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, first-served basis. We do not rent items like mitts, gloves or goggles, however these items are available for purchase at Outfitters Retail Shop.In the summer season, mountain bike and equipment rentals are available to book. All bike rentals include a helmet and gloves. Other equipment available to rent includes knee pads, elbow pads, armour, chest protection, and bike shoes. It is strongly

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. These classes are bound to enhance your physical well-being and kick-start your weekend. Yoga on the Mountain is complimentary with a Grouse Mountain Annual Pass or Mountain Admission ticket, and yoga mats are provided. Registration is required and will be free online. Registration will open on Wednesday morning each week for that Saturday's session.Register Here*Please note that Mountain Admission

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Record Number of 850 Participants Seek the Peak The race from sea to summit raised more than $25,000 in support of Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation NORTH VANCOUVER, June 14, 2025 – A record number of 850 participants embraced the gruelling 16 km Seek the Peak challenge today, starting the race at sea level at Ambleside Park. The awe-inspiring 1,400 metre climb saw participants wind their

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GUEST SERVICES Phone: (604) 980-9311Press 1 - if you know the extension of the person you are callingPress 2 - for Guest Services/general informationEmail: guestservices@grousemountain.comFor information on what's open (times) and snow conditions, visit the Today on Grouse page.Today on Grouse OTHER CONTACT INFORMATION ADDRESSGrouse Mountain Resorts6400 Nancy Greene WayNorth Vancouver, BCV7R

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Guided Eco-Walks Guided Eco-Walks will be held three times daily on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Learn about local flora and fauna, the history of Grouse Mountain and the local geology of the North Shore mountains. This 45-minute walk with a knowledgeable Grouse Mountain guide will take you across the mountain plateau and the serene Blue Grouse Lake area, home of the híwus feasthouse and

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-hour Group Lessons (riders ages 7+) run twice daily, providing expert instruction for beginner to advanced levels, with bike rentals available.Get ready to ride, progress, and have a blast on the trails this summer!Bike Park Info mavericks mountain bike camps (ages 7-14) Give your kids the ultimate mountain biking experience at the North Shore’s only lift-accessed bike park!Designed for ages 7–14

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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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snow to access the rental building. The instructor will assist with collection of rental equipment upon reaching the top of the mountain each day of camp. For holiday and Spring Break camps, rental equipment will be taken home with students. Please ensure the equipment is brought back for every lesson through the camp. Participants shoes will be kept and stored for the duration of the camp as well

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snow to access the rental building. The instructor will assist with collection of rental equipment upon reaching the top of the mountain each day of camp. For holiday and Spring Break camps, rental equipment will be taken home with students. Please ensure the equipment is brought back for every lesson through the camp. Participants shoes will be kept and stored for the duration of the camp as well

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Record Number of 850 Participants Seek the Peak The race from sea to summit raised more than $25,000 in support of Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation A record number of 850 participants embraced the gruelling 16 km Seek the Peak challenge today, starting the race sea level at Ambleside Park. The awe-inspiring 1,400 metre climb saw participants wind their way through North Vancouver, up the

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