Definitely not somewhere I would plan a trip to, however if you are in the GTA, then its a great easily accessible hill for beginners. Advanced terrain is lacking, no true steeps, cliffs, anything of that nature, however the terrain park is often very good (depending on the season). Very beginner friendly, great to learn how to ski, and beginner areas are separated from the rest of the resort. Food is okay, standered ski resort fare, but not much for apres ski. If your a beginner or park rider living in the area, Id recommend Glen Eden otherwise its not really worth it.

Not bad for a local resort, but wouldnt consider taking a long trip to ski here. Great for kids and beginners, and the terrain park is often well built, however it falls short compared to destination ski resorts.

Not too busy as long as you stay clear of the ski schools. There's only 12 trails which means it can can repetitive, but it's decent for the the price in southern Ontario. The lodge was packed so it took a while to find seating but I had a decent time none the less. Don't expect the world but you can most definitely have a fun time skiing at Glen Eden.

First off, wonderful service at the rentals shack. Getting to the parking lot can be a bit chaotic at first, but once past the gate, there is a lot of guidance. I think because it's smaller than a place like Blue Mountain, where I have also been in the past, it can feel more crowded in the resting buildings at certain hours. But when you're out on the slopes, you don't feel crowded at all other than a few instances when getting off the lift if someone (aka. past me) takes the wrong turn. Since it's a smaller place, it's quick for a beginner like me to get the hang of. I definitely recommend starting with the "bunny hill" and working your way through the runs. I always have a great experience here!