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Bulking Up Bears in hyperphagia Each fall all bears enter a state known as Hyperphagia - which if we break it down (hyper - meaning over, phagia - meaning to eat) literally means over-eating or as we like to call it: pigging out!In the summer the bears have a relatively stable diet of approximately 15 lbs of various foods, mostly fruit and vegetables, which is enough to maintain their trim

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TEST YOUR TEAM FROM THE TREE TOPS Our Mountain Ropes Adventure team-building consists of a series of different aerial ropes courses varying in level of difficulty. With over 50 diverse elements such as ziplines, bridges, tunnels, slacklines and more, this course – both fun and challenging – will take your team to new heights! Teammates can cheer each other on and offer advice on the best way to

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Soar to new heights With Your Team Our dual-line, five-line circuit gives you an adrenaline-pumping tour across the peaks and canyons of Grouse and Dam Mountains. Challenge your team members to a race down the lines, and participate in endless fun as you can watch you coworkers fly through the sky. This is a great adventurous activity to unite your group together and create a new level of team

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dates: Thursday, July 31st Thursday, August 28th Thursday, September 25thClick here for sample Menu*Please note that our menu changes every event to offer guests the freshest and most seasonal ingredients available, ensuring a unique dining experience each time you visit. Book Now

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Additional Terrain Opening This Week Check the schedule for new terrain opening It's the moment you've been waiting for! We are thrilled to share the exciting news that we're expanding our skiing and riding terrain.New Terrain Opening ScheduleWednesday, January 10th:Olympic Express Chair opening at 3pmNew runs opening: Expo & DeliveranceThursday, January 11th:Screaming Eagle Chair opening at

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temperatures and more snow in the forecast, we look forward to opening up even more terrain as soon as possible.Join us for skiing and riding daily from 9am - 9pm. Don't forget to head to Today on Grouse prior to your visit to check the current status of lifts and runs.Buy Lift Tickets

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Hummingbird Monitoring Program 2023 A long term study The hummingbird banding station on Grouse Mountain has been in operation since 2005 running a long term hummingbird banding and conservation program.The conservation status of many different species of Hummingbirds has been in question for decades as researchers strive to learn more about these tiny wonders.The purpose of our monitoring

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Mountain Closure Update The Skyride and mountaintop will be closed from October 10 – 27 Please be advised that Grouse Mountain Resort will be closed for scheduled annual maintenance from October 10 – 27, 2023.There will be no access to the Skyride and mountaintop facilities or activities during this time. Starbucks at the base of the mountain will be closed during this time. Please see below for

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(37:53)TOP 12 & UNDER MALE 1st Place: Matthew Runzer (45:39) 2nd Place: Jasper Demren (50:26)3rd Place: Dustin He (52:16)TOP 12 & UNDER FEMALE 1st Place: Ella Wasiela (54:01)2nd Place: Jaclyn Huie (1:57:26)TOP MALE 13-19 1st Place: Andrew Timlin (37:05) 2nd Place: Philip Cicha (37:09) 3rd Place: Jordan Neumann-Jackson (40:23)TOP FEMALE 13-19 1st Place: Julia Runzer (50:30)TOP MALE 20-29

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habitat.As expected, Grinder was first into the new area and proceeded to check the pond for salamandar eggs that normally are laid on the various sticks and debris on the pond bottom.  Coola soon followed.  But to the dismay of the bears (and the delight of the salamanders) the couple week delay getting the habitat opened allowed the majority of the eggs to hatch!  So there were slim pickings for the boys

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