Blue Mountain - Community Reviews & Ratings

Not bad. Med team outdated. Very costy services . Yearly pass recommended . groomers usually are doing good job. All in all friendly underpaid though personnel. Drinks and coffee in generally low quantity and quite expensive for what they're really offering.

Runs are very well groomed, though skiers are not very friendly towards snowboarders. Once on the chair lift a skier was bashing snowboarders with me sitting right beside her. And on a second occasion, a skier purposely run into my friend (who was in his 60s), after missing me.

Super friendly staff, okay prices, quite a bit more than skiiing in Europe but to be expected. Stuck mostly to the groomed trails. Lines were okay the weekend I went but many people said it was a quite weekend compared to most

Great ski resort with several hills and lots to do in the village. This resort is fun for all age groups and is inclusive of everyone

I've always had a great experience coming here ! When conditions are good and there's lots of snow it's a fun welcoming place to snowboard. Been coming here for years :)

We always go to Blue Mountain for the night skiing and really enjoy ourselves! Slope are well maintained and staff is friendly. Some lines can be long during peak season but they are managed well and move efficiently. We enjoy our time at Blue Mountain and have been returning visitors for the past few years!

I had a great time with my friends and family, great instructors, great food, fun times hitting the slopes. It was a overall 10/10 experience especially being my first time skiing/snowboarding.

Good hill for Ontario. Can get very overly busy which makes it unpleasant as the chairlift waits are long. Best to go on weekdays. The village is ok. Overpriced but nice for a beer apres.

Blue Mountain delivers a dynamic and lively experience, with long, rolling runs that feel great for carving and a mix of terrain that keeps both skiers and snowboarders engaged. The vibe is more energetic than relaxed, with a bustling village at the base offering cozy après-ski spots, lively bars, and better food options than most Ontario resorts. While weekends can bring long lift lines and some icy patches, the combination of varied slopes, a fun terrain park, and a social atmosphere makes it an exciting destination for both casual riders and those looking for a full ski trip experience.

The village is beautiful and when every run is open, there are so many different places to go. Its always busy since blue is super popular which might take away from the experience.

This place is one of the biggest rip offs you will find anywhere in North America. I have skied & snowboarded all over North America & even in Europe, but this place is one of the most expensive you will find while delivering horrible to zero value. It's basically a small hill formed out of the escarpment with almost zero diversity in runs, it's always overcrowded & way over priced for a lift ticket as are the accommodations, all the restaurants & any amenities. The place is a complete joke. Doller for dollar it's even worse. And the customer service could care less about helping you with your issues or concerns. The final straw for me was when Covid was on you couldn't get passes to guarantee you a lift ticket for a given day so I purchased a 5x7 pass as well as two Double Downs so that I could at least be able to ride, but once the hill closed down for Covid we weren't given the chance of refunds. We had to use it or lose it the next season, but I had a severe injury that year so I couldn't ride. I asked that they give me even resort credit for the approx. $500.00 I had put out that I could use that year for even accommodations & was totally denied. I even asked for a reasonable percentage & that was denied too. It was the only place throughout all of the Covid mess that did not offer refunds as I actually had approx. $30,000.00 out there in sporting & concert tickets as well as 2 trips & every single other entity offered complete refunds and/or incentive credits. I actually still have one for a concert venue that they continue to honour all these years later yet the owners/management at Blue Mountain would not honour any of my financial commitment. I used to be a regular for 35 years mostly because it was the closest hill with even their limited vert (720 ft), but I have not been back & won't likely ever go again. Don't waste your money unless you have little other choice.

Blue Mountain is Ontarios largest ski resort, featuring well-groomed trails for all skill levels. While it may not compare to the massive slopes of the Rockies, its an excellent option for those in Southern Ontario looking for a convenient ski destination. The resort has modern lifts, a variety of runs, and night skiing, which is a great bonus. Snow conditions can vary, but artificial snow-making helps maintain a decent base throughout the season.

Great day! Not super busy but pricy for sure . Will be going back with the amazing snow base this year

Visited with my family for a weekend and was pleasantly surprised. Other than the hills there was a bunch of other activities to keep you occupied. The trails themselves were nicely groomed and their terrain park was pretty sweet. Def would go again but there's for sure a better mountain for a similar price.

I really enjoy Blue mountain. It is a beautiful resort and the village is just spectacular. The lifties are always super nice and helpful, especially when I fall. The slopes are amazing. Never had a day of bad conditions. Wish there were more clear directions on the spilitting of the hills and wish it was cheaper I would go more often.

Excellent resort for family and beginners/casual skiiers. If you want the real deal, long verticals and deep pow, go out west! For east coast skiing, this place is awesome.

Absolutely awesome experience, wonderful accommodations , great choice of restaurants , great atmosphere, great for families, definitely recommend

Blue Mountain is owned by Vale Resorts and like all others, the day lift ticket price has gone WAY up. But the value is still there with lots of varied terrain, a great park setup and night skiing. The village has many amenities and unique restaurants, some reasonably priced. Ski in the mornings before the school groups get there and you'll have some runs to yourself. Personally I stay away on weekends as the lift lines are very very long.

I'm in my happy place when I'm shredding the blacks and double blacks at Blue North. What Blue Mountain lacks in height it makes up for in width. The 43 runs are spread over four distinct areas. There is a lot of variety. This resort gets crowded, it's a good idea to hit the hill when lifts open.

Long lines during the day on weekend. Pretty fun glades and lots of smooth runs. Recommend weekdays though.