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short cut handle tow The latest enhancement to the Resort’s popular terrain parks, the Short Cut Handle Tow in Side Cut Park officially opened on December 21, 2022. The new lift offers access to up to 20 features, eliminating the need for skiers and riders to use the Screaming Eagle Chair. With a total rope length of 250 metres and maximum speed of two metres per second, the Short Cut handle tow

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with a distance of six feet between each.</li><li>Hand sanitizer stations are located throughout the park.</li><li>A guest may not proceed onto the next element/platform unless clear of another guest. Aerial courses will have a limit of 1 guest per element and 1 guest per platform at a given time.</li></ul><br> <br><div><font color="#820024

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, Patagonia and lululemon products. Grouse Mountain reserves the right to add other exclusions.**Excludes alcohol and private functions.  For only $20, upgrade to an Annual Pass+ to get $350 in added value, including:  50% off Mountain Admission for up to 4 guests FREE Mountain Ropes Adventure FREE Mountain Ziplines Tour FREE Annual Parking Pass Buy Now Offer expires May 19th, 2025

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, breach of the Alpine Responsibility Code, or if any person is found using a pass that is not the Passholder. The Passholder agrees to obey all warning notices on Grouse Mountain property. Parking Permits do not guarantee a parking spot, as there are limited spaces available. Your parking pass must be visible in your vehicle at all times when parked at Grouse Mountain. In case of loss of pass, the

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experience provides for amazing vantages and a terrific open-air experience that is extremely memorable and "photo worthy" + Are participants able to take selfies and photos when on the Skyride Surf Adventure? While participants are loading and unloading, and while they are over the parking lot area, participants cannot have anything in their hands that is "droppable", as it poses a danger to those

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Seek The Peak 2025 Registration now open for the Race from Sea to Summit Register now for the ultimate uphill challenge! Seek the Peak returns on Saturday, June 14th, to push your limits while raising funds for Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation. Go solo, or form a relay team of 2 to 4 and split up the challenge with friends. Start: Ambleside Beach, West Vancouver Course: 16km of scenic

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Winter's Fastest-Growing activity The Munday Alpine Snowshoe Park and Blue Grouse Loop are now closed for the season. Escape into the serene beauty of a natural winter playground. Just a short distance from the Peak Chalet, you'll find yourself a world away in our Munday Alpine Snowshoe Park. With four different trails to choose from and a perfect balance of groomed and single track snowshoeing

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Grom Series Jam 2025 Ages 7 to 12 years old Grouse Mountain is excited to host The Grom Series Jam, hosted in partnership with BC Snowboard and Canada Snowboard.The Grom Jam will consist of a fun day of introduction to competition, with coaching in the morning and a park jam in the afternoon. Coaching is provided by BC Snowboard-certified coaches. Come out and meet other young athletes and your

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website prior to your visit:Today on Grouse Trail Facts Length: 2.9 kilometres (1.8 miles)Elevation Gain: 750 metres (2,460 feet)Average Time: On average it takes up to 2 to 2.5 hours to complete the hike.Rating: ChallengingTrail Notes: Steep uphill climb through second-growth and old-growth forest.  Cooperatively supported by Grouse Mountain Resort and Metro Vancouver Regional Parks, this trail is

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full potential throughout life. Metro Vancouver REgional Parks Foundation Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation is the only registered charity dedicated to supporting Metro Vancouver Regional Parks. Through unique programs and funding opportunities, they connect people with the resources needed to complete inspiring conservation, education and enhancement projects which help Metro Vancouver

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