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will have three jib rails and four boxes available within the Paradise Bowl”, says Grouse Mountain’s General Manager, Michael Cameron. Last season Grouse Mountain also had an early start and one of the longest seasons on record with skiing and riding into June. With this year identified as another La Nina year, Grouse Mountain expects to have an equally long and epic season for skiers, riders and

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is also bound to be one of the top go-to features for avid skiers and riders as it allows users to monitor, record and map their runs at Grouse Mountain using their phones GPS, and post their latest runs on Facebook and Twitter.“The Grouse Mountain iPhone app will allow winter enthusiasts to take their experience at the Peak of Vancouver to the next level” says, General Manager Michael Cameron

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taking in a spectacular Vancouver sunrise or enjoy one of the many family-friendly activities. For your convenience, a complimentary shuttle will be running late Saturday/early morning Sunday between Grouse Mountain and key North Shore locations. Be part of the excitement during Grouse Mountain’s annual 24 Hours of Winter celebration.24 Hours of Winter

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Mountain. The resort has seen over 20 centimetres of natural snowfall in the last week alone, and has embraced the opportunity to supplement nature's timely efforts with its snowmaking fleet, still the largest and most effective on the North Shore.While the glorious sunshine that graced the mountain for international visitors during the Olympics recedes into our memories, a healthy dose of winter has

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much more!You might have heard the buzz building on our mountaintop as we get ready to launch our summer of Small Wonders dedicated to exploring everything there is to know about Grouse Mountain’s tiniest residents including honeybees, hummingbirds, salamanders, butterflies, dragonflies, bats, barn swallows and pikas. Whew! For the first time, we’re excited to offer hive tours to visitors ages 12

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The Thrill of Skiing, The Comfort of a Snow-Limo Excursion When my father in-law came to visit, we wanted to show him the sport that my husband and I love so much – skiing. But at 80+ years of age, getting on skis for the first time was pretty much out of the question. Enter Snow-Limo! With Snow-Limo, Jan got the experience of gliding across the snow and down well-known runs like The Cut. And

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High Performance Starts Here Are you interested in the latest equipment? Maybe Santa didn’t know exactly what skis or board to bring you this year? Try out some of our high performance rentals before you finalize on a purchase. A day on the Mountain is made much more enjoyable when you’re on the right equipment. Try a different length, or side-cut to see how your carved turn responds. Our

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with an Annual Local’s Pass! Yup, that’s right. Summer might not officially arrive until June, but the sunny season activities you know and love launch on the May long weekend. Lumberjack shows, Birds in Motion demonstrations, visits with our grizzly bears, our 18-hole disc golf tours and our Summer of Small Wonders (coming soon!) are just a few of the fun reasons you can call in sick to work this

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Seek the Peak:  Nicole's training diary Week 5 Could you hear the cheers from hikers across the North Shore last week as Grouse Grind was officially open for business? An extra loud cheer was sure to be heard from Seek the Peak participants as leg three of the race is now available for training. I was so excited to head up the mountain, so my training partner and I agreed to battle for two

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what bigger than 16km, uphill.We hope you enjoy our blog, get some useful information and hopefully a few laughs, perhaps at our expense. Ready or not...  (Training begins)Hoping it was not a sign of things to come, the day started out in a torrential downpour. When I left work it seemed the rain had stopped and hovered over the valley, but there was blue sky over my final destination: the base of

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