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Page 1: 2013 Winter Guide

BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231

2012-2013 Mountain & resort winter Guide

SEASON PASSES

LIFT TICKETS & RENTALS

VILLAGE & MOUNTAINEVENTS

RIDGE RUNNER MOUNTAIN COASTER

SNOW SCHOOL

KIDS AT BLUE

WINTER ACTIVITIES

SHOPPING & DINING

CONFERENCES & WEDDINGS

CONNECT WITH US TODAy!

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Blue Mountain Delivers a natural HighThis is everything winter should be — and more!

04 Season Passes 05 Lift Tickets / Specialty Weeks06 Rentals / Ski Packages

07 Repairs / Ability Guide 08 Village & Mountain Events09 Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster 10 Snow School12 Kids at Blue

Contents

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Welcome to Winter at Blue MountainThe most exciting winter adventures await at Blue Mountain, Ontario’s #1 four-season resort destination. Whether it’s your first visit or a routine pleasure, we proudly extend our warmest winter welcome to all our guests — individuals, couples, families and groups.

Best in SnowThis winter season, why not get everyone together and enjoy the finest varied-terrain skiing and snowboarding in the province? Our unsurpassed snowmaking capability provides consistent conditions, making Blue Mountain the perfect choice for skiers and boarders at every level. Ride all day under the sun or enjoy nighttime runs under the lights.

Lessons for New or AdvancedIf you or members of your crew are new to snow sports, or perhaps it’s time to raise your current skills to the next level, our team of top ski and snowboard pros offers lessons for all ages and ability levels. Our kids programs are perfect for families looking to enjoy outdoor recreation in a natural setting.

Activities All Day and NightOf course, Blue Mountain is also famous for its many off-hill activities and attractions. Stay and play, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the Blue Mountain Village — combining shopping, dining, nightlife and exciting events all season long. you’ll find our wide range of lodging options truly accommodating.

Love Winter!Go natural at Blue and experience Ontario’s only mountain village resort. We look forward to seeing you!

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare or YouTube facebook.com/BlueMountain twitter.com/bluemtnresort foursquare.com/bluemtnresort

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14 Activity Central / Skating15 Spas / Plunge! / Monterra Tennis16 Shopping17 Dining18 Lodging / Stay & Ski Packages

20 Conferences & Weddings21 Alpine Responsibility Code / Notice to Facility Users22 Summer at Blue Mountain24 Sponsors / Directions / Resort Map

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season Passes & terrain Park PassSuper PassValid for lift access during all operating hours for the 2012/13 winter season.

Early Bird $599 for Adults$449 for Youth/Senior

Regular $739 for Adults $589 for youth/Senior Tiny Tykes FREE Terrain Park Pass FREE

5x7® PassThe 5x7® Pass is valid for lift access: • MondaythroughFridayfrom9am to 10 pm

• AND Saturday & Sunday from 4:30 to 10 pm

Excludes access between 9 am and 4:30 pm from Monday, December 24, 2012 to Friday, January 4, 2013.

Early Bird $199Regular $299Tiny Tykes $10

New! Lite PassThe Lite Pass is valid for lift access:• MondaythroughThursdayfrom9am to 10 pm • AND Sunday from 4:30 to 10 pm

Excludes access from Sunday, December 23, 2012 to Sunday, January 6, 2013, and February 17 to 18, 2013.

Early Bird $149 Regular $249Tiny Tykes $10

Double DownDouble Down entitles you to two Day/Night lift tickets, valid any time during the 2012/13 season. These tickets are fully transferable. Limit of 2 Double Down cards per customer.

Early Bird $79 (Only available until December 13, 2012)

Rock i t, Don’t knock i t.WEAR A HELMET!Rock it, Don’t knock it.WEAR A HELMET!ROCK IT, DON’T KNOCK IT.WEAR A HELMET!

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Terrain Park Pass$10 (One-time fee)

Helmets are mandatory in all Freestyle Terrain areas.A Park Pass and a valid Season Pass or lift ticket are required for access to the Terrain Park. The Pass is available to anyone 8 years of age or older. Students visiting Blue Mountain as part of a school visit are not permitted in the Park. To get your Terrain Park Pass, you must obtain an orientation DVD from Guest Services and complete a waiver. Returning riders may sign a new waiver for the 2012/13 season and pay the Pass fee. The waiver must be signed by a parent or legal guardian for all riders under the age of 18. Please note that a $10 fee will be charged to replace lost passes.

