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different types of branches we know that they prefer the Silver-Fir (otherwise known as Amabilis) branches for their flat and dense needle structure.  When layered up they make for a comfortable mattress.  The bears pick out the best branches and drag them into their den and layer them down on the floor.  This is usually followed with some stomping and pushing to get everything into place.Once they have a

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Limits, Devil’s Advocate, Blazes, Upper Inferno and Peak runs is nearly complete which means this terrain will be in tip-top shape as soon as the snow falls. Proactive maintenance = a longer season (and big smiles from downhill enthusiasts everywhere). Blazes: new night terrain and a brand-new race centreIn case you haven’t heard, we’re expanding our night terrain to include black-diamond Blazes and

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and start nesting.We noticed the pair were back and checking out the nest, but not carrying out any preparations.  We were worried that they were going to abandon that nest in favour of moving to a different location - we were worried maybe moving the camera had interfered somehow even though we had it up well ahead of time.Then, as nesting season was getting fully underway a couple weeks ago, the

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Ring in the New Year Reserve your table at our New Year's Eve Gala Celebrate the start of what is sure to be an amazing 2013 at the Peak of Vancouver. Grouse Mountain is taking reservations for its New Year’s Eve Gala. Whether you’re looking for an intimate table for two or gathering a group of good friends, make Grouse Mountain your destination for ringing in the New Year. On December 31st

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event held locally on Grouse Mountain). The Kafers' hiking expedition is now going to be verified by Guinness World Records(R) hopefully earning them a place in the history books as well as raising awareness to the fight against Alzheimer's disease and dementia. "Esther and Martin's achievement epitomizes the spirit of the Ascent for Alzheimer's event, which is that no matter how challenging the

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of bees will move throughout the hive eating the stores of pollen and honey for sustenance.  On sunny winter days, when temperatures begin to rise, the bees will even leave the hive to stretch their wings and eliminate waste and remove dead bees from inside the hive.We're wishing our ladies a successful winter period and can't wait to get them back on hill next year!Check out a few photos from the

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, the majority of the shoot was to be filmed in the air. Little did I know I was going to be able to join the tour and go up in the helicopter with the crew. I had never been in a helicopter before, and Chris, the pilot took us on what I would call a “once in a lifetime tour”. Being on that photo shoot in the helicopter was by far the most amazing experience ever. Seeing the city of Vancouver and the

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access to Grouse Mountain's fabulous summer mountaintop activities, the Peak of Christmas and 20% off Grouse Mountain adventures. The Annual Local's Pass price is locked in place until June 1st - buy now at our current annual rate or for even better value you can secure our current two-year rate. Visit Guest Services, buy online or call 604.980.9311 today.Annual Local's Pass

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pledge $1 or more for every Grouse Grind they do between now and October. With your $20 registration fee you will get an official Grind Timer that tracks your progress real time. It’s your way to make every Grind count – twice!Register Now

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Join us for Training Nights Under the Stars Join us on Monday and Wednesday evenings as we shift toward trail running and hiking. Perfect for all levels we offer social groups for those that want to enjoy a brisk hike in the alpine and medium & fast groups for those looking to test and grow their cardio and endurance. Led by our enthusiastic personal trainers and experienced guides, our

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