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Holiday Mountain Resort

Holiday Mountain Resort

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12 Later Way, La Rivière, Manitoba, R0G 1A0, Canada
(204) 242-2172 www.holidaymountain.com
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Mar 8, 2018
We were first time skiers and we went there on 3rd March 2018. Our experience was great and everyone in our group was happy. Staff was friendly and they had good wide ski area for beginners and a several different slopes with varying steep levels to try when you get the skills. The hills had plenty of snow. My only complaint is that they closed the moving carpet to the bunny hill and green chair lift around 4.30pm. We had to come home after that because most of us were still beginners and wasn't ready to try steeper hills.

Dec 30, 2017
This was our first time here. What a great experience for the family. The accommodations were adequate for our family. Would not have expected more from a middle of nowhere place. The staff was VERY friendly and helpful. The beginner hill was very easy to learn on. And the rest of the runs were a decent enough challenge for the location. Would I recommend this place to anyone? Absolutely yes, without hesitation. Thank you to the staff at Holiday Mountain.

Mar 20, 2018
Lots of upgrades required. Inside is run down. The runs are fine. Lack of snow making and low accumulation this year had big impact. Food service needs some customer service training. Hopefully Lake Louise team can make an impact.

Feb 11, 2018
Great place if you don't go much, or if you ride all the time! Probably not your favourite spot if you only ride park, but they have a few features set up randomly here! Small hike if you want to get to the outer runs. There are a few spots to even cut through the trees! Also one of the only spots in Manitoba that actually has chairlifts if that's a plus

Mar 12, 2018
I have been snowboarding for over 10 years and Sunday March 11 at holiday mountain was easily the worst maintenance/conditions I have ever seen from a ski hill. It looked like they groomed about 1/4 of the hill and every feature in the "terrain park" looked like they haven't worked on any of them they installed them. The "tabletop" was unsafe and we saw countless people injure themselves on it throughout the day because it was not built properly and the man made snow was very fast which would be great if it had actually been groomed but instead was patchy and bumpy. When I mentioned the awful conditions of the table top to a worker checking that we had our over priced lift tickets she said "we have had a lot of schools here recently". Please maintain your hill properly if your going to charge almost 50 dollars for the day.

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