The Skiers' Guide to Blue Mountain Resort

Absolutely love this resort, they have something for the whole family. Tons of food options and more than just skiing and snowboarding available at this resort.

High quality ski resort, Airbnb’s and rental housing in the area is very hard to get and is very expensive so plan ahead if you don’t live in the area! Terrain park is pretty decent but not a main attraction. The runs are gorgeous on a sunny day with the ability to look over the lake from the mountain. As a snowboarder there were a few traverses/ catwalks that were awkward and narrow so you have to be cautious of other riders as to not endanger yourself or anyone that isn’t paying attention. Other than that it is a good price for what you get

Very Expensive and busy - miss the days before it was only about making money! It’s apparent that profit is more important than the ski experience

Have a place in Blue Mountain. Love going up for the weekend with friends to snowboard. Powder in February 2025 was incredible!

Great resort for beginners and advanced ski/snowboarders.
The village is also a really cool spot to check out

Love the resort - I don’t ski much and it has great spa and food options to keep me entertained. Highly recommend!

I like the number of runs Blue Mountain offers. Some hills may have ice patches, but if you try a few of your difficulty, there ought to be some that are in decent conditions.
I also love the parking spots that are right at the bottom of some runs. When you finish up, you could just straight ski to your car.
It is however, a little far for people in the Greater Toronto Area.

Blue Mountain is more of a hill than a mountain but there’s a good variety of runs. There very few places to stop on the mountain in terms of bars and restaurants, but we have been spoilt by skiing in Europe.
We were lucky that the 2024-2025 season was very cold and they had plenty of snow. They do have late night skiing which was fun. Value for money is quite good compared to other ski locations in Canada. The village gets very busy at the weekends because of all the visitors from GTA

Blue Mountain is the best Ontario had to offer! Reasonable prices in comparison to the rest of resorts, and the biggest hill with the most runs. It isnt like anything in the Rockies or Europe, but I love it all the same!

Blue mountain is only good if you livein Toronto. It is very busy on weekends and a very small mountain overall.

Great spot for a nice skiing weekend. Had an awesome time and can’t wait to be able to go back next time.

Louis done a great job in getting ready. They doubled the number of snow guns on every run and have laid down a huge amount of artificial snow to complement the two dumps we’ve had in the last three weeks. All this less than two hours from Toronto!

Extremely expensive for value of money! Lift lines are crazy, poor efficiency loading. Food and drinks are astronomical, $6 for a can of coke is ridiculous.

Overly busy, ski lines are crazy and uncontrolled. Park doesnt get worked on nearly enough. Ski patrol is helpful, and knowledgeable

Beautiful resort. Great apres ski activities. And they have night skiing. Can make a full day of it here. And not far from Toronto

Largest and best elevation in Ontario. Good variety of runs. Can be very busy and gets skiied out quickly. Can be quitr pricy for a family especially food and drink.

Blue mountain is great for beginners and intermediate’s. they have good variety of runs for the area and it’s great for a family or friends day out. I go multiple times every year and love it

Blue Mountain is a good starter resort to learn, but busy on weekends, and the runs are short. It will give you the skill set to get you ready for real mountain resorts and proper skiing.

I went to blue mountain last year in Feb, near the end of the riding season. Some highlights include lively village with lots of shops, food and campfires. The runs were icy mainly because it was the snow has melted and froze over night. Some trails has snow and was long and enjoyable. I would say the terrain is for more beginner and intermediate friendly. One of the biggest mountains we have in Ontario and closest to Toronto.

best part about blue mountain is having the ability to go to hot tub after cold day of snowboarding. I think however they can improve by having more snow on the slopes because frequently there are icy parts of the mountain (can be covered up though)