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• Blue Mountain - Blue Mountain Resort is open seven days a week for skiing and snowboarding from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. Night skiing/snowboarding is open from 4:30pm till 10:00pm. Our hours of operation do change in the event of extreme weather, please check our detailed conditions for any changes to operating hours.

• Calabogie Peaks Resort - Welcome to Calabogie Peaks Resort, known as THE mountain in Ottawa and surrounding areas. We offer the region's highest vertical complemented by terrain enjoyed by snow riders of all ages and abilities.

• Heights of Horseshoe - At just under an hour north of Toronto - and with the longest ski season in Southern Ontario - Horseshoe Resort is a favourite destination for people looking for adventure in the snow. For the Alpine skier we have 23 runs and 8 chair lifts to ensure you spend more time on the hills. The Cross-country skier can enjoy 35 Km of trails and you won’t want to miss the Moonlight ski nights, were you can ski by the light of the moon on lantern lit trails. We feature top-notch winter sports for adventurers of any skill level whether snowboarding, downhill skiing, cross-country skiing or snow-shoeing, and offer night skiing to those that can never get enough of a good thing.

• Kamiskotia Snow Resort - Kamiskotia Snow Resort is a skier's paradise located in the City of Timmins , nestled in the middle of "The Great White North". Northern Ontario is known for the abundance of natural snow and Kamiskotia Snow Resort has an average annual snow fall of 340cm. The abundance of natural snow supplemented with man made snow insures one of the longest Snow Sports season in Ontario.

• Lakeridge Ski Resort - Lakeridge Resort is year round fun for everyone; as we are your first choice for beginners to expert whether you Ski, Snowboard, Snow Tube or Mountain Bike, through the beautiful Oak Ridge Moraine in Uxbridge Ontario.

• Searchmont Resort - As the only Midwest Ski resort actually located on a mountain, we're quite proud to say that we have the most diverse terrain, the longest runs (all 18 of them) and the biggest vertical (750 feet!) around. Located just 30 miles North of the border city of Sault Ste. Marie, this is the place to be. See you on the slopes!