All prices plus tax. Passes are valid for lift access, weather and conditions permitting. Adult ages 18-64, youth ages 6-17, Senior ages 65+, Tiny Tykes ages 5 and under as of September 1, 2012. Tiny Tyke Passes must be purchased with an Adult Pass. Night skiing is scheduled to start Thursday, December 13, 2012, and end Sunday, March 17, 2013. Double Down cardholders are not entitled to Season Pass benefits. All rates and dates may change without notice. Season Passes and Double Down cards can be purchased online at bluemountain.ca, by phone at 877-445-0231 or in person at Guest Services. Riders must agree to the terms of the Exclusion of Liability language and Alpine Responsibility Code on page 21.

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Rates and dates listed in this brochure were correct at the time of printing. Every effort is made to ensure accuracy, though errors may occur. Programs, rates and dates are subject to change without notice. All rates quoted in Canadian funds. Rates listed in this brochure do not include applicable taxes unless otherwise specified.

Lift Tickets (All prices + tax)

2012/13 Special Event Weeks (All prices + tax)

Winter Early Season December 8 – 12 $39 $39

Day 9 am – 4:30 pm $59 $42

Afternoon/Night 12:30 – 10 pm $59 $42

Night 4:30 – 10 pm $45 $40

Day/Night 9 am – 10 pm $69 $52

Beginner Day/Night 9 am – 10 pm $40 $40

Spring Late Season March 18 – Close $39 $39

Discover Skiing and Snowboarding Packages (Ages 13+) Includes lift ticket, lessons and equipment rental. For more details see page 11.

Adult ages 18 – 64, youth ages 6 – 7, Senior ages 65+. Kids ages 5 and under ski free. Night skiing runs from December 13, 2012 through March 17, 2013, weather and conditions permitting. Lift ticket prices are valid for the regular season (December 13, 2012 to March 17, 2013), unless otherwise specified.

Snow Go Opening until December 7 $19Day lift tickets for all ages

Coors Light Ski Spree January 7 – 11 $49Day/Night lift ticket for all ages

Coors Light College & University Week February 19 – 22 $45Day/Night lift ticket with valid College/University ID

Molson Canadian 67 Women’s Week February 25 – March 1 $45Day/Night lift ticket for all women

Molson Canadian Men’s Week March 4 – 8 $45Day/Night lift ticket for all men

Pepsi March Break Week March 11 – 15 $39Day/Night lift ticket for all students 17 and under

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ski Packages (All prices + tax)

Gear up for a good time!Blue Mountain’s Rental Centres offer a complete line of snow-board and ski equipment from some of the world’s best brands. Whether you’re new to the slopes or a seasoned snow warrior, you’ll find everything you need right here.

Our Rental Centres are conve-niently located at the Tickets & Rentals Building and South Base Lodge. Both Rental Centres are open from 8:30 am to 10 pm daily. Our Ski Valet service allows you to store your skis and snowboards at one of two sites overnight or while you break to enjoy the Village.

A credit card deposit is required for all rental equipment.

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Ski Packages•Day/Night(8:30am – 10 pm) with a helmet $45 $31 •Day/Night(8:30am – 10 pm) $40 — •Night(4:30–10pm) with a helmet $39 $25•Night(4:30–10pm) $34 —

Mini-Ski Packages•Day/Night(8:30am – 10 pm) with a helmet $45 $31 •Day/Night(8:30am – 10 pm) $40 —•Night(4:30–10pm) with a helmet $39 $25•Night(4:30–10pm) $34 —

Snowboard Packages •Day/Night(8:30am – 10 pm) with a helmet $45 $31 •Day/Night(8:30am – 10 pm) $40 — •Night(4:30–10pm) with a helmet $39 $25 •Night(4:30–10pm) $34 —

rentaL accessories (All prices + tax)

• SkiValetserviceisincludedwiththepurchaseofa rental package• Alljuniorpackagesincludeahelmet• Helmetrentalsareavailablefor$10aday• AskaboutourSkiValetSeasonPass• Snowboardjacketsandpantsareavailabletorent for $15 a day (per item).

Packages Adult Junior 13 yrs. + 12 yrs. & under

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• RegularTune-up $29• MachineWax $15• Sharpen $15• BindingTest $15• SeasonalValet/SeasonalValetPlusRepairServices Early Bird (by November 1, 2012) $49 / $99 Regular season $79 / $149• DayValet $2taxincluded• OvernightValet $5taxincluded

Season Passholders receive 20% off all ski and snowboard services and parts in the Repair Shop. Discounts cannot be used in con- junction with repair or sales specials and cannot be used for Ski Valet service. Valid Season Pass must be presented at time of transaction. Call 877-445-0231 ext. 6527.

aBiLity guiDeGreen CircleBeginner skier or snowboarder who will learn the basic skills on beginner terrain. you may have skied or snowboarded before but are still unsure of your skills.

