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Cool down Altitudes Bistro this summer! Help Altitudes Bistro cool down this summer! Create your own cocktail item in the Grouse Mountain Sip Local Recipe Contest. North Vancouver, April 1, 2009 – You are invited to share your favourite original or family cocktail recipe that makes use of locally available ingredients in the Lower Mainland. At Grouse Mountain, Altitudes Bistro is dedicated to

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Are Your Kids Ready for Some Adventure? Summer Camps at Grouse Mountain It’s June 21st, the official first day of summer. Have you got your crew signed up for summer camp? If not, Grouse Mountain has you covered. Our camps for kids and teens 5-16 provide the ultimate in mountaintop adventure. Get behind the scenes with our Wildlife Rangers, learn how to be safe in wild outdoor spaces, or get up

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Keep Altitudes Bistro refreshed this summer! Create your own cocktail item in the 2nd Grouse Mountain Sip Local Recipe Contest North Vancouver, April 1, 2010 – You are invited to share your favourite original or family cocktail recipe that makes use of locally available ingredients in the Lower Mainland. At Grouse Mountain, Altitudes Bistro is dedicated to sourcing the finest and freshest

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Hey Ladies! It's Roxy Ride Day Join us on March 16 for some camaraderie and coaching Are you ready to go big? Or small? Could your riding benefit from a little female camaraderie and coaching by the best of the Roxy Team riders? Ladies with all levels of riding goals are encouraged to strap on their boards March 16th for a special one-day Roxy Ride Day snowboard camp here at the Peak of Vancouver

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terrain now over 18 holes. Discs are available for sale or rental at The Outpost. Sign in at the Outpost to get your score card and course map. Want to learn a little more about disc golf? Check out this Wikipedia article to learn more about this fantastic sport. Accessing the course is complimentary with an Alpine Experience ticket or Annual Local’s Pass.Mountain Disc Golf

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Spring Break Drop-in Lessons March 10 to April 1, 2012 Everyday during Spring Break (Mar. 10-Apr. 1), Drop-In Lessons will be available at Grouse Mountain at 10:30am and 1:30pm.Call 604.980.9311 to book your lesson times.

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, pass holders only need to pay $59 per month which is less than most gym memberships and here at Grouse Mountain we offer endless workouts in the fresh air of the outdoors! Lump sum introductory pricing is also available at $999. Come November 16th regular pricing of $1249 is in effect. 

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habitat (utilizing a fence-line or aviary etc.) until it has acclimated to the surroundings and become familiar with the sights, sounds and smells of its new home. After a short time period, often one to four weeks, the gate to the holding area is opened and the wildlife inside is allowed to leave on its own schedule. Many times the wildlife comes back for the nights or still utilizes the familiar

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Mountain is available on Dec. 24, 11:30am-12:00pm.For more information, please call Chalet Reception at 604.998.5045. Christmas Dinner To Go MenuFresh sage & apple stuffed turkey Crème fraiche mash potatoes Spiced cranberry relish Traditional gravy Assorted seasonal vegetablesOrganic baguette Hazelnut Yule LogPrice$295 + HST

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while to spot them in their huge habitat, but they were very easy to find. We then head into the Wildlife Center to prepare their meal which is massive. They are fed 10 carrots, 10 apples (stickers off please!), 10 sweet potatoes and a large portion of dog kibble (to get some protein and vitamins). We put all the veggies into buckets and scattered them around the habitat, making the bears forage for

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