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now open! Grouse Mountain's new state-of-the-art gondola officially opened on December 12, 2024.The gondola features a total of 15 towers and 27 eight-person gondola cabins, and a trip time of 5.5 minutes, allowing the new lift to operate at an initial capacity of 1,000 people per hour on a continuous loop. Since the world’s first double chairlift was built at the Resort in 1949, Grouse Mountain

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Bears Enter 24th Hibernation on Grouse Mountain A couple weeks ago, on November 20th, 2024, Grinder and Coola entered their 24th winter dormancy/hibernation period here at the Wildlife Refuge.The bears first arrived here back in 2001 after being orphaned in the wilds of BC.  They spent the last couple months bulking up on fish and proteins to help them prepare for their big sleep. Then, as our

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Welcome to the Grouse Gallery Art Contest THE GROUSE GALLERY ART CONTEST IS NOW CLOSEDThank you to everyone who participated!In celebration of the launch of our state-of-the-art Gondola, we invite artists to create a piece of art inspired by their Memories of a Lifetime at Grouse Mountain. Selected artworks will be showcased by wrapping them around a gondola cabin. Winners will also receive a

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Ski Ability Levels FAQ Display +Level 1: Introduction to Ski Introduction to the Alpine Responsibility CodeAble to put on and take off skisCan stand, walk and climb on skisShow good balance while straight runningAble to get up from a fallen positionAble to make a gliding snowplowAble to make a snowplow stopCan use the Magic Carpet + Level 2: Beginner Snowplow Braking snowplow to

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The Observatory Grouse Mountain's most elegant restaurant features a five-star, quintessentially BC menu shaped by the region's finest and freshest ingredients. Open year-round from 5pm.Learn More Altitudes Bistro Enjoy distinctly British Columbian cuisine at our acclaimed west coast bistro. Warm up with après in the winter and experience Vancouver's best patio in the summer. Open year

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PATHFINDERS (AGES 5-7) Please note: Campers must have turned 5 years old by December 31, 2022. If your child is not of the appropriate age, they will be asked to leave camp without refund. Our signature Grouse Mountain Pathfinders camps take campers on a journey of wonder and exploration. The camp utilizes the mountain as a playground, inspiring kids to get outdoors, connect with nature, make

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20 Days of Free Y2Play Contest This year we're celebrating the 20th anniversary of Y2Play in a BIG way!Over the next 20 days you could win one of 20 Y2Play Passes up for grabs. All you have to do is stay tuned for our daily clue and be the first to locate a hidden pass on the Mountain. We'll be sharing clues through our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Stories as well as right here on our website

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BRING YOUR STUDENTS FOR A DAY OF ADVENTURE Experience outdoor adventure at Grouse Mountain! On Guided Adventure Programs, students have the opportunity to develop their teamwork, leadership, and outdoor skills in our stunning mountain environment.Book Now GUIDED ADVENTURE PROGRAMS FAQ Display + Snowshoe Tours 1.5 hour (Grade K-12) Guided snowshoe field trips welcome students of all ages

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the base of the mountain, or at Alpine Guest Services located in the Peak Chalet.Grouse Mountain reserves the right to reschedule or postpone tour times as necessary. We do not offer refunds for late arrivals; however, we will do our best to reschedule guests. Cancellations must be at least 24 hours in advance, otherwise the full activity rate will be charged.We operate rain or shine, excluding

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Bears vs Pumpkins A Pre-hibernation treat A couple weeks ago our bears got treated to some Halloween pumpkin treats.It was a final feast before moving into their hibernation area and starting their winter preparations.Before delivery to the bears our Wildlife Rangers opened up the pumpkins, but left the popular insides for the bears to chow down on. In addition we stuffed some extra goodies

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