Stay lengths
- 1-night Ottawa Valley ski getaway
- 2–3 night full-resort ski or summer retreat
- 4–5 night active outdoor immersion (ski + mountain + lake)
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Calabogie Peaks Resort
Ontario's tallest public ski mountain on Calabogie Lake: ski-in/ski-out lodge, summer paddling, golf, and genuine Ottawa Valley mountain atmosphere
Calabogie, ON
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From ~CAD $200/person/night — confirm at calabogie.com
At a glance
Everything you need to plan Calabogie Peaks Resort
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Included
- Indoor heated pool, outdoor hot tub, and fitness centre access
- Free Wi-Fi and parking
- Access to private beach (summer)
- Proximity to Crown land hiking and snowshoeing trails
Ideal for
- Ottawa-area skiers seeking Ontario's best accessible vertical without Blue Mountain crowds
- Couples and families wanting a four-season mountain-lake resort close to Ottawa
- Active guests combining ski/snowboard with spa recovery in one resort package
- Corporate retreats and groups needing a full-service mountain resort within driving distance of Ottawa
Seasons
- Winter (December–March) for downhill skiing and snowboarding on Ontario's tallest public mountain
- Autumn (September–October) for foliage, scenic chairlift rides, and hiking in peak colour
- Summer (June–August) for lakefront paddling, golf, beach, and outdoor dining at the Boathouse
- Spring shoulder (April–May) for hiking on Crown land as snow retreats from lower elevations
Getting there
Calabogie Peaks Resort is at 30 Barrett Chute Road, Calabogie, ON K0J 1H0. From Ottawa: approximately 1 hour via Highway 417 West and Highway 511 South. From Toronto: approximately 4 hours via Highway 401 and 38 or Highway 7. Ample parking on property.
From
From ~CAD $200/person/night — confirm at calabogie.com
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Experience highlights
What a stay here actually feels like.
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Ontario's tallest public ski mountain
Dickson Mountain offers the greatest publicly accessible vertical drop in Ontario — 32 trails with genuine ski-resort gradient, ski-in/ski-out lodge, and an Ottawa Valley setting that rewards the one-hour drive from the capital.
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Ski-in/ski-out Base Mountain Suites
The most direct slope access in Eastern Ontario — wake up, step into your skis, and be on Dickson Mountain before the lifts open.
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Calabogie Lake and private beach
The resort's lake frontage with private beach, boat launch, and kayak/SUP rentals makes a summer or autumn stay on Calabogie Lake as compelling as any Muskoka resort.
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Indoor pool, sauna, and hot tub
Year-round wellness amenities for active recovery — the indoor pool, outdoor hot tub, and sauna anchor the post-ski and post-hike reset.
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Ironwoods Golf and Crown land trails
9-hole golf and direct access to Crown land hiking and snowshoeing trails from the resort property — active summers and winters both well-served.
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The setting
Spaces, views, and surroundings at Calabogie Peaks Resort.
Your journey
Arrival at Calabogie Lake
The drive west from Ottawa through the Ottawa Valley opens onto Dickson Mountain and Calabogie Lake simultaneously — the resort's mountain-meets-lake setting is immediately apparent on arrival.
Ski Ontario's tallest public mountain
From ski-in/ski-out Base Mountain Suites or the main lodge, access Dickson Mountain's 32 trails — Eastern Ontario's only resort-grade vertical in a genuinely scenic Shield landscape.
Lake and wellness recovery
Post-ski: indoor pool, outdoor hot tub, sauna, and fitness centre. In summer: kayak on Calabogie Lake from the boat launch, paddle at sunrise, or relax on the private beach.
Canthooks and Boathouse dining
Canthooks serves a full-service breakfast, lunch, and dinner with patio views of the mountain. The Boathouse Bar & Grill takes the meal lakeside in the warmer seasons.
Crown land and golf
Ironwoods 9-hole golf course, hiking and snowshoeing trails on adjacent Crown land, and a scenic chairlift ride to the summit in summer and autumn complete the four-season resort program.
About
About this getaway
Calabogie Peaks Resort is Ontario's premier four-season mountain and lake destination, set on the shores of Calabogie Lake at the base of Dickson Mountain in the Ottawa Valley — just one hour from Ottawa and four hours from Toronto. The resort is anchored by Ontario's tallest public ski mountain, offering ski-in/ski-out access from the lodge, with 32 trails and a vertical drop that exceeds any other publicly accessible ski area in the province.
Beyond ski season, Calabogie Peaks operates as a full lake resort: 9-hole golf on the Ironwoods course, kayaking and SUP rentals on Calabogie Lake, a private beach, boat launch, hiking and nature trails through Crown land, and scenic chairlift rides in summer and autumn. The resort's wellness amenities — indoor heated pool, sauna, fitness centre, and outdoor hot tub — anchor the recovery and relaxation side of what is genuinely an active outdoor resort experience.