Blue SquareIntermediate skier or snowboarder who can link skidded turns on Blue terrain while starting to feel the ski or board carve.

Black DiamondAdvanced skier or snowboarder who can comfort-ably ski or snowboard on more challenging terrain in all conditions.

orange oval This symbol represents Freestyle Terrain at Blue Mountain.

PLEASE NOTE: Freestyle Terrain may contain jumps, hits, ramps, embankments, fun boxes, jibs, rails, half-pipes, quarter-pipes, snowcross, freestyle bump terrain and other constructed or natural terrain features. “Freestyle Skills” require you to maintain control on the ground and in the air.

IMPORTANT: Freestyle Terrain has four levels of progression and designation for size. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself with the terrain before attempting any of the features and to obey all instructions and warnings listed in the Alpine Responsibility Code on page 21.

Blue Mountain Resort strongly recommends the use of helmets. Helmets are MANDATORY in terrain parks and race courses and in all Ski & Snowboard School programs for participants 17 years of age and younger.

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CoASTER RESPoNSiBiLiTY CoDETHERE ARE ELEMENTS OF RISK THAT COMMON SENSE AND PERSONAL AWARENESS CAN HELP REDUCE. PLEASE ADHERE TO THE CODE LISTED BELOW AND SHARE WITH OTHERS THE RESPONSIBILITy FOR A SAFE ExPERIENCE.

1. Observe and obey all posted signs and instructions from staff.2. Do not stop on track until finish area — except in case of emergency.3. Seatbelts must be worn at all times. Removal of seatbelts may result in serious injury or death.4. you must not use coaster if your ability is impaired through use of alcohol or drugs.5. you must control your speed keeping a safe distance behind the cart ahead. Tailgating is prohibited. If track is wet or icy you must increase the distance between carts due to longer braking distance.6. People ahead of you have the right-of-way. It is your responsibility to avoid colliding with them.7. Keep hands on both brake handles and arms and legs inside cart at all times. 8. Face direction of travel at all times. Never turn around, lie down, kneel or stand.9. If ride stops you must remain in cart with your seat belt fastened until ride starts again or you are instructed otherwise by staff.

RiDGE RUNNER MoUNTAiN CoASTER RiDER RESTRiCTioNS

1. Suitable clothing and footwear must be worn. No bare feet allowed.2. No loose articles, hats or scarves are permitted on ride. Long hair must be tied back or tucked inside clothing.3. you must have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and knowledge to safely load, ride and unload the coaster. If in doubt, ask the attendant.4. To ride alone you must be at least 12 years of age and 137 cm (54 in) tall.5. Children 3 to 11 years of age must ride with an adult.6. Children under 3 years of age are not permitted on ride.7. Maximum weight per cart is 150 kilograms (330 lbs).

KNoW ThE CoDE — BE SAFETY CoNSCioUS. iT iS YoUR RESPoNSiBiLiTY!

Failure to adhere to the Code will result in the suspension of ride privileges.

riDge runner Mountain coaster

Note: Weather permitting. Each rider is required to purchase a ticket (up to 2 per cart). For more information on minimum age and height requirements, please go to bluemountain.ca/ridgerunner. * Daylight dependent.

What’s the Attraction?Ridge Runner is Blue Mountain Resort’s four-season thrill ride and the perfect complement to a day on the slopes. Control your own speed as you twist and turn, zig and zag, down the Niagara Escarpment, through the trees and over diverse terrain on Ontario’s only Mountain Coaster. Ridge Runner’s open-air seating heightens the excitement while offering riders an unparalleled view of the area’s magnificent landscape.

Ridge RunnerUphill track length 482 metres (1,558 ft)Downhill track length 1,085 metres (3,560 ft)Height 3–6 metres from ground (10–20 ft)Maximum vertical 133 metres (436 ft)Maximum speed 42 kilometres per hour (26 mph)Seating Up to 2 passengers per cart

Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster Tickets (All prices + tax)

Adult ticket Must be at least 12 years old and 137 cm (54 in) tall. Maximum weight capacity per cart: 150 kg (330 lbs)

Youth ticket (must ride with an adult)3 to 11 years old and a minimum of 102 cm (40 in) tall.

Fall September 4 to October 8 Monday to Thursday 12 pm – dusk* Friday to Sunday 10 am – dusk*Winter December 14 to March 31 Friday to Sunday and Holidays 10 am – dusk*Spring April 5 to June 16 Friday to Sunday and Holidays 10 am – dusk*

1 ride $152 rides $244 rides $40

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Blue Mountain presents an entire season of fun-fuelled excitement!

