We've got the varied terrain, modern facilities, prime snow and a welcoming snow culture–everything it takes to make a great day on the hill. From the rolling Laurentians to the banks of the Mattagami, Northeastern Ontario is packed with ski hills of every kind—charming family-run clubs, big-mountain thrills, and even the longest run in the province. Whether you’re carving fresh tracks or returning to a favourite slope, there’s a perfect spot waiting for you.
Antoine Mountain
With 15 beautifully groomed runs—including Ontario’s longest at 2.9 km—and a true vertical of 630 feet, this hill delivers big-mountain vibes with a laid-back, welcoming feel, just 10 minutes from Mattawa.
Adanac Ski Hill
7 runs that cater to beginner, intermediate and advanced skiers, along with a terrain park and night skiing options, all right in the middle of Sudbury.
Larder Lake Ski Hill
A hidden gem for families, this cozy ski hill near Kirkland Lake offers affordable fun, gentle slopes, and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
Mount Jamieson Ski Resort
Situated near Timmins, Mount Jamieson features 18 runs with a range of terrain and difficulty, from challenging black diamonds to gentle slopes for beginners, plus tubing and terrain parks for extra fun.
Laurentian Ski Hill
Perfect for all skill levels, Laurentian boasts scenic runs, a terrain park, and a convenient location minutes from downtown North Bay.
Rémi Ski Club
Tucked away in Moonbeam, just east of Kapuskasing, Rémi Ski Club offers skiing, tobogganing, fat biking, and snowshoeing for a full winter adventure. With three runs catering to all skill levels, it’s perfect for a family-friendly day.
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