Accommodation ranges from classic hotel rooms to fully equipped mountain-view condos and ski-in/ski-out Base Mountain Suites. Two dining venues — Canthooks Restaurant (three-meal-period, indoor and patio) and the Boathouse Bar & Grill (lakeside, seasonal) — round out a resort that functions as a complete Ottawa Valley getaway in every season.
Calabogie Peaks sits at the confluence of two defining features of the Ottawa Valley: the Precambrian highlands that give Dickson Mountain its ski-grade vertical, and the deep freshwater lakes of the Shield that make the shoreline some of the most scenically powerful in Eastern Ontario.
Packages & pricing
Rates and availability from the property's official booking page.
Overnight Ski Package
From ~CAD $200/person/night — confirm at calabogie.com
Hotel room or condo accommodation with ski passes and resort amenities included.
Check dates & bookMidweek Stay + $100 Gas Card
Varies — confirm current offer at calabogie.com
Stay 2 nights midweek and receive a $100 gas card — current promotion at time of writing.
Check dates & bookSummer Lake Package
From ~CAD $180/night — confirm at calabogie.com
Resort accommodation with golf, kayak/SUP rentals, beach access, and Boathouse Bar & Grill dining.
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Availability notes
- • Ski season weekends (January–March) book 3–5 weeks ahead, especially during Ontario school break weeks.
- • Autumn foliage weekends are popular — book 2–3 weeks ahead for mid-October.
- • Summer midweek stays offer the best availability and pricing.
Accommodation
- Classic hotel rooms (King/Queen with mountain, lake, or village view)
- Mountain-view condos (full kitchen, fireplace, pet-friendly options)
- Base Mountain Suites (ski-in/ski-out at the foot of Dickson Mountain)
Location & travel
- Getting there
- Calabogie Peaks Resort is at 30 Barrett Chute Road, Calabogie, ON K0J 1H0. From Ottawa: approximately 1 hour via Highway 417 West and Highway 511 South. From Toronto: approximately 4 hours via Highway 401 and 38 or Highway 7. Ample parking on property.
Policies
- Minimum stay
- Weekend stays may require 2-night minimum during peak ski season — confirm at calabogie.com.
- Cancellation
- See calabogie.com for current cancellation and deposit terms.
- Children
- Calabogie Peaks is family-friendly. Ski school and family amenities available.
Contact & book
Reach the retreat directly or reserve online
FAQ
Good to know
Where is Calabogie Peaks Resort located?
Calabogie Peaks Resort is at 30 Barrett Chute Road, Calabogie, Ontario K0J 1H0 — approximately 1 hour west of Ottawa via Highway 417 and 511, and about 4 hours from Toronto. It sits at the base of Dickson Mountain on the shores of Calabogie Lake.
What makes Calabogie Peaks unique among Ontario ski resorts?
Calabogie Peaks has Ontario's tallest vertical drop among publicly accessible ski resorts, making it the premier Eastern Ontario destination for serious skiers. It also offers genuine ski-in/ski-out accommodation in the Base Mountain Suites — a rarity outside of Collingwood's Blue Mountain corridor.
What are the summer and fall activities at Calabogie Peaks?
Summer and fall programming includes 9-hole golf on the Ironwoods course, kayak/SUP/canoe rentals on Calabogie Lake, private beach access, boat launch, scenic chairlift rides, and hiking trails connecting to Crown land. The resort's lake and mountain setting make it as compelling in July and October as in February.
What wellness amenities are available at the resort?
Calabogie Peaks has an indoor heated pool, outdoor hot tub, sauna, and 24-hour fitness centre. These facilities are available to hotel and condo guests. The combination of active outdoor pursuits with post-activity recovery amenities makes the resort well-suited for wellness-focused stays.
What accommodation types are available at Calabogie Peaks?
The resort offers classic hotel rooms (King or Queen, with mountain/lake/village views), fully equipped mountain-view condos (with kitchen, dishwasher, fireplace), and ski-in/ski-out Base Mountain Suites. Many units are pet-friendly. See calabogie.com/accommodation for current availability and room types.
Is Calabogie Peaks good for families?
Yes. The resort is designed for families with a ski school, ski-in/ski-out access, indoor heated pool with beach, playground, pet-friendly units, and a casual restaurant environment. The beach, boat launch, and rentals make summer family visits equally well-served.
What dining options are at Calabogie Peaks?
Canthooks Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with indoor and outdoor patio seating. The Boathouse Bar & Grill operates seasonally with lakeside dining. The resort also offers a continental breakfast included in some packages — confirm at calabogie.com.
How do I book at Calabogie Peaks Resort?
Book directly at calabogie.com for accommodation, ski passes, and packages, or call +1 613-752-2720 / toll-free 1-800-669-4861. Direct booking ensures access to current promotions and packages, including midweek deals. book direct with the resort.
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