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Motion Demonstration. “We’re excited to embrace the sunshine as we bring back summer favourites to Grouse Mountain,” said Julia Grant, Grouse Mountain Communications Manager. “From educational experiences to thrilling outdoor adventures; summer season at the Peak of Vancouver offers an incredible variety of activities plus dining, shopping…and so much more.” Returning this summer is Grouse Mountain’s

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activity – the Skyride Surf Adventure. Experience the iconic Skyride from a whole new perspective. Feel the wind on your face and take in the stunning 360-degree views from the roof of the tram cabin as you soar above the trees on your way to the mountaintop. Adventure seekers can feel the rush on a Mountain Zipline Adventure or take to the skies on a scenic Helicopter Tour above the North Shore

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down. Across BC there is a trend this year of fewer birds returning. This could be related to our weather or it could be related to other causes of mortality or interruptions to the migration.A new study put out from UBC indicates that the pesticides that we are using on our flowers may be impacting hummingbird health and population numbers. This is a fairly new study so more research is still

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beginning work on their Lower Pond habitat which when open will give the bears their full 5.5 acre summer habitat.  Stay tuned!Here are a few more photos from the opening:

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Top 5 Ways to Enjoy Flight This Summer Airborne Fun at the Peak of Vancouver! There’s a reason we have the expression ‘free as a bird’. The idea of being able to take off into flight or soar above the clouds is pretty appealing – especially when many of us are stuck at our desks most of the day. At our Summer of Flight, you can experience the thrill of airborne adventure through a variety of

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captured on film and video. Do what works best for you and your love, it’s your moment. After your love says yes…it’s celebration time. Let a few family/friends know the good news and then toast to yourselves. This is the start to a new phase in your life. The moment is beautiful and real. Celebrate the love and calmness, as the next days to follow will be the planning and the start of chaos will

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the women’s category, first place honours went to Robyn Mildren of Vancouver with a time of 34:35. Coming in with a second place finish was Keri Lynn McKenzie of North Vancouver with a time of 37:06 followed by Victoria McMillan of North Vancouver with a time of 37:52 in third place. “We were thrilled to see everyone from elite mountain runners to determined hikers enjoying a fun-filled morning on

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-station. Grouse Mountain is expecting a large snowfall starting Sunday night and continuing through to Tuesday evening that could see 50cm accumulate. Our team is hard at work to open additional terrain soon, so stay tuned! Access to skiing and riding is available with a Y2Play, Early Bird, 3-Day Plus+ or Black Friday Night Pass. For those without a pass, early season pricing (Mountain Admission) is

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Around-the-Clock Activities Return to Grouse Mountain for 24 Hours of Winter Celebrate from sundown to sunrise this weekend at the Peak of Vancouver (North Vancouver) In celebration of all things winter, Grouse Mountain is thrilled to host its annual 24 Hours of Winter event taking place Saturday, February 17th through Sunday, February 18th. Guests are invited to enjoy 24 consecutive hours of

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with the Hummingbird Monitoring Network out of Arizona to provide data on what species and numbers are using our mountain top to feed and breed.We've had some fantastic data over the years including recaptures from other areas of British Columbia where other banding stations are monitoring birds.  We've also recaptured a bird that had been previously banded 8 years earlier - adding to our longevity

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