Blue Mountain Skiing

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Located along the shores of Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada, spanning the Niagara Escarpment, Blue Mountain ski area has evolved into a year-round destination and resort. Blue Mountain, which is approximately 100 miles north of Toronto, is routinely ranked as one of the top family-friendly resorts and ski areas in Canada.

With an elevation of 720 feet, Blue Mountain’s 14 lifts and 42 trails provide access to 364 skiable acres. This year-round resort offers multiple summer activities as well, including lift-served mountain biking, golfing, kayaking, wine tasting, hiking and helicopter tours.

A variety of lodging and hotel options are available near the resort, including the Blue Mountain Inn, Cachet Crossing, Historic Snowbridge and more. Looking to get as close to the lifts as possible? Lodging options like Chateau Ridge offer ski-in, ski-out access and complimentary shuttle rides to the Blue Mountain Village. 

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Blue Mountain features abundant terrain spread across over 350 acres of skier and rider accessible terrain. The resort is one of the most frequented resorts in Canada and has a reputation of catering to families.

The terrain consists of long wide groomed trails combined with a dedicated learner’s area. The resort is easy to navigate and is serviced by multiple express lifts.

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Blue Mountain Resort is the brain child of Czechoslovakian born Jozo Weider who started operating Blue Mountain is 1941. The first lifts consisted of two sleds drawn by cable and powered by a truck engine. The original trails of Schuss, Granny and Kandahar can still be skied on the North side of the mountain.