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2024/25 ski zone camps (ages 13-18) Zone Camps have now ended for the 2024/25 winter season.No matter your child's ability level, our experienced instructors will help build their skills and confidence. They will safely explore the mountain in a fun and social environment while learning to ski or snowboard. The instructors will develop solid fundamentals and age appropriate strategies for

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on Grouse prior to your visit for current dining hours. altitudes drink specials SundaysDouble Caesars $10.95MondaysMolson Canadian beers $6.95 (sleeve)Tuesdays$5 off Beer PitchersWednesdaysGranville Island Brewing beers $6.95 (sleeve)Thursdays$7.95 Glasses of House Red or Jackson Triggs White Wine (6oz)FridaysBridge Brewing beers $6.95 (sleeve)*Discounts cannot be combined with passholder

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Soar on top of the Skyride Please note: Skyride Surf Adventure is not currently available, but will return Summer 2025Feel the wind on your face as you travel 1,610m on the rooftop of the Grouse Mountain Super Skyride! You will be part of a small group accessing this special viewing platform. Your Guide will give a short, informative overview of the mechanical structure of the Skyride and will

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limited, so don’t miss out. Details On arrival visit the Guest Services concierge desk to pick up your Express Ticket package which includes a wristband for the day, a dining voucher as well as a summary of dailyactivities and attractions. Express Line for Skyride upload access is at side the gate of the east ramp of theSkyride terminal for direct access to the next available tram.Your $30 dining

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). If you are traveling into town for the race, please ensure you're arriving in time for Bib Pick-Up. Thursday, June 19th at 5pm - Bib pick-up closes. Anyone who has not picked up their bib and signed their waiver by this time will not be permitted to participate in the event - no exceptions. Friday, June 20th from 4am-10pm – Multi Grouse Grind Challenge!Please note: Registration fees, donations, and

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PREMIUM learning experiences Private Lessons have now ended for the 2024/25 winter season.Private skiing or snowboarding lessons at Grouse Mountain offer the ultimate environment for learning new skills on the slopes. Our professional instructors provide undivided attention and highly focused instruction designed according to your personal goals and pace.Details: Age: Suitable for ages 7+ (1 hour

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peak chairlift Please note: Scenic Summer Peak Chairlift access has ended and will return in Summer 2025.Soaring to an altitude of 4,100 feet above sea level, our scenic Peak Chairlift will transport you to the apex of Grouse Mountain in a ride time of fourteen minutes. At the summit, be amazed by a spectacular panorama that reveals the beauty and scale of Vancouver, and the grandeur of the

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- save on lift tickets at partner resorts20% off ski/board tune-upsSubject to availability. Valid for 2025/26 season, excluding the following blackout dates: December 13, 2025 - January 4, 2026With the exception of the Grouse Mountain complimentary transferable lift ticket, all benefits are non-transferrable. CONDITIONS OF GROUSE MOUNTAIN Y2PLAY 2025/26 WINTER SEASON PASS Please note: All sales are

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CutThe cabin area at the base of The Cut has a long history. It began with Vancouverites who found it an easier place to live than the city during the Great Depression, and it was the proposed terminus of yet another inclined railway in 1939. World War II and another steel shortage ended this attempt, which had actually progressed to the construction stage, even though the tracks were half steel and

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surroundings. Be mindful of where you stop on the hill, for your safety and the safety of other skiers and snowboarders. When resting, move over to the side of the run. Never stop under a roller, jump, cat track, or on a blind corner, as uphill skiers will not be able to see you. Always be aware of other skiers and snowboarders. Look uphill before you commence downhill, and yield to other skiers and

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