Ontario

Blue Mountain Resort

“ A good of amount of terrain to ski on.  Mostly blue and black runs. Runs are wide and grooming is excellent.   6 person lifts are fast.     The hill is overcrowded on weekends - no point of going during the day on Saturday/Sunday unless you like waiting in line, however, this is an issue with all hills in Ontario.  It is better to go night-skiing due to...” --ihor

Ski Searchmont

“Searchmont is located on an escarpment.  That's a technical geological term, but what it means is that the terrain at Searchmont is more mountain-like than other resorts in the midwest.  For instance, everything in the lower peninsula of Michigan is either a moraine or a man-made hill.  Neither of these formations look or feel very "mountainish".  When you drive to Searchmont, once you leave...” --Walt

Loch Lomond

“ A nice ski hill in Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada. Good for all levels of ski. There is a steep hill with sometimes moguls. It has a good variety of terrain for up the advance level. 3 chair lifts 1 is on the Snoopy Hill   Chalet offers a variety of cafeteria style food and there is a bar area up stairs.   Good area to ski if your near the Thunder Bay area” --world-traveller123

Mount St. Louis-Moonstone

“ Nice hill for Ontario. My ski club uses this hill as the "training hill" for most coaching. I've had maybe 60 days there in my life. You'll find the pitches on Mt. St. Louis are good for beginners, while Moonstone caters to more intermediate skiers. No steeps, glades, or off-piste. In fact, on the one "powder day" I had at MSLM, they sent the groomers out by about noon to flatten all the new...” --Metaphor_

Glen Eden

“If your looking for a quick escape from Toronto or want to get some turns in with your kids Glen Eden is a nice accessible option.  I took my 3 year old here a few times this winter and he loved the 2 magic carpets and the open slalom course with giant spinning mushrooms and other novelties.  I've also used it as a tune up hill to get the ski specific muscles going before trips to ski the steep...” --chadgarrod

Beaver Valley

Horseshoe Resort

Located only one hour from Toronto and on 1,600 acres, Horseshoe is a complete full-service, four-season resort. Enjoy Horseshoe's day and night skiing, snowboarding with 2 half pipes; which are also lit at night, and cross-country skiing facilities. Horseshoe has many amenities for its guests including: rental shop, ski school, full service spa, cafeteria and ski lockers. The Sports...

Hidden Valley Highlands

Located in Huntsville, Ontario, Hidden Valley Highlands boasts it is the friendliest ski/board area in Ontario. You will find everything you need in the main chalet, equipped with fireplace, lounge, cafeteria, sundecks, as well as services including: a supervised children's play area, rental shop, and ski shop. Hidden Valley Highlands is fun for the whole family.

Talisman Mountain

Talisman Mountain Resort opened its doors on Christmas Eve 1963. In the early 80's the resort ran into financial difficulties and it was sold to Jake Hammer, ex. General Manager and current real estate developer. Upon turning towards the lodge, Hammer was greeted by a river rushing through the hotel lobby creating a waterfall of broken furniture and muddy water flowing down the...

Ski Snow Valley

Snow Valley's goal is to be ""the best resort in Ontario for families to learn to ski and snowboard"". Snow Valley is located one hour north of Toronto in Barrie and includes many services for its guests. Check out Snow Valley's half pipe, Kidz Village, which is home to the first magic carpet in Canada, ski school, and Salomon Demo Center. Kick back and relax...