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Season Extended until May 15th Exciting news for spring skiers and riders! With plenty of snow and fantastic conditions, Grouse Mountain will be extending the winter season until Sunday, May 15th, conditions permitting. Ski/Snowboard Hours until May 1st Monday – Friday: 11am – 8pm Saturday & Sunday: 9am – 9pmSki/Snowboard Hours from May 2nd - May 15th Wednesday – Friday: 1pm – 8pm Saturday

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Mountain Update We want to provide you with an update after today’s announcement regarding Provincial Health Orders. Grouse Mountain continues to be open for skiing and riding as well as our other outdoor mountaintop activities. All indoor dining will be paused as of close of business tonight, March 29th. We are happy to continue offering takeout from Altitudes Bistro, Lupins Café and the Grouse

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Hummingbirds Return for the Season Feeders up Last week we saw our first hummingbirds of the season up here on Grouse Mountain.  We track their arrival and departure each year as part of our hummingbird monitoring program.Since 2005 Grouse Mountain has been a member of the North American Hummingbird Monitoring Network - an organization dedicated to the study and conservation of

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Happy New Year To our Grouse Mountain Community, As we come to the end of the year, I want to take a moment to reflect on both the unprecedented challenges we faced as well as the accomplishments we achieved together. Looking back to the beginning of 2020, the winter season was off to a fabulous start. Our annual Family Day celebration and 24 Hours of Winter were both great successes and we were

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All TERRAIN OPEN Great news riders and skiers, with all the fresh snow and the hard work of our operations team, all of our runs are now open for the season!  Happy turns everybody. To ensure you’re prepared for your visit, please check current conditions and the status of activities before arriving at Grouse Mountain.See you on the slopes!

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available daily from 9am to 9pm. There will also be two small Terrain Parks available on Paradise and The Cut (hike only) to encourage physical distancing.With the start of our winter season, advance Skyride reservations are now required for all access to and from the Mountain. You will be able to reserve your Skyride upload and download time as part of your Lift Ticket purchase or through our Passholder

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reservations, reduced capacity on the Skyride as well as requiring face coverings inside all Resort facilities as well as in areas where physical distancing cannot be maintained.” In line with Grouse Mountain’s PureClean Commitment to health and safety, skiers and riders can expect a number of new protocols in place for the winter season. Advance Skyride reservations are required for all access to and from

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Mountain Closure for planned Skyride Maintenance November 2nd to 6th As we get ready to welcome you back to hit the slopes this winter, our team is working on a number of projects around the Mountain. Part of our annual winter preparations includes maintenance on the Skyride. Due to this year's planned maintenance and a scheduled BC Hydro power outage, the Mountain will be closed from Monday

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What to Expect for the 2020/21 Winter Season A message from Grouse Mountain President, Michael Cameron As we enjoy the final days of summer, the excitement starts to build as we begin counting down to opening day of the 2020/21 Winter Season. Like you, I am excited for the snow to fall and for a fantastic winter season ahead. Early winter forecasts are looking very positive for us on the North

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generations of musicians in her family. She studied at the Vancouver Academy of Music until leaving BC to pursue a post-secondary education at the North Carolina School of the Arts. Graduating first in her university class, Karen was awarded the single highest scholarship awarded by NCSA; the Sarah Graham Kenan Scholarship. After graduation, while performing as Associate Concertmaster of the Spoleto

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