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accessible via The Peak ChairFriday, December 2The Cut and Chalet Road runs open, accessible via The Screaming Eagle ChairThe Cut Terrain Park opens, accessible via The Screaming Eagle ChairThe Snowshoe Grind opens, with early season conditionsSaturday, December 3Entire Snowshoe Park opens, with early season conditionsThe Sliding Zone opensBe amongst the first people to enjoy the new downhill runs on

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Grinder and Coola Enter 22nd Hibernation Period Enter den on November 21st Late afternoon yesterday, November 21st, saw Grinder and Coola enter their 22nd hibernation period here at Grouse Mountain.  Both bears had been getting quite sleepy for the past week or so and had built a decent bed out of Pacific Silver-fir branches in their sleeping chamber.  They had been coming out once or twice a

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during this time. Guest Services at the base will remain open daily from 9am – 5pm. Our scheduled annual closure allows our team to prepare for the coming winter season and work on a number of projects around the mountain. Part of our annual winter preparations includes maintenance on the Skyride. We are continuing these preparations as conditions allow and look forward to welcoming our guests back on

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to be at the forefront with our facilities and support the progression of the skiers and riders who come to Grouse Mountain,” he continued. “Now as the first Resort on the North Shore to have a handle tow specifically for Park users, we look forward to supporting that progression for many more years to come.”With a total rope length of 250 metres and maximum speed of two metres per second, the

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Frozen watermelon treats to beat the heat Bears stay cool We often get asked how Grinder and Coola stay cool and beat the heat during our hot summer days and there are a couple of ways they do so!One is by doing lots of swimming in our ponds!  The other is by chowing down on some tasty icy treats provided by our wildlife caretakers.Just the other day they had a fun frozen watermelon encounter

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your pass and allow for convenient access from the palm of your hand. If you’re an active passholder with a photo on file, you will be receiving an email today with a link to download your digital pass.For more information, or if you have questions about accessing your pass, please visit the FAQ page on our website.Digital Passes FAQ

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the base of the mountain will also be closed during this time. For updates on the Grouse Grind, please visit the Metro Vancouver Grouse Grind website. We look forward to welcoming our guests back to Grouse Mountain in early November!Our scheduled annual closure allows our team to prepare for the coming winter season and work on a number of projects around the mountain. Part of our annual winter

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Bears Preparing For Winter Grinder and Coola have had a lazy end to the summer with some lingering warmth right into October!  But even during these warm weeks we've been holding in the back of our minds that winter is indeed coming.  About mid-September the bears also entered hyperphagia - a state of constant eating.  So far they have added on nearly 200 pounds to their summer weights!  They

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Grouse Mountain OFFERING ‘Sunset Rate’ for Summer Season Enjoy sunset views and live entertainment for only $25 after 7pm Grouse Mountain is offering Mountain Admission tickets for just $25 after 7pm with a special Sunset Rate all summer long! Catch the sunset from the Awe-Inspiring Lookouts, grab dinner and drinks on the Altitudes Bistro patio, plus enjoy our new 'On the Mountain' series

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Wildlife.During their 171-day winter dormancy, Grinder and Coola were monitored by Grouse Mountain staff via an infrared cameraplaced in their hibernation den and the live feed was shared with the public on the Grouse Mountain website. Thishibernation period is the bears’ longest since their arrival at Grouse Mountain, surpassing last year’s record by one day. “We’re excited to welcome Grinder and Coola out of

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