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of winter and given our significant investment in the upcoming season we`re confident it will be a fantastic winter.” According to Accuweather, the North Shore mountains are expected to receive more snowfall compared to last winter. In addition, Grouse Mountain has invested $500,000 in our snowmaking infrastructure which increases our output by over 40% - enabling us to provide concentrated top to

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Snow Passholders, Enjoy Complimentary Ziplining Valued Winter Snow passholders - we have some good news for you! Starting immediately and for the rest of the season you are invited to enjoy unlimited free Mountain Ziplines and Eye of the Wind tours. Zipline tours operate daily from 12pm-7pm. For the 5pm, 6pm and 7pm tours, adrenaline is amped-up with our night headlamp experience. Enjoy whizzing

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Seek the Peak Training Starts Apr. 9, 2015 Get ready to rock those race-day hills with the Seek The Peak training program exclusively designed by Marieve Legrand, lululemon Run Ambassador. The program is organized by level, so it works for seasoned trail runners or first-time joggers. Over the 10-week program, you’ll get up close and personal with the Seek the Peak route, build your endurance

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Our Loyalty Offer Renew your Annual Local's Pass at 2013/14 rates - limited time offer! The sun is shining, spring is in the air and summer is just around the corner, so you know what that means: it's time to renew your Grouse Mountain Annual Local's Pass. Our Local’s Pass rates will increase slightly this year but we’re holding rates for those who are renewing. Extend your current pass for a

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Seek the Peak 2014 In support of the BC Cancer Foundation This year marks our 11th annual Seek the Peak presented by Columbia, and once again the event was one to remember. Starting by the shore participants were pumped up for their 16-kilometre climb in a morning celebration at Ambleside Park! Racers young and old cheered each other on as they set off from the start line. Racers tackled the awe

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2010 in honour of the Olympics Anniversary and the 1 year countdown to 2014 in Sochi. For 36 consecutive hours until 10:00pm Sunday February 10, activities including after-dark snowboard and ski contests, sunrise snowshoe treks, torch parade, shopping, dining and everyone’s favorite junior pond hockey tournament will be on offer for night owls and early risers of all ages. Parents and kids of all

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easy task. So we asked some of our loyal customers and we learned a thing or two.Here at the Peak of Vancouver, of course we enjoy welcoming new Y2Players to the slopes. But there is nothing better than seeing Y2Players return to Grouse Mountain year after year. That's why for 2013/14 we're introducing some exciting new benefits designed just for those renewing their Y2Play Pass. This includes a

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in our series of #PlayMakers. He likes long walks on the beach and… just kidding. Brad is our Assistant Patrol Manager and has been working winters at the Mountain for the last 11 years. After starting out as a liftie Brad quickly moved onto the patrol team and has been skiing lines and keeping us safe ever since. “Who wouldn’t love a job where you get fresh tracks every morning?” “My day starts

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. Hot on her heels was Melanie Sakowski of North Vancouver at 33 minutes and 35 seconds followed up by Brandi Heisterman of Squamish at 33:55. “It’s a great feeling to come here and get a win today,” said Gray. “The Grind is a great test of my abilities and it’s always a very competitive run with an incredible atmosphere. The Grouse Grind Mountain Run is a race that I’ve always wanted to win and I’m

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really starts to begin. Once runners begin the Palisades Trail, we will face an 800 meter climb up a section of technical trail and a series of stairs. Capilano to the base of Grouse Mountain is a total of 6KM in distance, but is the beginning of a great climb to the top. If you haven’t started preparing your legs for this sort of elevation increase, it’s time to begin. Remember - Grouse has a great

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