Calabogie Peaks

Calabogie Peaks, with its modest 780 feet of vertical, presents a rather intimate ski experience. It is a place where one might hone their craft without excessive grandiosity, suitable for those who appreciate the smaller scale of Canadian ski hills. Its 80 skiable acres invite persistent exploration over a day or two.

For the road-tripper, Calabogie pairs well with other Ontario or Quebec hills. One might find themselves driving east to the Gatineau Hills, perhaps to Camp Fortune or Mont Cascades, extending the ski day with a new vista. The drives between these points would be largely provincial, a winding journey through the Eastern Canadian landscape.

As an independent operation, Calabogie Peaks is accessible on the Indy Pass. Travelers considering a visit should verify the pass terms and any operational peculiarities before committing. One should always be mindful of the conditions that a smaller mountain, with 37 inches of average snowfall, may present.