Sat, Aug 1 Today
19° 17°
Wind 23 km/h
Precipitation 27 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Slopes
30 km Green
8 km 11 pistas
Blue
11 km 16 pistas
Red
8 km 12 pistas
Black
3 km 4 pistas
Season 2025/2026
December 10, 2025
March 31, 2026
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Information & Sources
Máxima 450m
Mínima 230m
Vertical drop
220 m
Desnivel
Ski Map
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Precio/Día
Resort website 99.00CAD
≈ 99€
Weather
7-day forecast
Forecast detailed → Week outlook Check the detailed forecast
Storm risk Up to 27 mm of precipitation
Sun, Aug 2
21° 16°
Wind 19 km/h
Precipitation 0 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Mon, Aug 3
28° 14°
Wind 14 km/h
Precipitation 0 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Tue, Aug 4
29° 16°
Wind 18 km/h
Precipitation 3 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Wed, Aug 5
28° 14°
Wind 29 km/h
Precipitation 2 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Thu, Aug 6
30° 13°
Wind 16 km/h
Precipitation 3 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Fri, Aug 7
29° 18°
Wind 22 km/h
Precipitation 5 mm
Snowfall 0 cm
Source: Open-Meteo
About the resort
🏔️ History
Blue Mountain was founded in 1941 by Jozo Weider, a Slovakian immigrant who recognized the potential of the Niagara Escarpment slopes near Collingwood. Weider built the first lift using horse-drawn sleds and steadily expanded the resort. Today, it stands as Ontario's largest and most visited ski destination, offering extensive night skiing and a massive pedestrian village.
☀️ Best days
Mid-week mornings provide clean corduroy and empty lifts. Late afternoons transition into vibrant night skiing under the floodlights in January and February.
🚫 Days to avoid
Saturdays and Canadian holiday weekends, when the proximity to the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) leads to crowded slopes and long lift lines.
💡 Community tip
Park at the South Base Lodge lot to bypass the traffic and parking delays at the main Village. For night skiing, the Orchard sector offers excellent illumination and is typically less crowded.
Nearest Airports
Toronto Pearson International Airport
YYZ 100 min drive 120 min by train
🚗 Driving from Toronto: Blue Mountain is Ontario's most popular resort. From Toronto, drive North on Highway 400 to Barrie, then follow Highway 26 West through Collingwood to the resort. Friday afternoon northbound traffic out of the GTA is heavy; plan accordingly.
Local Tips
💡 Enjoy night skiing: As Toronto's primary winter escape, weekends are very busy. Night skiing under the lights is highly popular and offers a great way to avoid daytime peak lift lines.
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