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their emerging.  Once we see this activity we then prepare their outdoor hibernation area by removing the copious amounts of snow and setting up their fenceline.  Once the outdoor area is ready we make observations on the bears and determine that they are fully awake and ready to come outside!The day they emerge is always exciting because the bears love the fresh snow and proceed to romp around

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. Tickets are just $95 ($85 for Grouse Mountain Passholders) and include a one-hour guided snowshoe tour, headlamp, snowshoe rentals, Skyride access and fondue. Date: Saturday, December 31st, 2016  Start Times: 12pmNOTE: the 4pm or 7pm sessions are sold out.To make your reservation, please call Grouse Mountain Guest Services at 604.980.9311 or click below to book online. Book New Year's Eve Snowshoe

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Join Us for Easter Brunch - April 5, 2015 Featuring at egg hunt with the Bunny himself Make it an Easter to remember with Easter Brunch at the Peak of Vancouver. Reservations available between 10am and 2pm on April 5th to enjoy a delicious brunch buffet with child-friendly options available. To add to the celebration, The Easter Bunny will be on-hand to lead an Easter Egg Hunt. Full menu and

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students’ everyday lives; that’s really the most rewarding part.” In addition to a fun ski race, the VASS Cup also includes a sledge hockey demonstration, silent auction and an après celebration with awards and prizes. Donations to the silent auction are still being accepted. Funds raised through the VASS Cup make it possible to provide individuals with a disability access to the mountains, and to

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first to arrive get the best real estate!This year we have decided to help out our Barn Swallows by providing them with additional nesting ledges (as seen in the photo below).  This helps them save energy during the nest building stage and gives them more time to concentrate on rearing healthy young!  Barn Swallow numbers have been declining in recent years due to habitat loss and migration

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involve? Most of the activity has been focused on brush cutting – think extreme weed-whacking! Many of these runs have not been touched since they were initially cut 20 to 25 years ago. That’s a lot of time for things to get overgrown. When things like bushes, shrubs and grasses grow taller on designated runs, it means that we need a certain depth of snow in order to cover it all before the run can be

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Quay. For more details, visit the TransLink website. Click here to download a PDF of the Parking Map.Happy Holidays and safe driving!

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is what our very own Avalanche Forecaster, AJ Maheu had to say about the current state of snowpack and avalanche danger in British Columbia:The Problem with Shallow SnowpackThis winter has certainly brought unusually dry weather to the Southern half of British Columbia. The snowpack is thinner than usual almost everywhere. While one may think that low snow depth would lead to reduced avalanche

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Join Us For Breakfast with the Bears This experience returns March 21, 2015 It’s an early spring in the Lower Mainland, and Grouse Mountain’s two orphaned Grizzly bears, Grinder and Coola, have made their way into the sunshine from their hibernation den this week. While they are still a little bit groggy, they are getting increasingly active every day. On March 21st, Grouse Mountain launches its

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parents, students, youth, children, and seniors as well as the Modern Family bundle option, which allows a household to build a discounted family pass reflective of their unique living arrangement. For a detailed list of 2017/18 Early Bird Pass rates and additional benefits, please click here. About Grouse Mountain: With 221 acres of skiable terrain, Grouse Mountain has been welcoming visitors to our

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