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Grind For Kids initiative has come to a successful close for the season with participants having hiked the Grouse Grind more than 8000 times, raising a combined two year total of over $300,000. All the valuable funds raised will now go directly to help B.C.’s kids. Grind For Kids is a simple fundraising initiative whereby participants decide to make all their rewarding workouts on the Grouse Grind

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 Event Schedule: Saturday, September 22, 2012 10:00am - Race Begins 10:25am – Estimated finish time of 1st racer 12:30pm - Awards ceremony Course details:  Length: 3 kilometres (1.86 miles)  Elevation Gain: 853 metres (2,800 feet)  Base: 274 metres above sea level (900 feet)  Summit: 1,127 metres (3,700 feet)  Total Stairs: 2,830  Fastest Official Time Ever: Record held by Sebastian Salas of 25:01

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out how to claim their passes.-30-

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admission to all that Grouse Mountain has to offer from 8pm until 6am, for all 17 days of the Olympic Winter Games, is provided with the the After Hours Pass.The latest conditions atop Grouse Mountain can always be found on grousemountain.com or by phoning the resort’s snowphone at 604.986.6262-30-

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with additional snow making (79cm to date for 2009/2010).There are presently no reports of difficult passage through major road arteries to Grouse Mountain, and the current efforts to ensure safe road conditions offer reassurance to visiting snow enthusiasts.-30-

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Salas still ‘King of the Grouse Grind’ Langley fireman comes close to breaking the record and raises $10,000 for Grind For Kids North Vancouver, October 30, 2010 – The reigning Grouse Grind record holder can rest easy knowing his time is still intact, but thirty-eight year-old Mike Miskulin still conquered the course to raise $10,000 for Grind For Kids, a charitable initiative benefitting the BC

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, some 3,700 feet below.  -30-

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reservations and includes admission to the Skyride and mountaintop activities such as Grouse Mountain’s Theatre in the Sky. Diners can call 604.980.9311 or reserve online at grousemountain.com. -30-

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they were going to explode after a mere 30mins of going through the trail. Fake it until you make it...At the very least I can be proud my ankle held up through my first taste of off-roading. It may be a small victory at this point, but I’m headed in the right direction and there is nowhere to go from here except up!Thanks again for reading my weekly Seek the Peak blog post! If this excites you, and

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