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Season Extended until May 15th Exciting news for spring skiers and riders! With plenty of snow and fantastic conditions, Grouse Mountain will be extending the winter season until Sunday, May 15th, conditions permitting. Ski/Snowboard Hours until May 1st Monday – Friday: 11am – 8pm Saturday & Sunday: 9am – 9pmSki/Snowboard Hours from May 2nd - May 15th Wednesday – Friday: 1pm – 8pm Saturday

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Snowy Owls.  He has become a winter specialist for us as he much prefers the cold winter temperatures to the summer heat.  Also he's a bit shy around big crowds but gets into the educational presentations for small groups!Snowy Owls are a unique and fascinating species that inhabits the artic tundra in the north for the Summer months and then migrates south for the winter.  They are what is known as

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Celebrate the Holidays at Grouse Mountain’s Peak of Christmas A magical story awaits at Vancouver’s North Pole (North Vancouver) Celebrate the return of Grouse Mountain’s Peak of Christmas celebration from Thursday, November 25th, 2021 to Monday, January 3rd, 2022. The elves are hard at work preparing the mountaintop for the highly-anticipated arrival of Santa Claus at Vancouver’s North Pole.“We

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Season Opener Gathering 3.0 Winter is among us and the Terrain Parks are about to get popping at GrouseMountain. So let’s start this season off right celebrate the start of winter.  Join us forthe 3rd Annual Grouse Parks Season Opener Gathering. This is the perfect time to comeup to Grouse and shred. Get those legs back and get them bag of tricks up to par.Our Good Friends at DWD, Salmon Arms

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Operational Update Please be advised, due to heavy snowfall in the forecast tonight, the Skyride, Downhill Area, Chalet facilities and all mountaintop activities will have a delayed opening of 10am tomorrow, Thursday, January 6th. The Olympic Express Chair will also be closing at 7pm tonight, January 5th. The Greenway and Screaming Eagle Chairs will remain in operation until 9pm.  With over 113

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Guided Education Programs for Students (5-18) BC Students International* Wildlife Field Trip $23.5 $35.00 hiwus Cultural (full day, includes lunch) $41.00 $74.95 Sustainability in Motion (includes The Eye of the Wind) $29.50 $40.00 Premium (5 Activities; includes drumming circle) $35.00 $45.00

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20th Anniversary of grinder and coola's arrival at grouse mountain arrived on september 5th 2001 This past weekend, September 5th to be exact, marked the 20th anniversary of Grinder and Coola's (our two resident Grizzly Bears) arrival at Grouse Mountain and the creation of the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife. Both bears were found in the wilds of British Columbia in June of 2001

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Thank you for choosing Grouse Mountain as your child’s destination for skiing or snowboarding. Included in this letter is important information regarding your program, please take the time to read it carefully. Camp Times Morning (AM): 8:00 am - 11:30 am Afternoon (PM): 12:30 pm - 4:00 pm Full Day: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Mid Day: 10:00 am - 1:30 pm After School: 4:30 pm - 8:00 pm Meeting Area and

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:30pm9:30am Arrive at the Base of Grouse Mountain – collect pre-printed group tickets from Guest Services9:45am-10:15am Skyride to Alpine Station10:15am Meet snowshoe guide at the outdoor fire pit by the skate pond10:15am-10:30am Short introduction to snowshoeing10:30am-12pm Snowshoe Tour12pm Tour ends. Groups have the option to stay on hill for a self-guided adventure. PRICING FOR BC STUDENTS

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. Enroute to the híwus Feasthouse, students will enjoy a guided nature walk through a sub-alpine forest. Upon booking, choose one song and one story for your group. If none are chosen, our First Nations Elder will choose for you.BOOK NOW Songs Chief Dan George Song - a prayer song given to the Coast Salish First Nations people to useSea Lion Song - generosity, sharing of natural resources and the

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