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Manitoba’s prairie landscape offers thrill-seekers and snow enthusiasts an array of exceptional snowboarding and downhill skiing destinations.
Photo Credit: Asessippi Ski Area & Resort
Manitoba presents a diverse range of options for both beginners and seasoned pros. Here are some top spots where you can carve through the snow and revel in the exhilarating experiences that Manitoba’s slopes have to offer, ensuring an unforgettable winter adventure.
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1. Asessippi Ski Area & Resort
Where:
Inglis, MB
Location: From Junction 83 & 482, approximately 2.2 km west then 1.3 km north
Ph: 204 564-2000
How much:
Lift tickets Full day: Varies $48.94 – $74.02
2. SpringHill Winter Sports Park
Photo Credit: SpringHill Winter Sports Park
Located 15 minutes from downtown Winnipeg, it is a place for all kinds of winter adventure. The hill stands at 130 vertical feet and has three lifts: one quad chair lift and two rope tows. It includes Manitoba’s top terrain park, a mogul run, a race run, and open areas for learning. They also provide skiing and snowboarding, ski and snowboard rentals, and professional ski and snowboard lessons. Details
Where:
65036 Oasis Rd, Winnipeg Ph: 204 224-3051
How much:
2026 rates TBA
2025 rates: Adult: $42
Student / Military (with valid ID or student card): $39
Junior (6-12) / Senior (55+): $29
Thrifty Tuesday: $19 All Evening
3. Holiday Mountain Resort
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Have a ski-in and ski-out winter holiday and take your pick from freestyle terrain park, 11 downhill runs at Manitoba’s most popular ski resort. Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and Manitoba’s longest Ziplines (open winter). Details
Where:
Holiday Mountain Resort, #12 Later Way
La Riviere ~ 2 hours drive. Ph: (204) 242-2172
How much:
Lift Tickets: $37 – $59; Night Skiing: $34
4. Falcon Ridge Ski Slope
Whether you explore 30km of world-class Nordic ski trails, test your skills at a terrain park or do twelve alpine ski runs, this ski resort, with its hand-crafted cabins and private hot tubs, is a great winter weekend getaway near home. Tubing, snowboarding, skating, snowshoeing, and other winter activities can be enjoyed here. Details
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Where:
100 Ridge Road, Falcon Lake
Whiteshell Provincial Park, Manitoba
~ 2 hours from Winnipeg
Phone: (204) 349-8935
Email: info@falconridgeski.com
How much:
Full-Day Lift Tickets: Varies
Season Pass: $396.00/Adult (18-69 years of age) | $337.00/Youth | $267.00/Child
5. Ski Valley
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Ski Valley has nine distinctive runs for beginners, advanced skiers, and snowboarders at all levels. There are 1.6 km of slopes available. They also offer ski and snowboard rentals, instructions, and snow blade rentals. Details
Where:
Near the town of Minnedosa, in western MB
Located 4 km North on Hwy #10 from the Rest Area at Junction #10 & #16
~ 3 hours west of Winnipeg
Phone: (204) 867-3509
Email: info@skivalley.ca
How much:
Season Pass: Adult $525; Junior $430
Lift Tickets: Adult $55; Junior $45
6. Mystery Mountain Winter Park
With 18 downhill ski runs, a half-pipe, two poma lifts, a T-bar, one rope tow and a terrain park, this winter park provides exceptional skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in Northern Manitoba. You can enjoy snowboarding, snow tubing, and over 25 km of cross-country ski trails. Newbies can attend the ski school. Details
Where:
Thompson, MB
Located 22 km/14 mi. north of Thompson
Phone: 204 778-8624
Email: info@mysterymountain.ca
How much:
Day Passes: Senior (55 and up) $30, Adult (18 to 54) $40, Youth (13 to 17) $30, Child (6 to 12) $30, XC & Snowshoe Trails: $10
7. Thunder Hill Ski Area
Winter recreation abounds with skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. There are beginner, intermediate, and advanced runs available. There are over 22 groomed downhill ski runs, with two runs almost 3/4 mile, 450 vertical and unmarked cross-country ski trails, a 2.22 km snowshoe trail, and snowmobile trails. Details
Where:
8. Stony Mountain Ski Area – Closed for 2024-25 Season
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Visit this ski area known as Manitoba’s snowboarding capital and have an exhilarating time skiing, snowboarding or learning how to do it at Stony Mountain. They also conduct ski and snowboard lesson programs and camps.
Was closed for 2024-25 season. No information available for future opening.
Where:
Stony Mountain Ski Area, 11016 E Sellars Hill Road, Stony Mountain
Located 11 km north of the Perimeter Highway Winnipeg on Hwy # 7 in the community of Stony Mountain. Turn into the community of Stony Mountain and follow the signs to the northeast corner of town. We are located on the east escarpment.
Ph : (204) 344-5977
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