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, giving hikers the appreciation of the snowy winter landscape. To access the Snowshoe Grind, a Ski & Snowboard Pass, General Admission Ticket or Annual Membership is required. The Snowshoe Grind is open in daylight hours, seven days a week in the winter (check Mountain Report for current conditions). Length: 4.3 kilometres (2.67 miles) Elevation Gain: 215 metres (705 feet) Average Time: On average

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, there will also be an after school session on Thursdays available as an add-on to any Zone Club registration. We have also now extended our Skiing and Riding Zone Camps to accommodate a wider variety of age groups, with 5 to 17 year olds now able to hone their skills alongside our expert instructors. To find out more about all of our winter ski and snowboard school programs, call Guest Services at

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Cocktail with avocado, corn sorbet and caviar. Mains range from earthy dishes like the Foraged Wild Greens & Gnocchi to a hearty Coffee Crusted Bison Sirloin. For a palate pleasing finisher, the Raspberries with Meringue and balsamic reduction or Apricots with Buttermilk Sorbet & almond tuile will have you wishing for lingering summer goodness.See MenuBook Table

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breath-taking helicopter tour offered by Blackcomb Aviation. Don't forget to be a crazy Canuck as you paraglide from the Peak with a view of our great city below. You will find the best of our home and native land is here at the Peak of Vancouver.

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Summer Adventure Camps for Juniors Kids aged 5-7 can come up for a special week fun available Aug. 27-31. Do you have a 5-7 year old who would love to try out a Grouse Mountain Summer Day Camp? We’re offering a special additional camp for pint-sized campers August 27-31 with daily itineraries specifically catered for younger campers. Of course, our regular camps for 8-14 year olds continue as

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It's Tubing Weather! (May 11, 2012) Make this weekend a tubing adventure NOTE: As of June 2012, the Tube Park is not available.Sit back in the sunny spring weather and experience the thrills of Grouse Mountain's brand new Tube Park. There is no better way to work on your suntan while having fun with friends than sliding down Paper Trail at top speeds here at the Peak of Vancouver. Now open from

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Canadian athletes this winter. “Our Adopt an Athlete program is an ongoing effort to provide future medalists with the support they need to achieve greatness,” says Michael Cameron, General Manager for Grouse Mountain Resorts. “Vital funds are being raised from each event entry and race garment sold. Competitors are also encouraged to raise additional support through pledging available online and in

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Grouse Mountain Career Fair Join us Oct. 15 & 16 for our annual Fall Career Fair We will be holding our annual Fall Career Fair this weekend at the base of the Mountain, 10am to 4pm. To search available positions, click here.

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Barn Swallow Construction These days are a flurry of wildlife activity on top of Grouse Mountain.  Many mammals and birds are nest building, feeding young or just otherwise active and feeding after a long winter.One of our more common avian residents is the Barn Swallow.  These guys arrive from migration in mid-May and begin to find suitable nesting locations and partners.  Once they have found

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relaxing gourmet meal with the knowledge that you are making a difference with this great fundraiser. Tables at Altitudes Bistro are available on a first come, first served basis. Call Chalet Reception today at 604.998.5045 to reserve your table at The Observatory. Visit diningoutforlife.com/vancouver to find out more about this exceptional dining event. Make reservations at The Observatory online

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