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GUEST SERVICES Phone: (604) 980-9311Press 1 - if you know the extension of the person you are callingPress 2 - for Guest Services/general informationEmail: guestservices@grousemountain.comFor information on what's open (times) and snow conditions, visit the Today on Grouse page.Today on Grouse OTHER CONTACT INFORMATION ADDRESSGrouse Mountain Resorts6400 Nancy Greene WayNorth Vancouver, BCV7R

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available to groups of 15 or more, with at least 24 hours advance reservations and one payment only per group. Please contact Guest Services at 604.980.9311 or email sales@grousemountain.com for group ticket purchases. Travel INDUSTRY Are you a tour operator or travel agent interested in offering Grouse Mountain to your groups, tours and FIT clients? Grouse Mountain would be happy to help you create

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owl talks Included with your Mountain Admission ticket, Owl Talks are hosted by our wildlife specialists daily during the summer season.Hours: 10:45 am & 3 pmPlease check Today on Grouse before your visit for current Owl Talks times.Today's Owl Talk TimesWe also currently offer an online education program, Owls of Grouse Mountain. Featuring one of our Owl Ambassadors, the live virtual session

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Conservation Education Assistance Fund for K-12 classes, in order to support small outdoor field experiences such as ours. Visit their website for more information. Nature Kids BC offers grants for BC schools. Visit their website for more information. *No discounted rates during peak season, Dec 7-18. + What is your Bursary Program? Grouse Mountain would like every student to have the opportunity to

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VENUES Whether you’re planning a business meeting with as few as 20 people or a spectacular party for 500+, we offer venues for every occasion. Host your exceptional event at Grouse Mountain – The Peak of Vancouver. The following descriptions will help familiarize you with our venues. We encourage you to contact us or call 604.980.9311 to discuss the atmosphere you would like to create.*Venue

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,  owners of the Vancouver Sun newspaper.  Saxton knew, in order to be successful, he needed to find a better way to get people up the Mountain and he arrived at the idea of an aerial tramway – which would become the first of its kind in Canada. The Skyride OpensOn December 15, 1966, the 45 passenger Grouse Mountain Skyride was opened and dedicated by Premier W.A.C. Bennett. A new mountain station with

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, Grouse Mountain strives to make wedding dreams come true and set the perfect scene for your special day.Our experienced Wedding Planners lead you through the planning process from timeline to menu to floorplan; there every step of the way to capture your vision and detail all the key moments that bring your wedding to life. Just a 15 minute drive from downtown Vancouver, Grouse Mountain is an iconic

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Summer Adventure day Camps Summer Camps are 90% sold out! Register now and save 10% when booking multiple camps for the same child or siblings.One Mountain, endless adventures! Just 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver, Grouse Mountain is a world away, where wilderness meets adventure, adventure meets nature, and both memories and friends are made to keep. New and exciting camp activities will

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. Through research and connections in Europe, hearrived at the idea of an aerial tramway – which would become the first of itskind in Canada. Within 17 months of construction, the first Grouse MountainSkyride was opened and dedicated by Premier W.A.C. Bennett on December15, 1966. With the 45-passenger tram came a new mountain station featuringtwo restaurants, gift shops and other facilities as well as a

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Lower Bear Pond Habitat Opens Bears enjoy some fresh greens and ponds Thursday marked the re-opening of our Lower Pond Habitat and the final section of Grinder and Coola's full 5.5 acre summer habitat.  Each year we have to pack away the habitat for the winter as we get so much snow the fenceline would be damaged if left in place!It takes a few weeks to get it all back together and in that time

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