Rates and dates listed in this brochure were correct at the time of printing. Every effort is made to ensure accuracy, though errors may occur. Programs, rates and dates are subject to change without notice. All rates quoted in Canadian funds. All prices + tax.

2012/13 Village & Mountain events•FireworksbytheMillPondeverySaturdaynightinDecember•HorseandWagonRideseveryweekend

December 2012Dec 30 World Snowboard Day Park PartyDec 31 New year’s Eve at Blue MountainDec 31 Village Fireworks

January 2013Jan 11 Matchstick Productions presents Superheroes of StokeJan 19 Salomon Don’t Get Lost Snowshoe RaidJan 26 Billabong Flaunt It

february 2013Feb 1 – 2 FIS World Cup SnowboardcrossFeb 6, 13, 20 & 27 Badlands Park SeriesFeb 9 Volcom Stone Peanut Butter & Rail JamFeb 16 – 18 Family Day in the Village

March 2013Mar 2 Lifted Golden TicketMar 9 – 17 March Break Madness in the VillageMar 15 Filmmaker & Photographer ShowcaseMar 30 Final 4 Showdown

All events subject to change without notice.

BLue Mountain facts• 36 ski and snowboard trails

• 25 trails available for night skiing

• 15 lifts, including 4 high-speed 6-person lifts, 5 magic carpets

• Vertical drop of 220 metres (720 ft)

• 4 kilometres (2 1/2 miles) wide

• Longest run: 1,220 metres (3/4 mile)

• Top elevation: approxi- mately 452 metres (1,482 ft) above sea level

• Skiable terrain: 102 hectares (251 acres)

• Distribution of terrain: 27% beginner, 27% intermediate and 46% advanced

• 98% snowmaking coverage

• Largest snowmaking system in Canada — 52,995 litres (14,000 gal) per minute

• 2 terrain parks and 1 half-pipe

• Uphill lift capacity: 21,690 skiers per hour

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DaiLy snow scHooL PrograMsEnrol in a program or lesson at Blue Mountain and you’ll understand our passion for winter. Whether you’re a first-timer to the slopes or a seasoned enthusiast looking for a few pointers, we have the customized programs and top-notch instructors to help you achieve your best.

If you’re new to the sport and 13 years or older, our Discover Skiing & Snowboarding Circuit provides a smooth introduction to the slopes and allows you to progress at your own pace.

Many of our popular programs fill up fast, so schedule your ski and snowboard lesson now. Participants in lessons receive lift line priority.

helmets are mandatory for skiers and snowboarders ages 17 and younger in lessons.

Rock i t, Don’t knock i t.WEAR A HELMET!Rock it, Don’t knock it.WEAR A HELMET!ROCK IT, DON’T KNOCK IT.WEAR A HELMET!

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DaiLy snow scHooL PrograMs (All prices + tax)

Private LessonsClinics are available daily from 9:30 am to 7 pm. For complete details, visit bluemountain.ca/snowschool

Cancellation Policy24-Hour Ski & Snowboard School Cancellation Policy (applies to all our daily lessons and childcare):• If you cancel more than 24 hours in advance: you may reschedule or we will refund your payment.• If you cancel less than 24 hours prior to your lesson: you may reschedule or we will refund your payment less a $15 administration fee.• If you cancel after a lesson has begun: We will be unable to offer a refund or rescheduled lesson.• Lessons and programs will not be cancelled or refunded due to inclement or less-than-ideal weather conditions.

Note: Any rescheduled lesson not taken by the end of the season in which it was purchased will be cancelled and payment forfeited upon spring closure.

Rental equipment and lift ticket are not included in the price of the Ski & Snowboard School product unless otherwise noted. Guests requiring rental equipment are encouraged to arrive at least one hour prior to lesson time. Rental equipment is subject to availability.

60-Minute Privateyou can book up to 5 people per lesson. Lift tickets and rentals sold separately.

90-Minute Privateyou can book up to 5 people per lesson. Lift tickets and rentals sold separately.

Adaptive Skiing: Private Lessons60-Minute and 90-Minute Private lessons available. For details call 877-445-0231 ext. 6180.

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$119 per personAdditional person $30

60-Minute $79 per person90-Minute $119 per person

Ability Product Age Price

Beginner Lessons — Discover Skiing & SnowboardingClinics are available at Tickets & Rentals Building daily from 10 am to 8 pm, South Base Lodge on Saturdays from 10 am to 8 pm and 10 am to 4 pm on Sundays and Holidays. For complete details, visit bluemountain.ca/snowschool

NewbieNew to the sport? Includes rentals, beginner lift ticket and drop-in lesson circuit.

