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level to the summit of Grouse Mountain as individuals or as part of a relay team. This year’s Seek the Peak men’s title goes to Jessie Mcauley with a time of 1:29:14 and topping the women’s category is Kat Drew with a time of 1:42:45. Taking top honours in the relay category is Team McGrinders who clocked in at 1:35:08. For a complete list of official race times, please click here. “Seek the Peak is a

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New Year's Eve Snowshoe Fondue Kick off 2017 with an adventurous treat Looking for a fun-filled and memorable way to celebrate New Year’s Eve with friends and family? Ring in 2017 with Grouse Mountain’s one-of-a-kind New Year's Eve Snowshoe Fondue!Following a one-hour guided snowshoe tour, warm up inside with a scrumptious cheese, broth and chocolate fondue feast in the Alpine Timber Room

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find our new gondola cabin To celebrate the launch of our new gondola later this year, one of our cabins will be popping up around the city. Find it at the following locations for your chance to win a Grouse Mountain Annual Pass!Keep your eyes peeled at the following locations and events:Kits Fest: August 9th - 11th PNE Fair: August 17th - 22ndBC Place: August 23rd - September 2ndPark Royal

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Bistro, your adventure begins on the Skyride.Hours of Operation The Skyride operates year-round, departing every 15 minutes.The first downhill Skyride for hikers departs at 7:30am.Today's HoursA Skyride round-trip is included with a Mountain Admission Ticket or Annual Pass. Advance online ticket purchase recommended. Skyride Surf Adventure® Grouse Mountain is pleased to offer the Skyride Surf Adventure

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year from purchase date). THE FIVER PASSPlanning to tackle the Grouse Grind as many times as you can this year? A Grouse Mountain Annual Pass is the best value for unlimited access to the Skyride and mountaintop activities. Annual Passes are now available from $199! An Annual Pass+ includes over $350 in added benefits.ANNUAL PASSES

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rentals booked online in case of accidental damage. For $3 ($5 for Premium Equipment), protect yourself from the damages caused by hidden rocks or other obstacles. Please be advised that this does not cover lost or stolen equipment. We strongly suggest you keep your equipment attended at all times. Waiver All guests are required to fill out and sign a rental waiver form. Those under 18 years of age

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Happy holidays from the grouse mountain wildlife team Happy Holidays from all of us in the Wildlife Team here at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife!  As a final blog of the year, we wanted to share a few wildlife photos and a few thoughts from 2023.  2023 was a great year for Grinder and Coola, our two Grizzly Bears, who celebrated their 22nd Bear-thday this summer (though their

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works continue on their structures.To make way for the new gondola, at the end of June, the iconic Blue Tram was decommissioned after 58 years of operation. The tram cars are currently both stationed at the base of the mountain, and while our plans for them aren’t yet finalised, this won’t be the last you see of the Blue Tram.With the removal of the Blue Tram, another major phase of the project was

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for birthday celebrations since they are extremely sleepy at that time of year!So instead we celebrate their birthday each July to mark a high-point of our Wildlife Summer.  We collaborate with the Grizzly Bear Foundation and our First Nations Elders to provide a day of love for everything Grizzly Bear. Cake smash Our cake was made by our team of Wildlife Rangers and was full of tasty bear

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(a phase where they eat constantly), the bears are now ready to settle down for a long winter's nap.We look forward to welcoming them back out next spring! final weigh in Last weekend we also convinced the bears to stand on their scale for the last time of the year so we could get a final pre-hibernation weight.With a summer average weight of 700 pounds for Grinder and 800 pounds for Coola, they

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