Blue Mountain Reviews & Ratings

Limited number of runs, especially for beginners. It can get very busy and lift wait times can be long.

Blue Mountain isn’t huge, but it’s a lot of fun. The runs are well laid out, the grooming is good, and the snowmaking does its job, so conditions are *usually* dependable. It’s great for cruising, lapping runs, and working on turns without wasting time on long lifts. The village gives it a lively feel, and being close to the city makes it an easy go-to. It’s the kind of place that doesn’t try to be something it’s not.

When I visited blue mountain last year I had a great experience. As a beginner I found that they had great options for different ski levels and were well groomed. The view and atmosphere was breathtaking with lots to do around the ski hills as well as the ski hills are very efficient. However it can get busy on the weekends. But overall it is a great ski hill to bring family and friends.

Beginner classes were very informative and help to get the hang of things quick. Great bundle with classes, rentals and lift tickets

We come every Christmas break for a day. Love the variety. Staff is friendly. Due to the proximity to Toronto, there are many non-skiers that make questionable decisions that influence the safety of others. Luckily the hill is large enough to dilute them. Apparently it is busier in the summer than winter ski season. For the top canopy area. Please add some heater lamps to make that watering hole a more pleasant area to enjoy the view.

Blue Mountain is a lot of fun for all levels of abilities. Even if you don’t ski or snowboard there is something to do. The village is nice with many food options. After a day at the hill you can grab a pint or non alcoholic bevi at the top bar with a great view.
Would recommend if you are in Southern Ontario.

Good for Ontario skiing. Village is a lot of fun. Lifts are good on week days and evenings but extremely busy on weekends and you will be waiting a while for each run. Has a good variety of easy and more advanced runs!

Always a good time and the best for local Ontario runs.

Efficient for the volume at lifts, could use a bit more for the apres but all in all a good spot.

Great mountain to start and to get better and carving and general tactics. People were friendly and it snowed the entire day. Went on a Friday so it wasn’t as busy during the day, got busier at night.

Had amazing time weather wasnt the best and didnt have much fresh snow but still made a great day out of the conditions

I’ve spent my entire life skiing at Blue and will continue on until my legs can’t take it anymore. Hands down best resort in Ontario!

Overall, we had a wonderful family experience at Welder Lodge Blue mountains Canada. The three-bedroom apartments boasted a fantastic ski-in/ski-out location and were well-equipped and impeccably clean. Being the holiday season, the resort was bustling, and it was my first time skiing. I found the instructors to be highly experienced, and the learn-to-ski program was both enjoyable and effective.

We were particularly grateful for the sit-ski lesson provided for one of my daughters, who has a physical disability, as it allowed her to fully participate in the activities. My eldest daughter also thoroughly enjoyed her ski school experience.

However, we did encounter a few challenges during our stay. Unfortunate weather conditions led to the ski lifts being closed on one of the three days, and we faced long lines for lift passes and rentals. Additionally, our private sit-ski lesson was delayed, which resulted in quite a bit of waiting around and some frustration.

On a brighter note, the village offered a lively atmosphere with live music in the central square, providing a great opportunity to dance and socialize. The variety of restaurant options was also a plus, and the toy and candy store was a big hit with the kids.

Despite the minor setbacks, we made lasting memories and enjoyed our time together as a family!

Its ok. Could be better though. Overall 3/5 or 100 characters or more. Maybe I need more of a reviww. Nope that's enough

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

Blue mountain is great for beginners! It’s quite busy with tourist as its one of the closest hills to the city of Toronto, but it’s a good starting point for skiing. If you’re more advanced, I wouldn’t or want an app ski vibe I wouldn’t say it’s the best.

Was super good to learn on, great experience over all, not to far from home , price is a bit expensive for what it is but you can’t complain for a ski hill.

Great place to ski when the resort is fully open. I went in early season when Operations were still limited.

Hills were icy with no powder, always busy but the little town is an amazing feature with lots of restaurant options and accommodations

I attended the Blue Mountain ski training and found the experience to be average overall. The instructors were knowledgeable and helpful, but the training felt fairly standard and didn’t stand out compared to other ski programs. The session was organized well enough, though it could have been more engaging or personalized. Overall, it met expectations but didn’t exceed them.