Lift & RentalIncludes rentals and lift ticket. A 1-hour group lesson is included and strongly recommended.

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Ability Product Age Price

Rates and dates listed in this brochure were correct at the time of printing. Every effort is made to ensure accuracy, though errors may occur. Programs, rates and dates are subject to change without notice. All rates quoted in Canadian funds.

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DaiLy kiDs at BLue PrograMsKids love Blue Mountain!Kids love Blue Mountain, and Blue Mountain loves kids. We offer a wide range of lessons for every age, ability and interest level, and all of our Snow School and Kids Camp instructors are enthusiastic professionals who are specially trained to teach your children in a safe and encouraging environment. Our younger guests will also enjoy the Camp’s fun-filled, age-appropriate activities. Let Blue Mountain help your kids stay active all winter long — on and off the slopes.

• Programsandlessonsforages2andup• Individualandgroupinstruction• JuniorandSeniorKidsCamps• Afullrangeofgamesandactivities• Privatesittersareavailableforovernightguests

helmets are mandatory for skiers and snowboarders ages 17 and younger in all Snow School programs.

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All daily Kids at Blue programs are available at South Base Lodge. For complete details, visit bluemountain.ca/winterkidsatblueNote: If your child has any food restrictions please provide their snacks and meals.

Kids Camp Senior SkiingHalf-day programs run daily 10 – 11:45 am & 1:15 – 3 pm.

Full-day programs run daily 10 am – 3 pm (includes lunch).

Programs start at South Base Lodge on the patio.

6 – 12 Half-day Lesson $69

Lesson + lift ticket $89Lesson + lift ticket

+ rentals $99

Full-day Lesson $99

Lesson + lift ticket $125Lesson + lift ticket

+ rentals $144

Kids Camp Senior SnowboardingHalf-day programs run daily 10 – 11:45 am & 1:15 – 3 pm.

Full-day programs run daily 10 am – 3 pm (includes lunch).

Programs start at South Base Lodge on the patio.

8 – 12 Half-day Lesson $69

Lesson + lift ticket $89Lesson + lift ticket

+ rentals $99

Full-day Lesson $99

Lesson + lift ticket $125Lesson + lift ticket

+ rentals $144

45-Minute Tiny Tot Private Skiing or SnowboardingPrograms run daily 9 am – 3:15 pm. Programs start at South Base Lodge on the patio.

2 – 5 Lesson $59Lesson + rental $69

Private SittersAvailable daily & evenings for overnight guests of Blue Mountain. Call ext. 6126 to book. 72 hours advanced notice required.

Up to 12Non-skiing $12/hour + $10 service fee

ChildcareFull-day programs run daily 9 am – 3 pm (includes snacks & lunch).

18 months to 6 years

Non-skiing $70 per person

Kids Camp Junior Skiing only Half-day programs run daily 10 – 11:45 am & 1:15 – 3 pm.

Full-day programs run daily 10 am – 3 pm (includes lunch).

Half-day programs start at South Base Lodge on the patio and full-day programs meet at the Kids at Blue Registration Desk.

3 – 5 Half-day Lesson $65

Lesson + rentals $75

Full-day Lesson $125

Lesson + rentals $144

Ability Product Age Price

DaiLy kiDs at BLue PrograMs (All prices + tax)

Rates and dates listed in this brochure were correct at the time of printing. Every effort is made to ensure accuracy, though errors may occur. Programs, rates and dates are subject to change without notice. All rates quoted in Canadian funds.

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Activity Central What do you want to do today? Activity Central is the place to go to plan your ideal recreational getaway in the Blue Mountain region. Recreation is our specialty, and we have something to suit everyone — from serene to extreme! Get the most out of winter with Ontario’s best skiing and snowboarding. Off the slopes, you’ll enjoy guided snowshoe trips, sleigh rides, snowmobile and toboggan tours, our Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster, ice-fishing, horseback riding, caving and much more. Plus experience outstanding shopping and dining, world-class spas, indoor tennis, Plunge! Aquatic Centre, and an ever-changing calendar of special events.

At Activity Central, we have activities for every interest, age and budget.

Skating Join family and friends in one of Canada’s favourite winter pastimes as you glide across the Mill Pond, located in the centre of the Village. Whether you’re attempting Arabesques and Salchows or just learning to stand on blades, there’s something about skating on an outdoor pond that brings us together and makes our northern hearts soar.

