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advance reservation and includes access to the Skyride or Gondola and mountaintop activities. Skyride/Gondola tickets will be issued via email on the day of your reservation for mountain access from 4pm onwards.Make a Reservation New Year's Eve Dinner at The Observatory Make this New Year's Eve an unforgettable experience by joining us at The Peak of Vancouver to welcome 2024 with an exquisite, multi

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the valuable $46,000 and counting raised for North Shore Rescue.”This year, funds raised across the Multi Grouse Grind Challenge and the Grouse Grind Mountain Run will go to North Shore Rescue (NSR), the volunteer, community-based search and rescue team providing a life-saving service to the public 24-hours a day, 365 days a year. Established in 1965, the NSR team is made up of approximately 50

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Grouse Grind Mountain Run 2025 Race up the Grouse Grind and raise funds for North Shore Rescue The Grouse Grind Mountain Run returns on Sunday, September 7th, and this year's race will help raise funds for North Shore Rescue.Whether you are participating to set a new record for the fastest Grouse Grind, to better your best time, or to raise funds for North Shore Rescue, this is an excellent

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, each camp is united in common goals of inspiring kids to play outdoors, make friends, enjoy unique experiences, connect with nature and discover this beautiful province we call home. Program Eligibility by Birth Year:Pathfinders: 2017-2019 Alpine Blazers: 2012-2016 Extreme Adventure: 2011-2013 (plus other requirements)*If your child is not of the appropriate age, they will be asked to leave camp

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parties throughout this grueling challenge is beyond inspiring,” says Emily Leak, Grouse Mountain Resort Communications Manager. “The Multi Grouse Grind Challenge is the North Shore’s most unique athletic event, and all participants should be incredibly proud of both the physical feat, and the valuable $46,000 and counting raised for North Shore Rescue.”This year, funds raised across the Multi Grouse

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included. Family Pass discount applies only when the same products are purchased (either Annual Pass+ or Annual Pass, not a combination). All benefits are non-transferable. Annual Pass+ benefits such as 50% off Mountain Admission tickets, Free Mountain Ziplines and Mountain Ropes Adventure can be redeemed online at grousemountain.com/account.Please note: Your membership is valid for one year from the

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for Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation. We’re proud to kick off the 2025 Grind Run Series on such a high note in support of an incredibly worthy cause.” This year’s Seek the Peak raised valuable funds for Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation (MVRPF), the only registered charity dedicated to supporting Metro Vancouver Regional Parks, which includes Grouse Mountain Regional Park located on

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loose items (keys, phone, wallet etc.) in a sealed pocket.</li><li>All Guests are required to sign the exclusion of liability waiver prior to the activity. Guests under 19 years of age require a legal parent/guardian to sign.</li><li>All guests are required to wear the helmet provided by Grouse Mountain in order to participate in the activity. Please note that this requirement

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Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation. We’re proud to kick off the 2025 Grind Run Series on such a high note in support of an incredibly worthy cause.”This year’s Seek the Peak raised valuable funds for Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation (MVRPF), the only registered charity dedicated to supporting Metro Vancouver Regional Parks, which includes Grouse Mountain Regional Park located on the

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the 1920s and early 1930s that Grouse Mountain saw the first big wave of adventurous hikers. Thousands of people flocked to the face of the mountain each year looking to reach the cabins located in the Grouse Mountain village at the foot of what is now known as The Cut ski run. Today's Grouse Grind® was first developed in 1981 by mountaineers looking for a challenging and convenient workout to

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