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Grinder and Coola Emerge from 19th Hibernation After a long 144 day hibernation, 19 year-old male grizzly bears Grinder and Coola emerged on April 21st from their slumber into a different world. Despite the lack of people present to greet them upon digging their way out of their den due to the temporary COVID-19 closure, the two massive Grizzlies were happy to frolic in the remaining snow and

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Holiday Hours Of Operation We’re open year-round.See our Current Conditions for today’s activities and operating hours.

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Grinder and Coola Prepare for Winter Into the hibernation habitat Grinder and Coola have moved into their hibernation habitat - located at the rear of their main 5.5 acre summer habitat - in preparation for the incoming winter.  Both bears have spent the last two months in a hyperphagia stage which means they have been extremely motivated to find as much food as they can and bulk up.  Recently

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Grinder and Coola Start Preparing for Winter bears gaining weight Grinder and Coola, our two resident grizzly bears, have started their weight gain for the winter.  As of about mid-September our bears have officially been in hyperphagia - a fancy Greek word literally meaning over-eating. This is a physiological state they enter in the fall where they become fixated on finding as much food as

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Grouse Mountain is Your Spring Break Headquarters If you're thinking of sticking close to home this Spring Break, look no further than your own backyard and enjoy the fresh air and outdoor recreation opportunities provided by our mountaintop environment. With so many fun activities for all ages, Grouse Mountain is a great place to spend the holiday. We've put together our top five picks for

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We're Opening for the Winter Season! Hit the slopes for the 2019/20 winter season It's the news you've been waiting for! With the recent snowfall and excellent snowmaking conditions, we’re thrilled to announce that we're opening limited terrain for skiing and riding this Saturday, November 30th.Skiing and riding will be available from 9am to 10pm on Paradise and the Paradise Terrain Park. With

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Your Favourite #grousememories We've shared a lot of great times together on this mountaintop. From exciting events and special visitors to our resident wildlife and incredible experiences; we're sure everyone has a favourite memory when it comes to Grouse Mountain. Let's take this opportunity to look back together at some of the happy memories we've created. So many amazing things have happened

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Operational Update Please be aware that Grouse Mountain Resort will be doing pre-scheduled maintenance starting this Thursday, June 10 at 9:00 pm until Friday, June 11 at 9:00am. There will be no access to the Skyride during this time. We apologize for the inconvenience.

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Grouse Mountain's Seasonal Maintenance Complete The Mountain re-opens Saturday, November 9 Good news! Our seasonal maintenance work has gone smoothly and we’ll be re-opening the Mountain as planned Saturday, November 9. Take advantage of the long weekend to come up and enjoy the mountaintop. Beginning Saturday morning, The Super Skyride, the Grouse Grind®, Mountain Ziplines, the Grizzly Habitat

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Giving Winter Hummingbirds A Helping Hand Cold birds appreciate the help With the return of cold weather to the Vancouver area we are getting lots of inquiries about cold hummingbirds that are spending the winter here.We have one species of hummingbird that overwinter in the Vancouver Area - the Anna's Hummingbird.  We've been seeing this larger hummingbird stick around southwestern BC because

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