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the Winter Olympic Games. Grouse Mountain is committed to continuously adding value to the alpine experience for its loyal guests, as well as enhance the experience with even more activities including ziplining (now available year-round) and 24/7 operations during the Olympics. We look forward to the next snowfall and another excellent winter season -30-

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, keep your eyes open for VASS participants and give yourself a little smile knowing that the Mountain has been made accessible to all thanks to a long standing relationship between VASS and Grouse Mountain Resorts.

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, enjoy taking in the Birds in Motion or the World-Famous Lumberjack show, appreciate the insights of our Wildlife Refuge Rangers, or simply covet the opportunity to spend time on one of Vancouver’s best patios, Altitudes Bistro, your Membership delivers. With a full-year of Skyride access, when summer fun shifts into winter wonder, you’ll enjoy access to snowshoe trails, skating and the Peak of

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removal operations have also been integral to providing reliable roads. The District of North Vancouver and TransLink can count on continued support and collaboration from staff at Grouse Mountain.

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to home. Two new quad chairlifts, Greenway and Peak, are also operational as the latest major installment for the 2008/2009 season. Both improvements provide access to more terrain and reduced wait times for skiers and riders, and continue Grouse Mountain's commitment to add value to the alpine experience for guests. In addition to having 26 great runs to choose from, Grouse Mountain's snowmaking

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the trail underneath the powerlines, this would be a 4km run to clean out the body's cobwebs. Apparently it was supposed to be a flat run... in North Van! Not the flat runs we are used to in Langley, that's for sure. It turned out to be a pretty simple incline and a good starting point for the training. There will be groups for Relay and Individual options. The trainers were also very mindful of

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better spirits and happy to be home, but she looked genuinely concerned as I was getting ready to leave. She looked at me very seriously, and said, "I need you to promise me something." I said, "Sure, sweetheart. What shall I promise you?" "I want you to promise to carry this with you to the top of the mountain." I replied, "Okay.. what is it?" She handed me a small envelope and said, "You can open it

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and a wide variety of birds of prey", says Dr. Ken Macquisten, Director and Veterinarian for the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife. “These Remarkable Raptors will not only enhance visitors’ experience, but also offer more educational opportunities for the public to learn about the need to protect and preserve the habitat of these magnificent creatures”.Grouse Mountain is also helping to

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Peak of Vancouver took their efforts further when they teamed up with Giro Helmets as part of Grouse Mountain’s largest annual promotion - Y2Play. Customers who purchased or renewed a season’s pass were presented the opportunity to purchase a helmet at a price subsidized by the mountain. Response from the public was well beyond expectations and resulted in sales of over 2000 helmets. Although ski

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Black-tailed Deer call Grouse Mountain home Every year in the spring and summer, dozens of Black-tailed Deer (Odocoileus columbianus) inhabit the slopes of Grouse Mountain.  These deer spend their days grazing on the grasses and shrubs that coat our open spaces such as ski-runs.  The most common time to spot them is in the early morning or late evening when they are most active.  During the

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