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of British Columbia.  They nest each spring in the Coniferous Forests around the Province.  They have one clutch of 2-6 eggs that they incubate for approximately 16 days before hatching.  The young take approximately 20-30 days before they are ready to leave the nest and learn how to care for themselves.Be sure to watch for these bright blue coloured birds the next time you are up here on Grouse

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day this month, Grouse Mountain will continue to surprise one lucky Y2Play passholder on the Skyride with a great prizes ranging from Oakley goggles to a brand new snowboard or skis.  For 30 consecutive days all those who have purchased a Y2Play pass will automatically be entered into the Skyride surprise giveaway for a chance to win. Just grab a Y2Play pass, your skis and boards and jump on the

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Celebrate the magic of snow at the Peak of Christmas Join us at Grouse Mountain's annual Winter Wonderland The most wonderful time of year has finally arrived as Grouse Mountain’s annual Peak of Christmas festivities kick off this Saturday, November 23 followed by the highly-anticipated return of Santa Claus to Vancouver’s North Pole on Saturday, November 30.After stepping aboard the Red Skyride

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unbelievable experiences. Prizes range from a 'tram surf' on top of the Skyride – yes on top! – to private first tracks to a Golden reserved parking space. Total prizing is valued over $10,000, though the package overall is essentially priceless with many once-in-a-lifetime perks.More than 300 Grouse Mountain enthusiasts entered by answering the question, “Why Do You Y2Play?” From that group five finalists

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HOP TO IT! "Peter Rabbit" Easter Brunch March 1, 2008, North Vancouver-Hop on the Super Skyride at Grouse Mountain and take your family to the Peak of Vancouver for a ‘Peter Rabbit’ inspired brunch on Sunday March 23rd at 10:30am. With a variety of kid-friendly activities from face painting to storytelling, there’s plenty of entertainment to enjoy. Make a day of it and enjoy the many winter

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issue the following reminder: don’t forget your sunscreen.-30-

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event is also a Grouse Mountain staff favourite and with the burst in popularity of snowshoeing, it is sure to be a busy night. Snowshoeing is now the fastest growing winter snow sport. The race begins at 7pm with celebrations beginning at 8pm. Race admission is $20 for passholders ($30 without) and includes a complimentary burger and beer post-race at Altitudes Bistro. Go online for more details and

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wrestling and sluggish rolls around on their sides and back.  In fact, they are more interested in finding their food under the snow than playing in it!Grinder and Coola have put on quite a bit of weight in preparation for hibernation and are looking much more bulky overall.  Grinder has a pretty good bear stomach going on!  They are still eating approximately 30 lbs of food each per day and are still

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you meet on August 31, September 7, 14 and 21 at 5:30pm at the base of the Grouse Grind for these all important training sessions. Designed to help you prepare and have fun, the first two sessions will take runners through Grouse Woods and then the final two sessions will be on the Grouse Grind. Grab your running shoes and take in the last few long days of summer as you train and make the BMO Grouse

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the Winter Olympic Games. Grouse Mountain is committed to continuously adding value to the alpine experience for its loyal guests, as well as enhance the experience with even more activities including ziplining (now available year-round) and 24/7 operations during the Olympics. We look forward to the next snowfall and another excellent winter season -30-

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