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Breakfast with the Bears! Entering the contest is simple! All you have to do is follow @grousemountain on Instagram and share your bear photos of Grinder and Coola, or any photo you've taken featuring bears, and tag it with #beardiscovery. At the end of each week, we'll be judging the photos and selecting a weekly winner! That's it! You may enter as many times as you want and will have an opportunity to

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The Peak of Christmas festival returns November 27, 2009, Grouse Mountain, North Vancouver, B.C. – Santa has officially returned to Grouse Mountain along with his elves and magical reindeer Dancer and Vixen for the month-long Peak of Christmas festivities opening this weekend at the resort. Sleigh rides, free skating lessons, ice shows and the very best Christmas classics are also part of this

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It's Tubing Weather! (May 11, 2012) Make this weekend a tubing adventure NOTE: As of June 2012, the Tube Park is not available.Sit back in the sunny spring weather and experience the thrills of Grouse Mountain's brand new Tube Park. There is no better way to work on your suntan while having fun with friends than sliding down Paper Trail at top speeds here at the Peak of Vancouver. Now open from

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views into the habitat and numerous interpretive displays and materials that will allow you to explore Grizzly Bears, and Grinder and Coola, in a more hands on and knowledgeable way.It is also our plan to have a viewing deck around the outside of the building that will allow an unobstructed view of the Upper Pond area of the habitat.  This will be great for photographic opportunities of the boys!  The

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the arrival of Grouse Mountain's new summer camps. Throughout July and August, Grouse Mountain will be offering a one-of–a kind hands on camp experience jam packed with eye opening activities from hummingbird banding to making fire using only a chocolate bar and a pop can. Campers will also get the chance to be a Wildlife Ranger for the day feeding Grizzly bears, Timber wolves and barn owls

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minutes from downtown Vancouver, Grouse Mountain will remain open 24/7 (24 hours a day for the 17 days of the Olympics), offering alpine recreation, including night skiing and riding, to all visitors.Oakley fans are encouraged to visit Grouse Mountain each day to take a tour of the Rolling O Lab set up at the base of the mountain, which will showcase Oakley's products and technologies throughout the

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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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Summer Is Just Around the Corner Bears, ziplines and more summer fun After a 158 day nap resident Grizzly bears Grinder and Coola emerged from their winter slumber this afternoon to officially start the transition into summer here at The Peak of Vancouver. Make a date to come visit them this weekend or book now to experience our mountaintop ziplines as they will also be back in 5-line operation

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Mountaintop patio can’t be beat. Grouse Mountain will maintain regular hours of operation from 9am-10pm through to April 29th. So get out there and enjoy Mother Nature's bounty.

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. Of course all of this play makes two bears, who are prepared for hibernation, quite sleepy.  So after a good exertion, both bears crash pretty hard and have long afternoon naps.  Recently, to the delight of our staff and guests, Grinder and Coola have napped right out in the open allowing for prime naptime viewing. I wonder if they are dreaming of playing in the snow?

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