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Grouse Mountain Early Bird Passes on Sale Now Introducing the new Early Bird Limited Pass option While we're still enjoying the final days of summer, the chill in the evening air is a sure sign that winter is on it's way. Another sign that winter is approaching... Grouse Mountain's Early Bird Passes are now on sale!Save up to 40% off regular pass prices and get unlimited skiing and riding for the

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Lupins Café The sleek architecture of this venue is home to fast, convenient self-service dining. Whether you're looking for a healthy snack after a grueling hike or a leisurely meal overlooking the mountains and valley, Lupins is a great choice. Located on the main floor of the Peak Chalet, Lupins Café offers stunning decorative alpine features like high cedar beams and copper lights that emit a

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building new nests, or simply renovating old ones, using a mixture of mud and saliva to build and cement the nests together.  Barn Swallows have an extremely long migratory route.  Their range extends across most of both North and South America.  In the late winter months the birds will leave their winter grounds in South America and fly North, generally returning to the area where they were born.After

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The Grizzly Lookout cafÉ The Grizzly Lookout Café will open for the summer season on Saturday, May 17th.The Grizzly Lookout Café serves a variety of snacks and beverages to help keep your energy up. There are also a variety of souvenirs available for purchase.  Stop by the yurt and take a break during your day on the mountain. The café is located at the bottom of The Peak next to the Grizzly Bear

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Year Round Birds of Grouse Mountain Today for National Wildlife Week let's look at some of the common birds found on Grouse Mountain! The birds here can be seen on most trips up the mountain - regardless of season. Watch for them on your next trip up! The Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is a common sight on Grouse Mountain.  Watch for them on your trip up our skyride and then soaring in

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Winter Camouflage in use by Grouse Mountain Wildlife With snow now covering all of the terrain at Grouse Mountain, many of our winter wildlife inhabitants have changed colour to match the new white background.The two that stand out the most are the Snowshoe Hair (Lepus americanus) and the Ermine or Short-tailed Weasel (Mustela erminea).  We see these two quite often up here (and their tracks

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June 2nd Is Only For Early Birds! Adjusted operating hours on Saturday, June 2nd On Saturday, June 2nd Grouse Mountain is condensing its daily operations to accommodate a private function. So…June 2nd is the perfect day to make it an early start at Grouse Mountain! The Peak of Vancouver will be accessible to passholders and day visitors until 2pm on June 2nd (final Skyride upload at 1pm). Hiker

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Grouse Mountain Seasonal Closure – October 28 to November 8 Grouse Mountain’s seasonal closure will take place between October 28th and November 8th, 2019 as the Mountain transitions between its summer and winter operations. During this period there will be no upload or download access to/from the Mountain and all mountaintop activities and facilities will be closed. This will allow for annual

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Inner city youth benefit from new initiative Two-year program teaches skills and highlights healthy living. March 24, 2009, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – During the past month, 75 inner city youth have risen to new heights thanks to a tailored snowboarding program called Zero Ceiling at Grouse Mountain. The resort has partnered with Zero Ceiling and 2010 Legacies Now to provide this

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$172,000 Raised for BC Children's Hospital Grind For Kids 2010 campaign raises a mountain of money for sick kids in BC Wednesday June 22 marked the official kick off for the 2011 Grind For Kids campaign. Grouse Mountain President Stuart McLaughlin presented the cheque for the $172,000 raised in 2010 to Stephan Forgacs and Shelley Sainsbury from BC Children’s Hospital. Also on hand was former

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