Glen Eden Ski & Snowboard Centre Trail

Experience the Niagara Escarpment on our 12 slopes, terrain park and snow tube chutes! Glen Eden offers great snow sports south of the 401; only 30 minutes from Mississauga, Hamilton and Guelph! It's a short drive to a cool place to experience winter in the Golden Horseshoe!

With 12 groomed runs and 5 lifts, including the Shuttle Carpet lift (ideal for beginners), 1 triple chairlift and 2 quad chairlifts, we can get you to the top quickly! From beginner to expert, from skier to boarder to snow tuber - we offer skiing, boarding and snow tubing fun! Glen Eden is owned and operated by Conservation Halton, the environmental agency that protects natural areas of the watershed. Visit our website to learn about Conservation Halton's other great natural parks.

Directions: From Toronto - Take Hwy. 401 west to Hwy. 25 (Exit 320) north to No. 5 Sideroad. - West on to No. 5 Sideroad to Tremaine Rd. - South on Tremaine Rd. to Kelso Rd. - West on Kelso Rd. to Glen Eden.

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