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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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Easter Brunch 2012 Hop on the Skyride and meet the Easter Bunny Grouse Mountain is continuing our great Easter Brunch tradition on Sunday April 8th offering families the chance to take part in an adventurous mountaintop egg hunt led by the Easter Bunny himself. Guests can choose from a delicious prix fixe menu in the Observatory and the Timber Room from 10:00am to 2:00pm on Easter Sunday complete

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The Thrill of Skiing, The Comfort of a Snow-Limo Excursion When my father in-law came to visit, we wanted to show him the sport that my husband and I love so much – skiing. But at 80+ years of age, getting on skis for the first time was pretty much out of the question. Enter Snow-Limo! With Snow-Limo, Jan got the experience of gliding across the snow and down well-known runs like The Cut. And

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weather and this major snowfall has provided some of the best conditions since December,” says Grouse Mountain General Manager Michael Cameron. With the freezing level expected to stay low throughout the weekend and more snow in the forecast, local skiers have a chance to again enjoy the magic of the mountains. This triumphant return of winter also comes just in time for the resort's Y2Play campaign

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Weekend Full of the White Stuff Forecasters predict over 50cm of fresh snow! Spring hasn't quite sprung yet which is great news for winter sport enthusiasts. Mother Nature is set to deliver another bucket-full of snow this weekend to the slopes here at Grouse Mountain. Forecasters are predicting over 50cm of the white stuff will fall adding to the already phenomenal amount of snow we received

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Beef Burger with bacon mayo, tomato jam, tomato, onion, shredded lettuce and aged cheddar, or a Falafel Wrap with lemon oregano yogurt, lettuce and cucumber.This Week's Y2Play Specials at Lupins and the Grind Grind Coffee Bar: Any hand-made, pre-packaged sandwiches & salads; and any grilled burger and fries combo.

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BBQ sauce hot sauce, salt & pepper or honey garlic, or Caprese Flatbread with housemade tomato sauce, basil, buffalo mozzarella and balsalmic vinegar.This Week's Y2Play Specials at Lupins and the Grind Grind Coffee Bar:  Any hand-made, pre-packaged sandwiches & salads; and any grilled burger and fries combo.

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year at 2013/14 prices. We can only keep this offer until May 31st so act now. As a reminder our Annual Local's Pass allows you to enjoy a full 365 days of mountaintop adventure - plus amazing benefits like complimentary rentals along with discounts on ziplining, shopping, lift tickets and mountain access for your guests. Click here to view a detailed list of benefits and visit Guest Services, call

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provincial branch of an international child charity, providing long-term care for orphans and children in need. Guests can visit the Theatre in the Sky to enjoy classic Christmas movies on our large high-definition screen on the main floor of the Peak Chalet, or listen to joyful Christmas carols sung by the enchanting voices of Vancouver choirs. Children are also welcome to have breakfast with Santa, and

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emit a 'hissing' noise when touched or threatened but this is simply  a noise made by pushing air out between their wings and back.  June Beetles do not bite.They begin their life as larvae living in sandy soil and then in May they pupate and by June and July they emerge as fully grown adults.  The larvae are an important food source for many birds, while the adults are preyed upon by bats and owls

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