11 am to 10 pm (Weather and conditions permitting)

Skate Rentals (2 hours) Adult $8 (Sizes 4 – 13)Youth $6 (Sizes 8 – 3)A credit card deposit is required for all rental equipment.

the total winter experience Relax and Unwind Had a big day on the slopes or a hard week at work? Pamper yourself with a visit to one of our three preferred spas. Voted one of the Top 50 Spas in North America the past 3 years, Scandinave Spa features registered massages, thermal and Nordic waterfalls and baths, a Norwegian steam room and a Finnish sauna. Located inside Blue Mountain Inn, Kalola Boutique & Spa offers massages and a wide range of holistic experiences. The Lillypad’s tranquil atmosphere, with soothing music and delicious scents, creates the perfect setting for its essential aesthetic services, body treatments and wellness therapies.

Take a Plunge! or Play Tennis Year-Round The wild at heart will love Plunge! Aquatic Centre, our all-ages, four-season water adventure park. Inspired by the region’s beloved cottage boathouses, Plunge! Aquatic Centre features docks, slides, rope swings, jumping platforms and hot tubs. Looking to hit the courts? Monterra Tennis offers year-round tennis on five courts in our climate-controlled dome.

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ShoPPiNG GUiDEApparel: Men & Women•Birch&Co.705-446-1400•Boardsports705-445-7100•ColumbiaSportswearCompany 705-443-5802•Lifted705-443-5801•MonterraGolfShop (summer only) 705-445-0231•RedDevilSports 705-443-5803•TaraN’Tula705-445-5052•OneToothActivewear 705-446-2627

Apparel: Women•EchoTrends705-446-1496•TingleLingerie&Luxuries 705-445-6768

Apparel: Children•ColumbiaKids705-443-5810 •HatleyScoops705-444-0707

Sporting Goods•BlueBasinSnowShop(winter only) 705-445-0231 ext. 6122•Boardsports705-445-7100•Lifted705-443-5801•MonterraGolfShop (summer only) 705-445-0231•RedDevilSports 705-443-5803

Gift & Souvenirs•HatleyScoops705-444-0707•Jinjer705-445-5055•TheGreatCanadianGift Company 705-443-8028•TheOldeStantonStore 705-446-0373

Specialty•AzulJewelry705-443-5838•Brights’Gallery705-445-4999•CrockADoodlePaintYourOwn Pottery Studio 705-444-0888•EnvyEyewear705-445-3168•Jack&Maddy–AToyStore 705-446-1689•L’OccitaneenProvence 705-446-9596•RoyalPhotoStudio 416-737-7373

Services•ActivityCentral705-445-0231 •BlueMountainVillageAssociation 705-445-0231 ext. 7058 •GuestServices705-445-0231•VillageMarket705-444-0744•VillageRealtyInc.Brokerage 705-445-0440

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DiNiNG GUiDEBreakfast•GrandCentralLodge •InnBaseLodge•Oliver&BonaciniCaféGrill 705-444-8680 •RoyalMajestyEspressoBar Bakery 705-812-3476•SouthBaseLodge•StarbucksCoffeeCompany 705-444-4553•SunsetGrill705-445-4880•ThePotteryRestaurant 705-443-5509

Lunch & Dinner•C&ASteakCompany 705-444-8877•CopperBluesBar&Grill 705-446-2643•FirehallPizzaCo. 705-444-0611•GrandCentralCafé •InnCafé•Jozo’sBar705-443-5508•KaytooRestaurant&Bar 705-445-4100

•KikakuSushiBar 705-293-7373•Magnone’sItalianKitchen 705-446-3595•MJByrnesIrishPub 705-446-9989•Oliver&BonaciniCaféGrill 705-444-8680•RoyalMajestyEspressoBar Bakery 705-812-3476•Rusty’satBlue705-445-2718•SlopeviewCafé•SouthCafé•SunsetGrill705-445-4880•ThePitaPit705-443-8814•ThePotteryRestaurant 705-443-5509•Tholos705-443-8311•TwistMartini&WineLounge 705-445-5000 •WildWing705-443-8811

Snacks & Treats•BeaverTails705-444-7676•HatleyScoops705-444-0707 •Menchie’sFrozenYogurt 705-446-9866

•RockyMountainChocolate Factory 705-445-1600 •RoyalMajestyEspressoBar Bakery 705-812-3476•StarbucksCoffeeCompany 705-444-4553•TheHappyValleyCandyCo. 705-812-0743 •VillageMarket705-444-0744

Après & Nightlife•AvalancheatBlue 705-444-8877•CopperBluesBar&Grill 705-446-2643•FirehallPizzaCo.705-444-0611•Jozo’sBar705-443-5508•KaytooRestaurant&Bar 705-445-4100•MJByrne’sIrishPub 705-446-9989•Rusty’satBlue705-445-2718•Tholos705-443-8311•TwistMartini&WineLounge 705-445-5000

apres anyone?The Village is home to a diverse range of shopping and dining destinations

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great winter getawaysFind your natural high this winter on the slopes of Blue Mountain! First tracks, late nights, bluebird days and all-day après are all part of what makes Blue Mountain the natural choice this winter. Check out our lodging packages and discover why Blue Mountain is Ontario’s favourite four-season playground!

