The Skiers' Guide to Blue Mountain

Decent skill hill for Ontario but nothing like out west. Good for a day trip getting it out of the system. Avoid holidays

The runs were nicely trimmed and not crowded during midweek . I love the gates being automatic getting onto the chair . Burgers and fries were about $20 so expensive. Bring your own food . Parking is free . Lots of black runs to choose from too

Great time skiing here for my 3rd season. I was finally able to carve tranquility and legacy way, great blue runs for first timers. Wiped out in the apple bowl but it happens. The resort should have notified some beginners that a trail was closed, as it was the only way to get down was a blue slope and there were a lot of people at the top who were beginners. Everything is pretty pricey here food wise. Good trail connections tho.

I have a cottage in Blue Mountain and so my brothers and I get a 5x7 pass every year. This works great for us and we don’t really want to ski on the weekends when it’s very busy. Blue Mountain is a great hill for all rider levels. The runs are generally pretty good although I wouldn’t say it’s great for tree runs or off course. The village is cute and has lots to do if you’re there as a tourist just for a week, however it does become a little “samey” if you’re there a lot It is pricey ( as all resorts tend to be), but has a good variety of restaurants and ski shops. I’d encourage people to also go into Collingwood and Thornbury!

Had a blast staying here. This is Ontario so don’t expect the tallest hills or best snow, but it was still a fun time. It’s a wide hill so there’s enough variety in runs which is nice. The real highlight is the village which is great for après but also anyone not there to ski/snowboard can still have a great time. Lots of activities and options.

Great exposure to “mountains” in Ontario. Lots of terrain groomed, trees and powder when it does snow. Lift lines are a little long so prepare to wait but the apres in The Village is delicious and worth it. Park could use a little work and parking area is sparse- get there early

Great time at this resort overall! Was there on a weekend and beginning of the year so maybe thats why the lines took a while at the lifts but not too bad. The slopes were great with the fresh powder. The drinks and food is priced on the higher side.

No thanks one hundred characters is too much. Nothing noted for disabled skier. No discounts or front of line service.

The experience was wonderful with great customer service , and lots of amenities. Nicely groomed runs , easy to navigate around the mountain , and high speed lifts help for a better experience.

Best hill and resort in Ontario, and not too far from Toronto. The village has awesome hotels, spas, eating, and shopping. Also plenty of activities to do such as snow tubing and skating rinks as well as events happening often. Great bang for buck

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An Unforgettable Stay – Pure Relaxation and Luxury

From the moment we arrived, this resort exceeded every expectation. The property is stunning, immaculately maintained, and perfectly designed to blend comfort with natural beauty. Every detail—from the lush landscaping to the thoughtful layout—made it feel like a true escape.

The staff truly set this place apart. Every team member we encountered was warm, attentive, and genuinely eager to make our stay special. Whether it was a friendly greeting, prompt service, or helpful local recommendations, their hospitality was exceptional.

Our room was spacious, spotless, and beautifully appointed, with a comfortable bed and a breathtaking view that made mornings unforgettable. The amenities were top-notch, and housekeeping maintained everything to the highest standard.

Dining at the resort was a highlight. The food was consistently delicious, fresh, and well-presented, with a variety of options that catered to different tastes. Each meal felt like a special experience rather than just another resort restaurant.

The pool and beach areas were peaceful and well-organized, offering plenty of space to relax without feeling crowded. Whether lounging, swimming, or simply enjoying the scenery, it was easy to unwind and truly disconnect.

Overall, this resort delivered the perfect balance of luxury, relaxation, and outstanding service. We left feeling refreshed, pampered, and already planning our return. I would highly recommend this resort to anyone looking for a memorable and stress-free getaway.

Good resort , mostly suitable for daily trips.
Many lifts from bottom to top.
The price for ski pass is quite expensive in comparison to European resorts of the same size

A bit icy today after a rain storm two days ago but their newer snow making guns seem quite efficient but they blast you in the goggles which was almost blinding at times. I get they need to make snow but it was annoying. A few lift operators were organizing lift lines at busier lifts which helped improve lift line efficiency. Overall a nice village with good eatery options.

Was a good day because I went with friends but the hill itself is very icy. Would be better if more groomed or more snow fall.

Amazing, childhood and current destination for winter activities. sometimes icy but always fun! I recommend for family or friend trips!

It was good but not many runs a good hill in Ontario but not worth the money for a one time run go for the season pass if h live in a 2 hour radius and go each weekend

One of the more popular ski hills in Ontario Canada. Mountain is small, so its for learning and practice before heading out to British Columbia or a country with a bigger hill.

Super busy especially on holidays and weekends. Greens are very crowded with new skiiers but blues and blacks are better.

Family friendly ski resort with a nice ambient. Large village offers many options to dine or entertainment. Cobblestone walkways gives historical theme. Grand hotels at foothills are quite expensive

Not worth the money for a pass but sadly I live in the area so it’s my only choice been skiing it for 16 years