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claimed first place for the second year in a row, with a time of 31:13. Following with a second place finish was Shalaya Kipp of Vancouver with a time of 33:36. Rounding out third place was Chessa Adsit-Morris of San Diego with a time of 34:25. “This annual event is a fantastic way to cap off the Grind season, celebrating personal achievement while raising important funds for the cardiology department

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have to deconstruct the habitat each fall and set it up each spring.  When we opened the gate to their larger habitat both bears immediately knew it was time to explore!  Grinder, being the bolder bear, was first through but Coola was right on on his tail.  The bears did several laps around the habitat looking for food, left over goodies and checking out their favourite trees, beds and ponds.  They

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pass will then display under the My Passes section. If you haven’t created an account yet then you will be prompted to do so before you're able to connect a pass. Step 2 – If you haven’t already, download the Grouse Mountain App from the App Store for iOS devices or Google Play for Android devices. Step 3 – Open the App and tap on the Account icon in the bottom menu and login to the same account you

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-Grouse Grind® Challenge ResultsMen’s: 1st – Andrew Hanlon with 15 Grinds2nd – Tim Wiens with 14 Grinds 3rd – Dennis Golinski with 14 GrindsWomen’s: 1st – Brooke Spence with 17 Grinds 2nd – Astrid Bonter with 15 Grinds3rd – Maria Watson with 14 Grinds Male Female Andrew Hanlon 15 Brooke Spence 17 Tim Wiens 14 Astrid Bonter 15 Dennis

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Olympic Express Opening for Boxing Day Our Christmas wish for more skiing and riding terrain has come true! Our Snowmaking, Patrol and Mountain Operations teams have been hard at work and we're excited to share that Expo and Deliverance with access via the Olympic Express Chairlift will be opening for the season tomorrow at 10:30am. Also opening tomorrow will be Centennial with early season

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Peak Face Opens Tomorrow! Thanks to the hard work of our snowmaking and grooming teams, we’re excited to announce that Peak Face will open to advanced skiers and riders this Saturday, December 7th from 10:30am - 4:00pm with access via the Peak Chair.With the forecast calling for a return to cold temperatures and some snowflakes in the coming week, our team will continue working to open

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, also available beginning Monday. Sit back and enjoy a delicious meal while taking in the panoramic views from Altitudes Patio, now featuring contactless ordering and payment options. Guests can also enjoy a meal at any of the spaced seating locations through the Resort’s new online takeout ordering and payment platform, available from the Grouse Grind Coffee Bar, Lupins and Altitudes Bistro. For a

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New Plant-Based Menu Options available in Altitudes Bistro and Lupins Created in collaboration with vegan cookbook author, Dreena Burton We're excited to announce that two delicious new plant-based dishes are now available for you to enjoy! We teamed up with vegan cookbook author, Dreena Burton to add some plant-power to our menus in Altitudes Bistro and Lupins. She created two unique dishes

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look forward to seeing you on the slopes!Sincerely,Michael CameronPresidentGrouse Mountain ResortFor more information on updates for our 2020/21 Winter Season please click here.We do understand that for certain reasons, you may not be able to participate in our upcoming winter season as planned. For information on deferring your winter season pass, please click here.

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Our Garden is Growing! If you’ve stopped by Altitudes patio recently you may have noticed it’s lined with some fantastic looking veggies. Now in its third year, our vegetable garden continues to develop and include new and delicious herbs, greens and vegetables. Again this summer you can find a variety of kales, Butter lettuce, Swiss chard and herbs like Rosemary, Mint, Oregano and Italian

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