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. Tackle beginner features for the first time or join the jump and jib sessions for freestyle skill progression. Camp sessions are split between all mountain and park in the morning with a fun mini contest in the afternoon. To reserve your Roxy Ride Day spot head to www.roxy.com/roxyridedays as this camp is only available for a limited number of participants. Registration includes lift ticket. For more

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metabolism.The bears were ecstatic to be outside and, after munching on some hidden food, proceeded to romp around their habitat and wrestle, slide and dig. There are some good sized snow mounds still inside the habitat and we expect that they will soon construct their usual snow caves and tunnels.  I'll be sure to post some photos when they do!Visitors to Grouse Mountain can now visit Grinder and Coola in

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was followed shortly by Coola (shown above).After a little over four months in hibernation, the bears were ready to rumble and immediately started to run and play in the snow. It's always one of their most energetic days of the year and for the rest of the afternoon Grinder and Coola were seen wrestling each other or rubbing their coats, dirty from hibernation, in the clean snow. Of course, they are

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other shelter from the weather. Interestingly enough, while they used to also nest on cliff faces, they have come to rely on man-made structures and now nest exclusively on them. After hatching, young Barn Swallows grow quickly, with both the adult male and female birds feeding them, and after 18-23 days the young are ready to leave the nest. We've been watching one nest that was constructed on top of

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Social Nights Are Back for 2013! Snowshoe Grind Social Nights kick off Jan. 9 Grouse Mountain has the perfect solution to help ease those mid-week work blues. Starting January 9th, our popular Snowshoe Grind Social Nights are back at Altitudes Bistro taking place every Wednesday for the remainder of the winter season. Strap on your snowshoes after work for some fresh air in a snowy winter

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first-ever event of its kind on the Grouse Grind.Leading the way was 24-year-old Colin Pither who set a blistering pace early in the day. Hot on his heels, however, was 69-year-old Idar Karlsen whose upbeat, positive and steady approach to the day saw him take over the lead in late afternoon to ultimately be awarded the Multi-Grouse Grind Challenge title with 15 Grinds on the day. A long-time and

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Carve Your Way Into 2013 Grouse Mountain is the home of New Year’s resolutions with a difference. Make yourself an achievable and fun goal you are sure to keep in 2013 by registering today for skiing or snowboarding lessons here at the Peak of Vancouver. Our specialized Adult Programs can help you learn to ski or ride as well as develop those sought after skills such as tackling moguls or the

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memorable morning and get them into the festive spirit. Don’t forget that after Breakfast with Santa you and your family can head out to enjoy all of our Peak of Christmas activities including visits with reindeer, skating on our outdoor ice rink and a visit to Santa’s workshop. For more information call Guest Services today at 604.980.9311.

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ClearlyContacts.ca Grouse Grind Mountain Run is truly for everyone. Online registration is open until Thursday at 8pm but you can continue to register in person at Guest Services or early on race day. To find out more about this great event, the after-party and the great swag bag head to ggmr.ca

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ground far below!I spoke with a few of the Grouse Mountain staff and they say that it is common to see wildlife like Eagles, bears and deer on this quieter part of the mountain. After a wonderful visit and views to remember for a lifetime, I made my way onto the chairlift on my way back down the mountain.Have a great week, Sacha

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