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people and almost without exception they would look at me as if I had two heads. It is nonetheless a true story. I had set out one spring day to go for a hike on the ski slopes. By the time I got off the tram it was pouring rain which soon turned into a vertible deluge. I however was prepared for this, and donning my trusty waterproof poncho I set out. Before heading for the slopes though I took a

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exciting festival beginning on Saturday, November 28th. As part of Vancouver’s favourite holiday tradition, guests can visit Santa's Workshop and meet real reindeer, or experience the tranquil beauty of skating on our 8,000 square foot mountaintop ice skating pond. Visitors can also learn more about Santa's reindeer at our daily ranger interpretive talks or take a photo with Santa to keep as a memento

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activities we have to offer atop Vancouver’s favourite outdoor destination. “With chocolate treats, spring surprises, and a scrumptious buffet of traditional and nontraditional brunch favourites, there’s something to please the most picky of bunnies and tempt the most discerning palates,” says Executive Chef Dino L. Gazzola. Reserve your tickets by calling 604.980.9311. Adults $55, children 5-16 $22. Your

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The North Shore's Longest Winter Season Just Got Even Longer (April 27, 2012) Winter continues at The Peak of Vancouver with a new tube park!  NOTE: As of June 2012, the Tube Park is not available.Mother Nature did not disappoint this winter at the Peak of Vancouver delivering over 11 meters of snow to Grouse Mountain during the course of the season. With an impressive base still on the slopes

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: 4pm-5pm Autographs and photos with Karen: 2:30-3:30 Ice Show: Dec. 165:30pm-6:15pm This event is a new addition to Grouse Mountain’s Peak of Christmas Celebrations and is sure to become a holiday tradition.

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A Winter Experience That Is Not To Be Missed The Snowshoe Grind Mountain Run Comes Back To Grouse Mountain This February  February 8, 2012, North Vancouver, B.C. - With an abundance of snow and sunshine hitting the Lower Mainland this past week there is no better time to announce that registration is now open for Grouse Mountain’s Snowshoe Grind Mountain Run taking place on February 25 at 10am

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NBC Today Show - February 23rd 2010 Previous Shows & Recaps February 23, 2010 NBC Today show's guests were: US Silver MedalistsCanadian Gold Medalist Virtue & Moir Tanith Belbin & Benjamin Agosto - 2006 Silver Olympic Medalist ice dancers Tracy Wilson - 1988 Olympic Bronze Medalist ice dancer and television figure skating analyst Johnny Weir - American Olympic figure skater Dorothy

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Grouse Grind Record Defeated September 23rd, 2007, North Vancouver BC – Both male and female Grouse Grind records were smashed at Sunday’s 17th annual BMO Bank of Montreal Grouse Grind Mountain Run. Course record-holder, Michael Simpson (age 24) beat his own time, setting a new official Grouse Grind record of 26:19, while Leanne Johnston (age 43) obliterated the five-year female record coming in

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winter sport.As a memorable, lasting legacy of the Games, we are pleased to announce that we will re-establish our 24 hour operation on the eve of the Olympic kick-off, February 12th. This new Grouse Mountain tradition will celebrate the passion for sport, cultural unity, and uniqueness that made the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games so spectacular.

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meet, fly and enjoy the spectacular scenery from Grouse Mountain. The time-honoured tradition demands the pilots demonstrate their flying skills over the two-day period. Pilots are required to stay in the air for a minimum of two hours and are rated on aerial form, take off and landing skills. The participants will launch from the Peak, 1,250 metres (4,100 feet) above sea level, before landing at

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