STAY & SKi PACKAGES!If you love skiing & snowboarding and value flexibility when it comes to your vacation activities, then the Daily Stay & Ski package provides the best of both! Not only can your stay be as short or as long as you want, you also receive discounted rates on accommodation AND your lift tickets.

* Rates will vary based on demand and size of suite reserved. Accommodation/packages are subject to availability and stay requirements. Rates and dates are subject to change without notice. Equipment rentals are not included. Any reservation changes will be subject to the current accommodation rate at the time of change. Package does not include applicable taxes, fees or gratuities. Cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts. Offer valid only at Blue Mountain operated properties.

For full package details and terms and conditions visit bluemountain.ca/stayskisave

Midweek / ValueBlue Mountain inn from $112*

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Village Studio Suite from $119*ppd

Weekend / PrimeBlue Mountain inn from $129*

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Village Studio Suite from $132*ppd

add even more value to your stay

PLUS! Take adventure to new heights with the Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster at special overnight guest rates!* All prices are per person, per day and are applicable only if staying on a Blue Mountain Resort package. Taxes, fees and gratuities extra.

Other conditions may apply. Subject to change without notice.

Chart is intended as a general reference guide only. All dates and pricing are subject to conditions and may change without notice.

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LoDging PricingWhy stay anywhere else!Packaging your getaway is the best way to get the most from your stay at Blue Mountain.

Bundle your lift tickets with resort accommodation and save! Reserve our Daily Stay & Ski packageand receive a discount on your accommodation and a flexible lift ticket that allows you to hit the slopes when you want!

Details at bluemountain.ca/stayskisave

Value Prime holidayDates of noteHanukkah Saturday, December 8Christmas Day Tuesday, December 25Boxing Day Wednesday, December 26Kwanzaa December 26 – January 1

New Years Day Tuesday, January 1Martin Luther King Day Monday, January 21Chinese New Year Sunday, February 10Family Day/Presidents Day Monday, February 18

March Break March 11 – 15Good Friday Friday, March 29Easter Monday Monday, March 31

Nosh, nosh...During your stay, dine for less at

The Pottery Restaurant •Breakfast$14* pp/day

•Dinner$33* pp/day

Say ahhh at the Spa!Relax in tranquility at the Scandinave

Spa Blue Mountain $39*pp/day or receive 10% off Spa services

at Kalola

For the kids...Plunge! Aquatic Centre!

Add a Family Day Pass at Plunge! to your package for $38*/day.

Package includes • Nightlyaccommodation• OneDay/Nightlift ticket per person • Breakfastincluded when staying at the Blue Mountain Inn

Reserve Daily Stay & Ski Package online or by calling 705-445-0231 or 877-445-0231 and speak to a Leisure and Travel representative.

STAY & SAVE

Book YourPACKAGETODAY!

Book YourPACKAGETODAY!

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ThE PERFECT SETTiNG FoR ANY oCCASioN

conferences & weDDings

Blue Mountain’s inspirational setting will create lasting memories for your group, no matter what the occasion. Whether you’re planning a business meeting, social gathering or wedding celebration, Blue Mountain Resort has the right venue for you.

Perfect Wedding PackagesBlue Mountain provides the ideal backdrop for the wedding of your dreams. Choose from a wide selection of distinctive indoor and outdoor venues to make your special day unique. Luxury accommo-dations, gourmet meals, and the attention of our personalized event managers will ensure that your day unfolds exactly how you envisioned.

Conferences at Blue MountainMake your business gathering a success with our extensive resort facilities, the vibrant Blue Mountain Village, and access to a wide array of year-round recreational choices. Choose from more than 800 lodging suites and take advantage of our over 37,000 square feet of conference space, designed for groups ranging from 20 to 1,000 delegates.

For information or reservations for your business meeting or social gathering, or to make plans for your wedding day, contact us at 877-445-0231 ext. 6210 or email us at [email protected].

