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Lift Tickets36 trails from beginner to do-you-dare?
Blue Mountain stretches across the Niagara
Escarpment with 720 vertical feet, 15 lifts, and 36
trails ranging from beginner to double black
diamond. You’ll enjoy plenty of on-snow time, with
four high-speed six-person lifts across the resort.
If you prefer to hit the hills after the sun sets,
we have you covered with 24 trails and 11 lifts
under the lights.
Season Opening Lift Ticket Pricing Snow Go Opening Day through Dec 6 (weather and conditions permitting) $19 + taxes Early Opening Pricing Dec 7 - 15, 2010 Day Lift Ticket - $39 + taxes |
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ensure accuracy although errors may occur. Programs, rates and
dates are subject to change without notice. All rates quoted in
Canadian funds. Rates listed do not include applicable taxes
unless otherwise specified.
Blue Mountain plans to open for the season Dec. 5.
At A Glance
Where: Blue Mountain Resort, 108 Jozo Weilder Blvd., Collingwood, Ontario, L9Y 3Z2
Cost: Early season lift tickets $39.
Blue Mountain, Ontario's largest ski resort, is slated to open for the season Dec. 5 and is offering a $39 daily lift ticket through Dec. 15. Regular season daily lift rates will be $58, and a day/night combo ticket, good 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., will be $68 this season.
Blue Mountain, located along the southern shore of Lake Huron's Georgian Bay, stretches for a couple miles along the Niagara Escarpment offering panoramic views of the bay and historic community of Collingwood. Its 720-foot vertical drop (220 meters for our Canadian friends) is the largest in the eastern Great Lakes.
Blue has been towing skiers up the escarpment since 1941, almost as long as any other ski area in the Heartland. It has grown considerably since Czechoslovakian immigrant Jozo Weilder cut a couple of trails and rigged a lift made of cables, a pair of sleds, and a truck engine.
Today it has an Intrawest village, 36 trails ranging from beginner to double black diamond, two terrain parks, a super pipe, and 14 lifts, including four high-speed express chairs. It's arguably one of the best snow sports resorts in the Great Lakes Region and attracts skiers and snowboarders from Ontario, Michigan, Ohio, and Eastern New York.
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Ski Blue Mountain • Ski Collingwood 2010 / 2011 Blue Mountain Ski Season Blue Mountain Collingwood, Ontario is truly a four season playground. Partake in all that Blue Mountain has to offer. Enjoy snowboarding, alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, dog sledding, sleigh rides, snow tubing, and so much more! We can’t forget about Après Skiing! Most units are a short walk to Blue Mountain Resort and Intrawest Village. Blue Mountain Chalets understands our guests our guests are here to enjoy all the Georgian Triangle has to offer. Our goal is to provide that extra bit. We have negotiated exclusive offers for our guests to ski Collingwood that include everything from discounted rentals, tune up and food. Why Wait in line for Tickets? The best perk we offer is for our skiers and snow boarders. We hear all the time that Alpine skiers and snowboarders spend too much time waiting for lift tickets. We’ve solved that! The fun of skiing isn’t waiting in line for your pass! So why do it? We sell ski tickets at Blue Mountain Chalets. Tickets for day and afternoon skiing can be purchased from 7:30am onwards. Blue Mountain Chalets can offer guests a Blue Mountain skiing experience that is second to none. Blue Mountain Resort features 3 base lodges, 34 trails, 12 lifts - including 3 six pack speed chairs and a quad lift, 3 half pipes 3 terrain parks, 2 beginner areas, and state of the art snowmaking. Blue Mountain Resort features discounted lift tickets on a regular basis. Blue Mountain Chalets Website allows you to monitor the ski ticket sell offs while planning your Blue Mountain getaway. Blue Mountain Resort runs a variety of ski programs that cater to both beginner and novice Skiers and Snowboarders. Programs run daily for both children and adults . The instructors at Blue Mountain are there to help. Group and private lessons are held hourly. Snowboarding parks n' pipes For Blue Mountain Chalets Guests that want to ride the hills like the locals here is an inside tip. Badlands Terrain. Whether it's snowboarding, free skiing or just hanging out with friends, Badlands Terrain Park is your home base! Badlands Terrain Park boasts not one but TWO SUPER-PIPES and is serviced by its own chairlift which operates 7 days a week. We are also home to some of the east coasts BEST rails. New additions to the park include the monster rails from Coors Light Triple Challenge Pro Rail Jam - a giant white high bar, a huge 35 foot flat box and a massive swing set that has been dubbed EXPO. These are just 3 of the many rails that you can find in Badlands. In previous years, Blue's selection of HUGE boosters brought some of Whistler's best park riders out to check out what the hype was all about. A 70 foot Big Air jump was the biggest hit Blue Mountain had ever seen and helped make the Big Air competition of the Coors Light Triple Challenge an unbelievable success! Named by SKIER (Snowboard Canada's free ski publication) as a "Beast of the East”. Badlands was also named 8th Best Terrain Park in Eastern North America by Free Skier Magazine. Blue Mountain ski patrol Being Ontario’s largest ski Resort, Blue Mountain does have a full time ski patrol . Blue Mountain ski patrol is the largest patrol in Ontario and is made up of 200 people who come together to provide first aid and rescue services for the ski resort. They are volunteers and paid patrollers working throughout the season from the opening run to the last in the evening to ensure the safety of our guests. Every patroller is trained in first aid and CPR and undergoes on-hill training in areas such as lift evacuation, toboggan training and accident site management. In addition to the training that all patrollers must take, some have more advanced training ranging from oxygen therapy to more advanced life saving techniques. Not a Skier? That’s no problem There is a lot to do in the Georgian Triangle! The accommodation in Blue Mountain is only part of the
draw. The activities are almost limitless. a variety of cross-country skiing on the Bruce trail and Georgian Trail. There is also Duntroon Nordic Center. Scenic Caves Nordic Center For something a little more challenging try the Scenic Caves Nordic Center Try trekking through the Scenic Caves or holding your breath while gripping the handrails on Scenic Caves suspension foot bridge. Towering 25 meters above a treed valley and 126 meters long, this bridge really does give the feeling of being suspended in space! Are you a Snowmobiling enthusiast? Try Snowmobiling in the Georgian Triangle. Enjoy hundreds of kilometers of Snowmobiling trails with spectacular scenery of the Niagara Escarpment that stretches all the way to Collingwood, Wasaga Beach and Owen Sound. Ice Skating Do you for prefer indoor skating or outdoor skating? The choice is yours with both indoor and outdoor skating in the town of Collingwood; Blue Mountain Chalets guests can Skate regardless of the weather. Dining in Blue Mountain The restaurants in the Village at Blue Mountain range for Pub Fare to Fine Dinner. There are also favorites such as Pita Pit and Wild Wing for a quick bite to Eat. or take a quick shuttle ride to The Springs our signature Restaurant. The Springs at Blue Mountain offers something for everyone. Whether you are looking for homemade bowl of soup to warm you up a full steak dinner we have what you are looking for. Open nightly through the Winter season with innovative dinner specials each night. Additional
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