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2024/25 snowboard ZONE CAMPS (AGES 7-12) Zone Camps have now ended for the 2024/25 winter season.No matter your child's ability level, our experienced instructors will help build their skills and confidence. They will safely explore the mountain in a fun and social environment while learning to ski or snowboard. The instructors will develop solid fundamentals and age appropriate strategies for

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2024/25 ski ZONE CAMPS (ages 7-12) Zone Camps have now ended for the 2024/25 winter season.No matter your child's ability level, our experienced instructors will help build their skills and confidence. They will safely explore the mountain in a fun and social environment while learning to ski or snowboard. The instructors will develop solid fundamentals and age appropriate strategies for

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snow pass campaign has drawn well over 1 million skier and riders to the Mountain. Our extensive pass holder base stimulates significant retail opportunities for local businesses. TOURISM Grouse Mountain works with Tourism Vancouver and Destination British Columbia to promote our city as a top tourist destination. We also work with the Destination Canada to promote Canada as a top tourism destination

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, heralding a new chapter for the Resort in the lead up to our 100th anniversary in 2026. Project Timeline•Winter 2023: 95% Clearing Complete ✅• Summer 2023: Works begins •Fall 2023: Conduit/Cables arrive, Clearing (DNV Extension Area)• Summer 2024: Project completed FAQs Q: Why is this project necessary? A: Grouse Mountain Resort will be undergoing a sewage and power upgrade that will replace aging

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space can be accomplished through the following steps:1. Locate their entry pointsThere are many ways mice can get into your home but places to focus on include, basements, garages, attics, cracks around doors and windows. Once you have located their entry point or where they are nesting, you can focus on setting traps in that location2. Set humane mouse trapsMouse traps are one of the most effective

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location only)10% off food & beverage purchases at Altitudes, The Observatory, Lupins, and Grouse Grind Coffee Bar. Cannot be applied to purchases of alcohol or banquet/private bookings. Free unlimited access to winter mountaintop activities including skating, snowshoeing, the magical Light Walk and The Peak of Christmas.Mountain Interchange discounts at participating resorts 20% off tuning and

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food items in The Observatory, Altitudes Bistro, Lupins Café, The Grouse Grind™ Coffee Bar, The Rusty Rail BBQ (does not apply to alcohol)40% discount on Starbucks food and beverage items; 20% discount on merchandise (Grouse Mountain Starbucks location only)Complimentary coffee and tea while on shift, when using your reusable cup; a $1.00 fee is charged without a cup that goes to fund sustainability

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Smithers, BC 25% Off Kinosoo Ridge Resort Cold Lake, AB 50% Off Long Lake Ski Area Boyle, AB 25% Off The Manning & District Ski Club Manning, AB 50% Off Manning Park Resort* Hope, BC 25% Off Mission Ridge Winter Park Fort

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rich heritage. 1997 - The híwus Feasthouse and cultural centre is constructed on the shores of Blue Grouse Lake. Offering visitors native dining, culture and entertainment, this beautifully carved cedar longhouse has been praised for its authenticity and uniqueness. 1999 - The Observatory Restaurant opens, providing visitors the finest in contemporary British Columbian cuisine high above the city

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Rewild.Arriving at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife in September 2001, Grinder and Coola are important ambassadors for the conservation and welfare of Grizzly bears. Orphaned as cubs, Grouse Mountain offered the bears a 5.5-acre natural habitat and a second chance at life at a time when there was no rehabilitation and release program for Grizzly bears in British Columbia. In the time that

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