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The Summer of Owls Meet Tyto at the Peak of Vancouver this summer Grouse Mountain has gone to the owls this summer! With the arrival of some new feathered friends to the Peak of Vancouver, you are invited to get up close and personal with our resident owls - Tyto, Toba and Mortimer. Join us as we unveil our brand new Theatre in the Sky presentation Tyto's Triumph featuring Tyto, our resident barn

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The Eye of the Wind Construction An Icon in the Making When the decision was made to pursue development of The Eye of the Wind, everyone who was aware of the project felt an instant sense of both exhilaration and anticipation. How many people, in their lifetimes, have the chance to become part of a world first? Artists’ renderings had done a great job of faithfully depicting what the mighty tower

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, snowboard and educational programs for Lower Mainland students to mirror typical school day times (8:30am-3:30pm) to provide hassle free alternatives for parents. It's simple. Drop off and pick up your child at the Base of the Mountain, and we'll take care of the rest. We'll even have coffee waiting for you. It's just that easy.Read More

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classes every Saturday at 10:30am until August 24 in the Plaza at the top of Grouse Mountain. Whether you need a great post-Grind cool down or would just love to experience a different yoga venue at one of the city's most spectacular locations these 30 minute classes are bound to enhance your physical well-being and kick start your weekend. Yoga mats will be provided to the first 50 yogis for the class

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Gear Sale - Oct. 8-10 Our legendary Gear Sale takes place this weekend JUST IN - We've decided to extend our annual Gear Sale to the 10th, so you've got one more day to get ready for winter at the Peak of Vancouver.It’s time to gear up for a great snow season ahead. Grouse Mountain’s much anticipated annual Gear Sale is back this Thanksgiving long weekend at the Peak of Vancouver.

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An Unusual Visitor to our Refuge Recently, I was walking around the corner of the office and caught a flash of white and blue perched nearby.  My first thought was that it was an unusual Steller's Jay, as we have quite a few that hang out nearby.  Upon closer inspection, however, it turned out to be a brilliant blue and white budgie!Budgies, or Budgerigars, are common household pets - perhaps

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Reception at 604.998.5045 for your reservation. Seatings are available in the Observatory from 4pm on February 14, or for those who want to get a jump on the Valentine’s Day rush, we will also be offering the same Valentine’s Day menu on February 12 & 13, 2012. Get a sneak peek at our exclusive Valentine’s Day menu.

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Mother Nature Knows Y2Play Is Here! 64cm of fresh snow have fallen this week The snow just keeps falling here at the Peak of Vancouver with over 64 centimetres in the past week alone and even more expected this weekend. Conditions couldn't be more ideal for skiers and riders to pick up a coveted Y2Play pass because with snow like this we will still be on the slopes late into spring. Y2Play will

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, November 18th with Paradise Bowl and Heaven’s Sake via the Greenway and Peak chairs.Check out our "Welcome Winter" video (above) for a little inspiration, then load up those boards and come and join us on the slopes.

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that it is time to begin bulking up for their winter dormancy. This time of year they enter a physiological state known as hyperphagia, which is really just a fancy term for pigging out.  They will eat an increasing amount of food as they very quickly put on body weight for the cold weather ahead.We've upped their daily food intake to match their increased consumption and they are now getting around

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