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Orphaned Black-tailed Deer Returned to the Wild Orphaned deer brought to Grouse Mountain by Critter Care Wildlife Society have been returned to the wild spaces of the North Shore Mountains. The deer spent 8 days in a transition enclosure while they became acclimatized to mountain conditions. Bottled raised by dedicated staff at the Critter Care rehabilitation facility in Langley, BC, these

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Grouse Mountain Pinterest Contest Pin to Win a $100 Outfitters Gift Card! Calling all Pinners! Follow Grouse Mountain on Pinterest for a chance to win a $100 Gift Card to Outfitters in the Peak Chalet.  It’s simple: just follow us on Pinterest and pin your favourite pieces from our ‘Gear and Gifts’ board featuring the latest merchandise available at Outfitters. It really is that easy! Check out

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Ideal Conditions Greet Racers At Annual Snowshoe Grind Mountain Run  Snowshoers Young and Old Kick Off A Great Family Day Long Weekend at the Peak of Vancouver February 9, 2013. North Vancouver BC – This morning atop Grouse Mountain, close to 100 snowshoe enthusiasts filled the starting gate for the annual Snowshoe Grind Mountain Run. With great trail conditions, racers tackled the newly

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Almost $210,000 raised for Whistler Water One Climb Close to 700 participants flood the Grind to support Free The Children (North Vancouver) The Grouse Grind was ‘flooded’ this morning as close to 700 people clad in blue and sporting painted faces and hair hiked the iconic trail during Whistler Water One Climb in an action-packed day of fundraising and achievement.Now in its third year, Whistler

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to slow yourself down. Upon our return to the Whistler Water tent at Cleveland Dam we were greeted by post run yoga instructor, Robbi-Layne Robertson. What a fantastic way to open up the hips and hamstrings while providing an active cool down session. Our instructor took time with each individual during the routine to assist in problem areas and correct flaws in form.For those of you who have been

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. Year round staff are encouraged to include their families in their participation in order to realize the company’s core value of health and wellness.  “Our success in this year’s Sun Run is a testament to our company’s commitment to the health and wellness of our employees and their families, “ says Grouse Mountain Director of Human Resources, Charmaine Carswell. While participation is the first win

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harmful side effects including decreased performance, fatigue, altered hormonal states, poor sleeping patterns, reproductive disorders, decreased immunity, loss of appetite, and mood swings.” Source. The next time you think of skipping your rest day, consider the consequences of pushing through. 3. Listen to your body. As with any runner who has completed long-distance training, you know that your body

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as expected: Four bloggers, four different adventures.The four bloggers include a Tomboy that wears Makeup, an Active Mama, an Outdoor Vancouver enthusiast and a mother with some Crunchy Carpets.By visiting the above links you'll be able to read each perspective on their Unlimited Experience. Once you've read each post, you can head over to our Facebook page and vote for your favourite! By voting

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Mark Your Calendar for June 14, 2014 Whistler Water One Climb is coming Commit to Climb! It’s only a few hours, but it can make a world of difference. Whistler Water One Climb takes place on the Grouse Grind on June 14, 2014. This special Climb aims to emulate the challenge that girls in rural Kenya experience to get water for their families each day. By committing to climb and reaching out to

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shoot before and had no idea what to expect. As they began filming and doing different shots, I noticed that the producer and the camera man had what I thought to be an unspoken communication system. I found it very interesting to see how they arranged for the different shots and how simple footage can be turned into an influential and fact filled television segment. As the segment was on Helitours

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