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There are elements of risk that common sense and personal awareness can help reduce. Regardless of how you decide to use the slopes, always show courtesy to others. Please adhere to the code listed below and share with others the responsibility for a safe outdoor experience.1. Always remain in control. you must be able to stop or avoid other people or objects.2. People ahead of you have the right-of-way. It is your responsibility to avoid them.3. Do not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible from above.4. Before starting downhill or merging onto a trail, look uphill and yield to others.5. If you are involved in or witness a collision or accident, you must remain at the scene and identify yourself to the Ski Patrol.6. Always use proper devices to help prevent runaway equipment.7. Observe and obey all posted signs and warnings.8. Keep off closed trails and closed areas.9. you must not use lifts or terrain if your ability is impaired through use of alcohol or drugs.10. you must have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and knowledge to safely load, ride and unload lifts. If in doubt, ask the lift attendant.11. Parents or guardians are responsible for their children’s activities on resort property.12. Avoid going through ski and snowboard classes. The same goes for racecourses, unless you are a participant.

ThiS iS A PARTiAL LiST. KNoW ThE CoDE.BE SAFETY CoNSCioUS.

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Blue Mountain Ticket Removal PolicyTo help maintain courteous skiing and snowboard-ing at the resort, certain Blue Mountain personnel have the authority to warn skiers and snowboarders and, if necessary, remove their tickets or season passes, for out of control or irresponsible skiing and snowboarding, being intoxicated or for any other act that endangers the individual skier/snowboarder or others on Blue Mountain Resort property.

PLease reaDNoTiCE To FACiLiTY USERSNOTICE TO ALL USERS OF

THESE FACILITIES. ExCLUSION OF LIABILITY —

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PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!

As a condition of use of the resort facilities, the Ticket Holder assumes all risk of personal injury, death or property loss resulting from any cause whatsoever including but not limited to the risks, dangers and hazards of skiing, snowboarding, and all other recreational activities; the use of lifts; collision with natural or man-made objects or with skiers, snowboarders or other persons; changes or variations in the terrain, surface or sub-surface, including changes due to man-made snow; variable and difficult snow conditions; travel within or beyond the authorized trail boundar-ies; or negligence, breach of contract, or breach of statutory duty of care on the part of Blue Mountain Resorts Limited and Intrawest ULC and their respective directors, officers, employees, volunteers, agents, independent contractors, sub-contractors, representatives, sponsors, successors and assigns (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Resort Operator”). The Ticket Holder agrees that the Resort Operator shall not be liable for any such personal injury, death or property loss and releases the Resort Operator and waives all claims with respect thereto. The Ticket Holder agrees that any litigation involving the Resort Operator will be brought within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of Ontario and any rights, duties and obligations as between the parties will be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Ontario.

ThE RESoRT oPERAToR’S LiABiLiTY iS ExCLUDED BY ThESE CoNDiTioNS.

PLEASE ADhERE To ThE ALPiNE RESPoNSiBiLiTY CoDE AND BE

RESPoNSiBLE FoR YoUR oWN SAFETY iN ALL ACTiViTiES. be aware.

please ski & ride with care.

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Go Natural with Endless Fun, Festivals, Adventures and ActivitiesWhen the first rays of summer warm Blue Mountain, Ontario’s only mountain village resort, we present an exciting line-up of sports, special events, challenges, races, rides, camps, lessons, festivals, concerts, parties, dances and much more.

Endless ActivitiesOur active guests will appreciate outdoor recreation at its finest with top-notch Monterra Golf and Tennis facilities, as well as mountain biking, hiking and rope courses. Kids will delight in our many adventure camp choices, plenty of splash time at Plunge! Aquatic Centre, Climbing Wall and the vast range of family fun to be found at Dockside.

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Meanwhile, our more leisure-minded guests are sure to love our private Georgian Bay beach, scenic gondola rides, three luxurious spa options and more than 40 Village shops and restaurants.

Excitement, Elevated!Thrill-seekers will love our Timber Challenge High Ropes and Woodlot Low Ropes courses. Push your limits for adventure as each course’s challenging elements progress to more daring levels. Our popular mountain biking options include 15 downhill trails and 6 cross-country trails.Perfect for families, friends or groups, our Mountaintop Segway Tours are a great way to explore Blue Mountain. A trained tour guide will lead you along the peak of the mountain as you operate your own Segway device.

The whole family will enjoy the Cascade Putting Course. Influenced by the beautiful surroundings of the Niagara Escarpment, the 18-hole, par 67 putting course winds along the base of the Smart Alec ski run and overlooks the Village. The Cascade Putting Course features cascading landscapes that flow through a natural limestone background. A round or two will provide lasting memories for guests of all ages.

We can’t forget our Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster. Take an exhilarating ride down the mountain, twisting and turning through the trees at your own speed while taking in the stunning views of Georgian Bay and the Blue Mountain Village.

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it’s easy getting to Blue MountainBlue Mountain is located 11 km (7 miles) west of Collingwood and 11 km east of Thornbury, off Highway 26, on Mountain Road. For detailed directions visit bluemountain.ca/directions

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