st annual Vancouver Bird Festival!  We will have a display up in our plaza near the chalet and special guest appearances by our Owl Mascot and our Wildlife Ambassador Barn Owl Cleo!  Cleo will be out for educational talks at 10:45am, 1pm and 3pm on Monday.  Looking to learn a

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Bird Calls at Night Nocturnal migrants cause a cacophony of calls. For the past few weeks here on Grouse Mountain, if you wandered around late at night, you would have heard a strange cacophony of bird calls and sounds that you never hear in the light of the day.These are the calls of the nocturnal migrants. Many bird species migrate at night for safety. Predators such as bird's of prey are not

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Summer Adventure Camps Book your kids in for summer fun and excitement It's June, and the countdown to summer is officially on! Grouse Mountain is here to help fill your kids' summer days with exciting and educational outdoor fun. Throughout July and August, Grouse Mountain will be offering a multitude of brand-new summer camps each with their own unique theme - including Mountain

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ANNUAL PASSES Families save 30%!BUY ANNUAL PASS+BUY ANNUAL PASSRENEW NOWCOMPARE PASSESNote: Annual Pass and Annual Pass+ do not include skiing/snowboarding or access to the Mountain Coaster or Grouse Bike Park (both opening summer 2025).A Release of Liability Waiver must be completed prior to receiving your pass. For those under the age of 19, a parent or guardian must complete a waiver for the

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Mason Bee Homes in Pollinator's Garden Recently we had two beautiful native bee boxes donated by Spirit Works Limited, designers of unique First Nations products from the West Coast.These boxes are made from Red and Yellow Cedar (made of salvaged cut-offs from milling operations), and the inside trays, where the Bees live, are made of Spruce or Fir salvaged from construction sites around

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, your group will be greeted at the base of the mountain before taking the scenic Skyride to start your program at The Peak of Vancouver. LEARN MORE Outreach We’re taking our Owl Ambassadors and First Nations Hiwus program on the road and would love to visit your school! LEARN MORE Online These online sessions include live chat to answer questions in real time, worksheets, videos, and webcams.LEARN

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Grouse Mountain Re-Opens on Sunday, November 11, 2018 Seasonal Closure Work Completes Early. Grouse Mountain is happy to announce that its seasonal maintenance work has completed earlier than expected, and the Resort will be re-opening on Sunday, November 11, 2018. "We're exciting to be welcoming guests back as we launch into winter. The weather forecast is for sun and warmer temperatures on

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Driving Directions Follow Georgia Street through Stanley Park and across the Lions Gate Bridge. Take the North Vancouver exit to Marine Drive, then left up Capilano Road for 5 km (3.1 miles).OR, from the Ironworkers' Memorial Second Narrows Bridge, follow Highway #1 westbound to Capilano Road Exit North (exit #14). Summer Shuttle from Downtown Throughout the summer, we are pleased to offer a free

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Grinder and coola enter their lower pond habitat happy to explore For the first time in 2018, Grinder and Coola, our two resident Grizzly Bears, were given access into their 2.5 acre Lower Pond Habitat to explore.  Due to some needed repairs, this section of their habitat was closed a bit longer than anticipated.  This delay, however, has allowed the grass a chance to grow quite long and for

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about the refuge To visit our resident Grizzly bears, follow the signs on the mountaintop for the best route to the bear habitat. Imagine a wilderness sanctuary where endangered animals can explore and play, knowing they’re safe and secure. You’ll find all this and more at our research, education and conservation centre on the mountain. The Refuge also offers leading-edge interpretative programs

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