The Best Ski Resorts for Intermediates in Ontario

Looking to level up your skiing in Ontario? Our rankings for intermediate terrain give you the lowdown on where to find those perfect blue runs that challenge without intimidating. Every resort on this list has earned its place through authentic feedback from Snomad community members who've actually carved these slopes. No marketing spin – just honest assessments from fellow skiers and snowboarders who know exactly what makes a great intermediate experience. Fancy sharing your own insights? Leave a review and help other skiers find their perfect match.

Also check out Ontario's best spots for Après-Ski, Tree Skiing and Value for Money as rated by our users.

Best Ski Resort for Intermediate Skiers in Ontario: Calabogie Peaks - Intermediates Rating

Intermediates will feel right at home at Calabogie Peaks, the tallest peak in Ontario. The resort offers varied terrain with plenty of well-groomed runs that our users consistently praise. A Snomad community member noted that there are "many different runs ranging from challenging to easy" making it "a great and challenging hill for all intermediate skiers and advanced beginners." Though one user mentions the blues are "a little on the steep side," the mountain's layout provides longer runs along the sides for those looking to stretch their legs. The hill's excellent maintenance and quiet slopes also enhance the intermediate skiing experience.

#2 Blue Mountain - Intermediates Rating

Blue Mountain shines for intermediate skiers and snowboarders, with perfectly groomed runs that consistently impress our users. As Daniel, an intermediate skier, points out, "as long as you're comfortable skiing blues you should be able to traverse the whole mountain." The wide, well-maintained slopes get high marks from Elaine who loved the "beautiful wide runs" coming down the sides of the resort. The efficient lift system means minimal wait times, and there's a solid mix of tree runs for those looking to venture slightly off-piste. Several Snomad users mention it's an ideal spot for progressing your skills.

#3 Mt St Louis-Moonstone - Intermediates Rating

Mt St Louis-Moonstone shines for intermediate skiers and snowboarders, with numerous well-groomed runs that offer excellent progression opportunities. One Snomad community member liked how "you could switch mid-run from blue to black or blue to green," making the slopes more versatile and fun. The terrain park gets solid marks from intermediates looking to develop their skills, with features for all levels. Jonathan, a skier, was impressed by "the convenience of choosing your path regardless of where you were on hill." While the runs aren't particularly long, the efficient lift system (including heated chairlifts) means more time on snow and less time queuing.