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celebration of the Grouse Grind season. After the race, the Mountaintop Plaza will be buzzing with activity, including award presentations, a recovery zone, snacks and drinks, DJ music, and games. Rally your friends and join us on September 7th to celebrate a great season of Grouse Grinding! Step up your participation by raising money for North Shore Rescue. In addition to a portion of your registration fee

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Polenta$21.95Ask your Altitudes server about the current Patio Grill feature   Summer Food Series We’re excited to announce new theme nights in Altitudes Bistro this summer featuring food and drink specials.Join us on the patio for Pizza Night on Mondays and BBQ Night with live music every Wednesday. On Fridays & Saturdays our West Coast Dinner Series will feature a seasonal main course and

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Grinder and Coola enter their lower pond habitat Bears enter Lower habitat for first time in 2022 Today marked the 2022 opening of Grinder and Coola's Lower Pond Habitat.  It was a little delayed due to our high snow load this past season. Both bears were eager to enter the habitat and prior to it's opening were seen watching intently as Wildlife staff prepared the habitat for the bears

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, considering weather conditions.Grouse Mountain Resort reserves the right to reschedule or postpone any activities times. All tickets and products are non-refundable and non-transferable. breakfast buffet menu Included with your Breakfast with the Bears experience is a bear-y delicious breakfast buffet in The Grizzly Lookout. Enjoy a variety of continental and hot food selections.Arrival Beverages Tea

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helps to build awareness through education programs. It is hoped that captive born owls can be released into protected areas so that natural populations can rebuild. If you would like to contribute to the program, please visit nsobreedingprogram.comLiving harmoniously with wildlife is possible. Understanding the implications of our human actions is a key step in ensuring that we maintain a diverse

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4K9Lost & FoundIf you believe you have lost an item on the Mountain, please contact Guest Services at 604.980.9311 as soon as possible, or email guestservices@grousemountain.com. EMAIL US Department Email Guest Services guestservices@grousemountain.com Media Relations pr@grousemountain.com Group Sales sales@grousemountain.com Private Functions

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the seasonal shift in the alpine world they call home. They entered their den on November 20th, 2024 last fall. Hibernation is a remarkable survival strategy for bears, allowing them to endure the harsh winter months when food is scarce. Grinder, the more dominant of the two, tipped the scales at a hefty 960 pounds before entering hibernation. When he finally stepped out this spring, he had slimmed

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whatsoever, including negligence, breach of contract, or breach of any duty of care on the part of the ski area operator. Your legal responsibility as a user of the ski area premises and facilities or participant in activities at the ski area is explained in the following notice, which you will see posted at the ski area. Download a PDF here. Skiing and snowboarding involves various risks, dangers and

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pollinator's garden Located just off the path near BeaverTails, this specially crafted garden attracts pollinators of all sorts. With interpretive signage and benches, it is a wonderful retreat during your mountaintop adventures. Did you know that there are 56 species of native bees in the Greater Vancouver Area? 250 in BC? Thousands across Canada? Wild Pollinators such as wild bees, flies

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available for Levels 1 - 3 only FAQ Display +Level 1: First Time Rider Put on and take off snowboard, safety strapAble to sidestep up and down slight inclinesAble to straight run on gentle slopeIntroduced to and understands the Alpine Responsibility Code + Level 2: Beginner Rider Begin to develop a balanced body positionAble to link turns on ParadiseAble to ride the Greenway Chair and offload

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