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to go BLUE. And by blue, we mean face paint, temporary hair ‘paint’…anything goes! Part of why we look forward to Whistler Water One Climb every year is because we can’t wait to see the zany, fun getups that various groups, teams and schools sport to hike the Grind! When hundreds of people hit the Grind to flood it in blue, it’s an amazing sight to behold. Not to mention, it’s tons of fun. And

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orphaned Grizzlies Grinder & Coola. Take your Father’s Day weekend experience to the next level with a special Breakfast with the Bears experience where we take you behind the scenes with our Rangers and follow-up the breakfast feeding with a scrumptious breakfast for you. Pre-booking is required, so please call 604.980.9311 today or book online. If adrenaline-junkie better describes your Dad, then

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#Bear Discovery Contest Week Two #BearDiscovery Instagram Contest Week Two Winner- Sigrite Itse Week Two of our Instagram #BearDiscovery contest did not disappoint. The amazing photos continued to roll on in. For week two, we chose Sigrite Itse's photo as the victor! Read the incredibly interesting story behind the winning shot below... I would like my story to begin with the fact that for the

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behavior, mountain rescue, BC culture and much more. All activities will be led by our informative and fun-loving Grouse Mountain Education Team and are guaranteed to showcase all the wilderness and fun that is right here on our doorstep. Book in for a single camp day or sign up for five full days of Spring Break adventure. To register call Guest Services at 604.980.9311.Read More on Camps

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right out from under the nose of the bear!  At the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, we see similar behaviors.  Today we were feeding Grinder and Coola a special meal consisting of some ground beef.  Normally the bears get their meat on the bone, but every once in awhile they get some choice cuts of softer ground meat.  The Ravens were quick to pick up that this was an easy meal to fill

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Mountain Snow School Director along with a team of top instructors for an early bird, exclusive ski/ride experience in our brand-new Director’s Sundays. You’ll get early Skyride access, breakfast and first tracks – the perfect start to a great day on the slopes! Whether you’re looking to fine-tune your skills, get a behind-the-scenes look at the ski industry or meet like-minded people, this program is

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#BearDiscovery Instagram Contest #BearDiscovery Instagram Contest Week One Winner- Jacqueline Sinclair Week One of our Instagram #BearDiscovery contest was stacked with incredible photos, but there could be only one winner! In the end, photographer, Jacqueline Sinclair, came out on top. Read the story behind the winning shot below..."Each winter, I snowshoe the Snow Shoe Grind once or twice a

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guest will receive complimentary Skyride access with a private, behind-the-scenes meet and greet with him and the other Birds in Motion crew!To enter visit the Grouse Mountain Facebook page.  Contest ends June 15, 2012.

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energy as they sprint across the snow or duck behind a tree.  They are not known to sit still.  This guy watched me for a minute or two, long enough for a couple photos, and then ducked back into the snow bank and disappeared.Pine Martens, Martes americana, are medium sized members of the weasel family, the Mustelidae.  They have the long body typical of weasels, and long nosed faces with big ears

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when someone (we won’t point fingers) mistook a load bearing roof piece for a regular cookie and ate it. All in all, we had a great time and built a house that we were proud of!We considered ourselves extremely lucky to have won the competition last year, and so this year we decided as a team that if we did win a prize, we would donate it to SOS Children’s Village BC, the charity behind the

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