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, guests soar 3,700 metres above the city as they are transported to a snowy winter wonderland at the Peak of Vancouver. An ideal fun-filled way to embrace the holiday spirit, families are welcomed to see how elves have transformed Grouse Mountain’s magical mountaintop during a variety of elf-themed activities in the Peak Chalet. At Santa’s Workshop, the beloved big man has been hard at work making his

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this past week. With a current base of 434cm and more on the way, skiers and riders are set for another great spring here at the Peak of Vancouver so make a Grouse Mountain date for some fresh laps through the powder.

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New Altitudes Menu Visit Altitudes Bistro for warming winter fare Altitudes Bistro is pleased to announce the launch of a new winter menu, featuring winter squash soup, a smoked brisket sandwich and coconut steamed mussels as well as staples like our Angus beef burger and infamous mountain nachos.See the new menu online or drop by for lunch, dinner or après, 7 days a week from 11am.

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Y2Play Is 80% Sold Tons of fresh snow means springtime skiiing for Y2Players Rain in the city means tons of the white stuff falling here at Grouse Mountain allowing you to get the most out of your Y2Play pass. While other mountains will soon be shutting their doors for the season, our great base of 553cm the Peak of Vancouver and a forecast for more snow on the way means we are already

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Premier Campbell on NBC Today Watch it here

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second seating and dance your way into the New Year! Find out more in our Events Section.Call 604.998.5045 to book your table today.

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with a Guided Eco-Walk. Daily at 11:00am, 1:00pm and 3:00pm, experience the habitat where owls live right here on Grouse Mountain. Silent hunters, majestic birds of prey – expand your appreciation of owls this summer at Grouse Mountain.Read More

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birds of prey that work together and hunt in a group.  They are known to have one bird chase the prey towards the others that are waiting to pounce.  Here is a compilation shot of one of the Harris' Hawks going after a piece of food in mid-air - note the aerobatics! While the Harris' Hawks put on a great demonstration of concentration and maneuverability, the top aerodynamic abilities have to go to

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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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the habitat.Once this is complete, by early next week, we will then begin the fine work by hand and dig around the building and trees with shovels.  Hopefully most of the excavation will be done by the end of next week and we can begin to set-up the fence.The weather has been warming up and Grinder and Coola have been showing more signs of activity.  Soon we will give them their first feed of

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