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ski wee (ages 3-6) Ski Wee is our introductory skiing program for kids ages 3-6. Your child will focus on developing skills and good sportsmanship in a fun, playful environment. Book one lesson or 4+ lessons to save. ZONE CAMPS (AGES 6-12) Our qualified and friendly instructors will help kids (ages 6-12) of all ability levels gain skiing or riding skills and confidence on the slopes.  Four or

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to instructor availability) Times: Daily at 9:30am, 12:00pm, 2:00pm, 4:30pm (subject to instructor availability) Pricing: Includes lesson only (lift tickets and rentals not included)Requests: Instructor and language requests can be accommodated (subject to availability) PRIVATE LESSON RATES Y2Play Passholders get 20% off Private Lessons! Lesson Type

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overall in the women's category was Lauren Andrews with a time of 35:49.Listed below are the top finishers, or click the "Race Results" link to view all of the results. Race ResultsTOP MALE OVERALL 1st Place: Alexandre Ricard (27:04) 2nd Place: Jordan Guenette (28:56) 3rd Place: Mike Sidic (29:58) TOP FEMALE OVERALL1st Place: Lauren Andrews (35:49)2nd Place: Haley Cruse (37:24) 3rd Place: Sarah Carter

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bike or hockey helmets).Registration must be completed by 4pm the day before your child's Ski Wee Lesson.Please meet at the designated Meeting Flag outside the Peak Chalet 15 minutes before the start of the session. A Ski Wee Instructor, wearing a blue jacket, will be present to greet youChildren 3-4 yrs old can purchase a Season Pass for $40.Sign up your child for Ski Wee and you are eligible to

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, find out more about each of our races below.Seek the PeakThe challenging 16km course starts by the beach at Ambleside Park in West Vancouver, winds its way through North Vancouver, then heads up the legendary Grouse Grind to The Peak of Vancouver. With an awe-inspiring 1,400m climb, Seek the Peak will test your fitness, stamina and overall mental toughness. Face the 16km course alone or tackle it in

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mountaintop while reaching speeds of up to 55km/h and taking in breathtaking views of Vancouver and the nearby mountain ranges.A Release of Liability waiver must be completed prior to participating in this activity. For those under the age of 19, a parent or guardian must complete a waiver for the individual.BOOK 3-LINE ZIPLINE TOURS Pricing & WHAT'S INCLUDED Pricing: $64 per person (Mountain Admission

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help researches determine the best techniques for the rearing of the highly endangered Spotted Owls. Incubation times, hatching techniques, parenting methods are all important steps that the Barred Owls help us learn because of their close genetic relationship with the Spotted Owl. The Barred Owls as a species are very robust and have been expanding their range across North America in the last 100

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How To: Book Your Skyride Please note:  Skyride reservations are no longer in use.  Step 1 Enter your pass number and birthdate along with any additional pass numbers of passholders visiting with you. Step 2 Select the date of your visit. Step 3 Select your Skyride boarding times. If you are planning to hike up and only require a download boarding time, please select download only. Make sure you

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with a Mountain Admission Ticket or Annual Pass.  Skate rentals are available onsite for $10 per adult and $6 per child. Please note, the Fireside Hut accepts card payments. To rent skates via cash payment, please visit Alpine Guest Services in the Peak Chalet to complete your payment before picking up equipment at the Fireside Hut.Skate RentalsPlease check Today on Grouse for operating hours and

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Facebook The Grouse Grind Facebook page is a great place to meet and keep in touch with other hikers. There is a discussion board, photos and resources for hikers. This is also where you can find updates regarding changes in hours of operation for Grouse Mountain Resort. History Hikers were first recorded on Grouse Mountain in 1894 when a hunting party shot a blue grouse bird and named the mountain in

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