Discover Blue Mountain

We are often asked what makes Scandinave Spa Blue Mountain in Ontario different from other spas across Canada. First, the spa is nestled within a 25-acre parcel of natural hardwood forest with expansive views of the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve Niagara Escarpment. Second, our iconic location, in the premier four-season region of Collingwood, South Georgian Bay, means Guests can experience outdoor adventure and relaxation every day of the year.

In the warmer months, re-engage your spirit amongst the trees on our self-guided, certified Forest Bathing Trail. In autumn, marvel at vibrant fall foliage blazing along the Escarpment as far as the eye can see. In winter, après a little differently with a steamy soak, while skiers carve down the slopes of Blue Mountain Resort under night lights.

This is a place rooted in nature that invites you to explore and inspires you to connect. From adventure to artisanal, wander through Collingwood’s vibrant village and indulge in locally owned and regionally-inspired shopping and dining experiences. Not matter the season in Blue Mountain, soak up the experience and then sink into relaxation with Scandinave Spa.

Visit any season of the year and you’ll be welcomed like family, swept up by the unique energy of the destination and inspired to discover new adventures and experiences. Blue Mountain is Ontario’s only four-season mountain village resort.

No matter how you decide to spend your time in The Blue Mountains, when you find yourself in this unique region, breathing in the wild air, you will realize there is so much to discover around South Georgian Bay. Make sure you take time to explore the charming towns of Collingwood, Thornbury, Meaford and Creemore where you can discover vibrant eateries and patios, fabulous shopping and art galleries, and hotels to fit every budget. Winter adventures abound day or night at Scenic Caves and Blue Mountain Resort. In the warmer months visit Wasaga Beach, home of the longest freshwater beach in the world. Hike the escarpment trails or cycle the rolling hills of Grey County.

For more information about what to see and do in the area, visit Discover BruceGreySimcoe