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difficult race.We met during snowboard lessons up at Grouse Mountain over 10 years ago, while in high school. This past October we got married and with the crazy schedule of wedding planning over with, we finally had some free time to fill. In comes Grouse Mountain! The fine people at Grouse knew the story of how we met, they also knew about Gareth's (Golden Ticket Finalist) success of using the Grouse

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bird band and take important measurements and data on the age and sex of the bird. This data is then compiled with other stations throughout Western North America to provide a more complete picture of what is happening with hummingbird populations and migration.Contrary to the myth, Hummingbirds do not migrate on the backs of other birds - they do the journey all under their own power! The most

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Ice Skating Pond opens Ice Skating Pond opens to usher in winter at the Peak of Vancouver November 10, 2009, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – Grouse Mountain's 8,000 square foot ice skating pond opens at noon on Wednesday, November 11, for winter enthusiasts to glide in the fresh mountain air. The skate pond offers visitors of all ages the unique experience of ice skating on top of a

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once again for all of our supporters and visitors this past year.  We certainly enjoy having you up here!I hope everyone has a great end to 2011 and an amazing 2012 - I know we will here at the Refuge!

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bucks hanging out together on the mountain, while the does are most often seen raising their young offspring throughout the summer months. Here on Grouse Mountain we are lucky to see the young deer grow up in front of our eyes!  The does bring them out every day and we watch the young fawns from the time they are tiny and heavily spotted (a trait that all baby deer share and grow out of as they age

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torches in hand to mark the one-year countdown to the world spotlight shining on Vancouver.  The city’s favourite playground will be aglow with enthusiastic skiers carving their way down the mountain in wide, deliberate turns that will be easily visible from countless vantage points throughout the city. “The effect of the Torch Parade in the dark is truly spectacular”, says Toby Barrett, Grouse

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start day was May 1st! I was instantly reassured, I had been training and according to this guide I was only a few days behind, I could catch up in no time.The buddy system…Then he eased my mind again by saying he would be by my side each and every step of the way, the entire Seek the Peak... I grinned from ear to ear and replied; Piggy Back?— Jodi EcklandP.S. Register for Seek the Peak here and come

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easy circulation from the base of the Peak ski run back to the Alpine Chalet. Grouse Mountain's snowmaking fleet and experienced snowmaking team – still the largest and most extensive on the North Shore – have once again expedited the season opening process and given the resort a competitive edge in terms of opening snow conditions.

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. All of the action of Quiksilver's Showdown Over The City take place against Grouse Mountain's signature urban backdrop making for stunning spectatorship, video and photography.    “We have a world-class list of riders taking part in Showdown which is the only event of its kind in British Columbia bringing the highest caliber of snowboarders direct to our own backyard”, says Michael Cameron, Grouse

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NIGHT JAMSThis Friday, January 4th, the Oakley Night Jams, hosted by Coastal Riders, takes place in the Quiksilver Park. This series runs on various Fridays throughout the season and is open to skiers, snowboarders, guys and girls of all ages. With a heavy cartel of prizes to be had, this event is not to be missed. There is no entry fee and skiers and riders simply show up at the Quiksilver Park on

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