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on after sunset. All this new terrain means that we’ll have the best, most extensive night skiing in BC, which is pretty great news for our ski/snowboard community. Needless to say, our mountain operations team is incredibly excited about this work – they’re all passionate skiers and riders who can’t wait to hit the slopes this season!Terrain park: under constructionLooking ahead to late

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feathered wildlife has also been busy and we've spotted the first young Robins out of their nest within the last week and some young barn swallows within their mud-nests. Just the other day we saw a pair of Dark-eyed Juncos feeding their young in a dense shrub near the Grizzly Bear Habitat. The shrub offers excellent protection from predators and if it weren't for spotting the adults entering the shrub

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the Skyride and mountaintop activities such as ice skating, sleighrides and Grouse Mountain’s Theatre in the Sky. Appetizers  Salad of Poached Bosc Pear and Roquefortorganic winter greens, candied pecans, pear walnut vinaigretteOrCream of Shallot Soup pancetta chantilly, orange vincotto Entrées Roast Loin of Porkspiced pear & parsnip puree, apple grape chutney, sage jusOrSea Scallopsbutternut

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24 Hours of Snow Sports From snowboarding to midnight snow shoe tours, don’t miss this uniquely Canadian experience as we celebrate the countdown to 2010! February 7th, 2008, North Vancouver -Have you ever wondered what it would be like to carve down a ski run as the sunrise frames the city in front of you? On Saturday February 9th, die hard winter enthusiasts, and winter wonderland seekers can

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All Night Long 24 Hours of Winter is back Feb 9 & 10, 2013 Saturday February 9 to Sunday February 10 welcomes the return of everyone’s favorite sleepless night, 24 Hours of Winter. Grouse Mountain is celebrating the Olympic legacy and the one-year countdown to Sochi. Enjoy 36 consecutive hours of winter fun, including after-dark snowboard and ski contests, sunrise snowshoe treks, the torch

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Grouse Mountain Moment Contest - Aug. 5 Congratulations to Sacha DeVoretz from North Vancouver Sacha's Best Grouse Moment was... I am the biggest fan of Grouse mountain in all seasons. One of my favorite memories is a photo attached with this email. I love Grouse mountain in the summer time when I am doing the Grind and can view through the trees the city as I approach the 3/4 mark, as the years

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witnessed the Lumberjack show, then looked to see if I could get a glimpse of your cute "little brown boys", but I think they were hiding from sun and heat. I went to the Eye of the Wind, then as I was heading back to the Skyride, I suddenly saw one of the Grizzlies walking around... I took my first photos from the chairlift hovering above the habitat, but as soon as my feet touched the ground..I was on a

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age, fitness level or ability. Anyone who can walk can snowshoe and it is easy to see why it is become one of the most popular winter sports”, says Grouse Mountain’s General Manager Michael Cameron. “The Snowshoe Grind Mountain Run is definitely a highlight of the snowshoe calendar in the Lower Mainland and we invite all winter enthusiasts to come and experience this unique race atmosphere

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dignitaries today. The launch of Vancouver’s first commercially viable wind turbine provides an enduring symbol of Grouse Mountain’s commitment to sustainability, and sets an example in alternative energy innovation for the world to see. “Wind power is an important part of building B.C.’s clean energy future,” said Premier Gordon Campbell. “Congratulations to Grouse Mountain for leading the way in adopting

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commercially viable wind turbine and is a highly visible icon,” said Bill Bennett, Minster of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources. “We hope it will inspire companies and communities across the province to develop innovative, renewable energy projects in support of our provincial goal of becoming electricity self-sufficient by 2016.”“Congratulations to Grouse Mountain on being a leader in using wind energy

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