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project will have low environmental impact. Trees will be removed prior to works beginning, in a maximum 10-metre-wide construction zone within the existing easement area. Q: Where is the money coming from for this project? Is it being funded by public money? A: There is no public money being directed to this project. Grouse Mountain is privately held by local, family-owned Northland Properties and they

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Music on the Mountain Enjoy live music on the Altitudes patio this summer Join us on the Altitudes patio every Sunday until September 21st to enjoy live music by local artists! MUSIC ON THE MOUNTAINWhere: Altitudes Patio When: Every Sunday from June 22nd to September 21stTime: 6:30 pm-9 pmLINE-UP•Sunday, Aug 31: Jacob Dryden •Sunday, Sep 7: Milk & Honey •Sunday, Sep 14: Cassandra Maze •Sunday

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Groups Visiting Grouse Mountain Located just 15 minutes from Vancouver’s downtown core, Grouse Mountain is a playground for all seasons featuring summer and winter activities galore, a Wildlife Refuge, and dining and shopping with a local flavour. Escape to The Peak of Vancouver for a memorable group outing. Group Tickets Group pricing for one-day Mountain Admission and Snow Lift Tickets is

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Jam Over The City - Shredcatz Women Only 13+ Join us on Saturday, March 29th from 12pm-4pm, for the second annual all female Jam Over the City hosted by Shredcatz.Jams are a great way to dip your toes into competing - we will be providing a fun and welcoming environment where you can push yourself to show off your best riding and skiing. Ages 13 and over, ski and board, all genders identifying as

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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 the bird’s honour. However, it wasn’t until

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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 a team of four, splitting up the different legs. After the race, celebrate your achievement at our finish line party with DJ, BBQ, and activities and giveaways from our event sponsors!Event Schedule

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how vancouver does winter The 2024/25 ski and snowboard season has now ended.Visitors have been flocking here since our first official season in 1926 to enjoy the best downhill sports. With 33 ski and snowboard runs, 15 night runs, 4 chairlifts, 6 terrain parks, 9km of snowshoe trails and the North Shore's most extensive snowmaking system, Grouse Mountain is the City's playground, right here in

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Mouse in the house We have a mouse in the house!If you’ve been following Grinder and Coola through their hibernation and watching the daily timelapses you may have noticed a little black dot scurrying around as our boy’s snooze away. This little mouse has found a cozy home for the winter. Did you know that in the wild, smaller mammals will often share bear denning sites? While the bears are

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cancellation of the Season's Pass for the Protected Passholder, and up to three (3) additional family members protected on the Application if Pass Protection is purchased for a Family Pass.Pass Protection Details:If a parent, spouse, or child (under the age of 19) is also a refundable passholder and chooses to cease participation due to a family member's injury or sickness, he or she is also eligible to a

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hazards including, but not limited to the following: boarding, riding and disembarking ski lifts; changing weather conditions;avalanches; exposed rock, earth, ice, and other natural objects; trees, tree wells, tree stumps and forest deadfall; the condition of snow or ice on or beneath the surface; variations in the terrain which may create blind spots or areas of reduced visibility; variations in the

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