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A Century of Stories: Celebrate 100 Years 2026 is Grouse Mountain's Centennial Year. Join us for the Celebration. NORTH VANCOUVER, December 17, 2025 – For 100 years, Grouse Mountain has been home to unforgettable memories. From first snow days and school trips to sunrise hikes and cherished family traditions — the Mountain has seen it all.This centennial year, we’re bringing together our history

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A Century of Stories: Celebrate 100 Years 2026 is Grouse Mountain's Centennial Year. Join us for the Celebration. 100 Years at The Peak of VancouverFor 100 years, Grouse Mountain has been home to unforgettable memories. From first snow days and school trips to sunrise hikes and cherished family traditions — the Mountain has seen it all.This centennial year, we’re bringing together our history

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Seek The Peak 2026 Celebrate 100 Years of Grouse Mountain at The Race from Sea to Summit! Join us on Saturday, June 13, 2026 for one of the North Shore's most iconic endurance challenges and be a part of Grouse Mountain's Centennial Year legacy while supporting Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation. This year's Seek the Peak presented by CIBC contributes to celebrating 100 years of history

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Grouse Mountain’s 24 Hours of Winter Returns for an Unforgettable Around-the-Clock Celebration The Peak of Vancouver marks 100 years of winter sports with 24 consecutive hours of alpine activities NORTH VANCOUVER, February 20, 2026 – For the first time since 2019, Grouse Mountain’s iconic 24 Hours of Winter returns as part of its ongoing centennial celebrations. From Saturday, February 28, at 8

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Y2Play Centennial Passes Are On Sale Now For the 2026/27 Winter Season! (SOLD OUT) Ski/ride this season & next, plus incredible perks Great news for skiers and riders - Vancouver’s best value snow pass is back! Y2Play Centennial Passes are on sale now while quantities last. Celebrate 100 years of adventure at Grouse Mountain with skiing and riding for the rest of this season and all of next

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named a top 100 run in the world by CNN Travel.Mountain Map First Timers Offer Never been skiing or snowboarding?  Try something new in 2021 and take advantage of our 21% off select weekdays in January offer.  Roaming instructors at the top of Paradise to offer tips and advice on January 20,21,22,27,28 and 29 (12-1 pm, 1:30-2:30 pm).   Adult

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Mountain Resort PureClean to elevate our existing high standards of hygiene and cleanliness procedures. LEARN MORE New Year's Eve: Special $39 Evening Ticket(LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE) Grouse Mountain is proud to reach its 100-year milestone in 2026, marking the occasion with a New Year’s Eve centennial kick-off on Wednesday, December 31st! Join us for the celebration including fireworks, a variety of

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. As part of Grouse Mountain’s Centennial — 100 years of mountain culture and community — it’s a celebration you won’twant to miss.SKIITOUR & Friends This event is 19+Where: Altitudes PatioWhen: Sunday, April 12 from 4:00pm - 8:00pmPrice: $15 for PassholdersPASSHOLDER TICKETS$39 for Non-Passholders (includes mountain access/skiing) NON-PASSHOLDER TICKETS

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Slush Cup 2026 Join us for a classic spring tradition as costumed skiers and snowboarders attempt to skim the Slush Cup Pond—some make it, some make a splash, all part of the fun. This year is extra special as we celebrate Grouse Mountain’s 100th year with snow, music, and great community vibes on Peak Flats. Expect prizes, big cheers from the crowd, and plenty of action in the Splash Zone

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kilogram). Bears are sensitive. A bear's sense of smell is 1000x better than a human's. Bear noses contain hundreds of tiny muscles that allow them to manipulate them - with finger-like dexterity.Grizzly Bears can easily eat over 100 pounds of salmon in a day, with a daily caloric requirements of almost 20,000 calories.A bear’s body language can help reveal its mood. In general, bears show agitation by

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