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consecutive Grinds on Saturday morning. Attempting to nearly replicate the duration and climb of Seek the Peak, we thought this would be a great way to celebrate Metro Vancouver’s announcement to officially open the gates. Surprisingly, Grind 2 was much easier than Grind 1. Funny how that works, right? With the body already warm and loose, we didn’t face the typical 5-10 minute adjustment your body makes

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. Y2Play passes are now on sale online, by telephone or in-person at Grouse Mountain. The best deal around on a season snowpass, you’ll need to ski or ride just five times for the pass to pay for itself! In case you didn’t already know, we’re excited to offer a Y2Play Student Pass for full-time post-secondary students for just $279!  For a detailed list of great benefits and to purchase online, please

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can already run 16 km - check! I can climb the Grind – it’s exhausting but manageable. I can climb up to the Peak and back down, no problem. But when I started thinking about combining all those parts together… it just seemed crazy! So I decided to join the STP training clinic and “think” about doing the actual race. After many weeks of training (up and down many hills) I finally committed to the

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Are You Ready to Step Up for BC's Sick Kids? If you’re a regular Grouse Grinder, you’re already committed to your own heart health. How about stepping up your commitment and raising funds for the new Cardiology unit at BC Children’s Hospital? Now in its fourth year, the Grind For Kids campaign has raised over $450,000 for BC’s sick kids. Grinders sign up and ask friends, family and co-workers to

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already registered, I encourage you to do so by visiting Guest Services up until 9:30 am on race day. I’ll be at the Snowshoe Grind Challenge, as will many of our snowshoe guides. Hope to see you at the Peak of Vancouver on Saturday!-Dan

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Whistler Water to help support Free The Children’s clean water project in Kipsongol. You can learn more about Free The Children’s work in Kipsongol here.2) Inspiring words from Taylor Conroy will greet you at the top of the mountain along with our fun-filled After Party. If you didn’t already know, Taylor is the founder of Change Heroes, a ground-breaking friend funding platform that has raised well

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longer than last year, and the downhill operation is being extended longer than any other North Shore mountain. The resort consistently delivers the best downhill offering in British Columbia all season, and now skiers and riders can keep winter alive a while longer.The 2009/2010 winter season has already witnessed amazing events such as the Olympic Torch Relay, and keeping Grouse Mountain open 24

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We're working hard to prepare for winter! Our mountain operations team is gearing up for the snow season As we head into the final days of a fun-filled summer, the winter season may still seem like a looong way off. But here at the Peak of Vancouver, we’re already going full steam ahead as we gear up for the flaky white stuff to fall. The snow season is just around the corner…you’ll be

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mountain. Grouse Mountain's snowmaking fleet and experienced snowmaking team – still the largest and most extensive on the North Shore – have also contributed significantly to extending the season and providing the resort a competitive edge in terms of snow conditions. The 2008/2009 winter seasons has already witnessed historic events such as the torch parade celebration marking the one-year countdown to

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Northwest know, keeping your goggles fog-free can be an unbearable challenge.Enter the new BOM goggle. This innovative goggle uses a battery powered filament that heats the lens, eliminating all condensation.This new idea has already won best new gear for 2015, and U.S. Ready to hit the market for next season!

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