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habitat such as a First Nations Bear-thday performance (including a Grizzly bear dance), face painting, crafts, a scavenger hunt and information on the challenges facing wild Grizzly Bears at an informational booth hosted by the Grizzly Bear Foundation.  Cake "Smash" The highlight of the event was a gorgeous frozen Bear-thday cake that we gave to the bears to devour - it even included veterinarian

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attractions like the Skyride Surf Adventure® and World-Famous Lumberjack Show®. “We’re thrilled to launch the ‘On the Mountain’ series so guests can experience live entertainment against our spectacular alpine backdrop,” said Melissa Taylor, Grouse Mountain Communications Manager. “From screening outdoor movies to highlighting local musicians, as well as offering another exciting lineup of activities this

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new digs!  Here's a few more photos from today:

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activities and attractions like the Skyride Surf Adventure® and World-Famous Lumberjack Show®. “We’re thrilled to launch the ‘On the Mountain’ series so guests can experience live entertainment against our spectacular alpine backdrop,” said Melissa Taylor, Grouse Mountain Communications Manager. “From screening outdoor movies to highlighting local musicians, as well as offering another exciting lineup of

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Mountain Closure Update The Skyride and mountaintop will be closed from October 17 – November 4 Please be advised that Grouse Mountain Resort will be closed for scheduled annual maintenance from October 17 – November 4, 2022.There will be no access to the Skyride and mountaintop facilities or activities during this time. Guest Services at the base will remain open daily from 9am-5pm. Starbucks at

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damage it by the springtime.  So it is quite a process as we get ready for snowfall. First snow Today marked the first snowfall of the year and even as the first snow fell last night the bears went out for a look around and to experience the first cold flakes in person (bearson?) - check out the screen capture from the bears infrared den camera showing Coola coming in covered in the first snow of the

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Frozen watermelon treats to beat the heat Bears stay cool We often get asked how Grinder and Coola stay cool and beat the heat during our hot summer days and there are a couple of ways they do so!One is by doing lots of swimming in our ponds!  The other is by chowing down on some tasty icy treats provided by our wildlife caretakers.Just the other day they had a fun frozen watermelon encounter

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this larger area. Today it was ready to go! The boys wasted no time exploring their familiar haunts and going for that first swim of the year in their ponds. They even found some tasty frog eggs as a treat! SALMON SNACK In addition to new territory, we hid a couple tasty salmon in the snow - a surprise snack and their first fish of the season. Bears are largely interested in leafy green vegetables

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The observatory to reopen on june 10th The Observatory restaurant at Grouse Mountain will reopen this summer Grouse Mountain is excited to announce the reopening of The Observatory restaurant starting on Friday, June 10th.Housed in our mountaintop chalet overlooking the city of Vancouver, The Observatory offers views that are as unique as the food prepared by our talented chefs. The restaurant

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entry.As usual, both bears went straight into the pond and searched for a favourite treat - frog eggs! Due to the later opening, however, there were fewer left available. Despite this, they enjoyed the surroundings of their new water feature.After a snack the bears began to explore their new (for this season) 2 acre habitat and munched on the fresh grass.You can now visit the bears in their complete 5

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