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stirring more often.  They are starting to go out of the den for little wanders into the main portion of the building in order to stretch their muscles and check on temperatures and daylight.All this activity is normal for this time of year and is part of the process that they go through trying to decide when is the right time to leave the den.  Staff watch them closely and based on their behaviors we

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around. They don’t defecate or urinate during dormancy. “Grouse Mountain is proud to have been able to share data with bear researchers across North America,” added Dr. Macquisten.The Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, a research, education and conservation centre at the top of Grouse Mountain is dedicated to becoming a world leader in preserving both wildlife and flora at risk. The Refuge offers leading

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Warm Salad of Slow-Roasted Lamb Recipes from The Observatory  Warm Salad of Slow-Roasted Lamb Ewe feta, sun dried tomato, roasted squash purée, salted almonds and olive vinaigrette Serves 6-8 Lamb Rump 2 Tbsp (30 mL) duck fat 4 lamb rumps (2lb/1kg), fat caps removed 2 Tbsp (30 mL) butter 5 sprigs fresh thyme 3 cloves garlic, crushed salt and pepper to taste Preheat the over to 400 °F (200 °C).Add

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, they are like two giant kids happy to romp around sliding, rolling and wrestling in the fresh powder. Despite their large bulk as they prepare for hibernation, they have mustered up the most energy we've seen in weeks and all for snow play.When not wrestling with each other, we've observed the bears tobogganing down hills, barrel rolling through the fields and plunging into the ice covered pond

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Building Camaraderie YPO Oregon Comes Together at Grouse Mountain What a stunning September we have had here on Grouse Mountain, and the perfect backdrop for teams to get together and experience the great outdoors and our Corporate Adventure Programs. Ziplining over Blue Grouse Lake, technical tours of the Eye of the Wind, making friends with our barn owl Tyto and navigating around the mountain

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The Grouse Mountain App Is Here iPhone users, prepare yourself for a little bit of excitement. Grouse Mountain is pleased to announce the launch of our Grouse Mountain app. Available for free download at the App Store, the newly launched Grouse Mountain app provides cool features like run tracking, access to the webcam, lift and run status, alerts and more. Run tracking allows you to monitor

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Annual Local's Pass: 365 Days of Fun Summer is in full swing and this gorgeous warm weather provides the perfect reason to purchase a Grouse Mountain Annual Local's Pass! With our Annual Local's Pass, you can enjoy a full 365 days of mountaintop adventure - plus amazing benefits such as complimentary rentals along with discounts on ziplining, shopping and mountaintop access for your guests

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about these remarkable creatures! Bees are an amazing, integral part of our ecosystem and, as key pollinators, they are vital to food production and vegetation. Learn more and book your Beehive Tour today.Note: Hive Tours concluded in summer 2016.

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Great snow conditions in store for Snowshoe Grind Challenge! Visit Guest Services to register! Adventure programs supervisor Dan Grima wrote a blog post today to give us the inside scoop about Saturday's Snowshoe Grind Challenge:Greetings, snowshoe enthusiasts! This Saturday, I’m incredibly excited to be part of the Snowshoe Grind Challenge! As adventure programs supervisor, snowshoeing is a

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Experience 24 Hours of Winter at Grouse Mountain Enjoy round-the-clock alpine activities at the Peak of Vancouver (North Vancouver) In celebration of all things winter, Grouse Mountain is thrilled to host its annual 24 Hours of Winter event taking place Saturday, February 6th through Sunday, February 7th at the Peak of Vancouver. “Started in preparation for the NBC Olympic broadcast in February

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