It's always a snow day in Bruce Grey Simcoe. There is no "off-season" in this shimmering world of frost, snow and ice. The best downhill in Ontario, plus frozen lakes, woodland trails and endless miles of untouched back-country to explore. And those sunsets! Nobody does Winter the way we do.

Indoors, the adventure continues, with shops, museums and galleries galore. For R&R, you'll enjoy our pubs, clubs and (of course) hot tubs. Not to mention, the liveliest "après" this side of the Rockies.

Whether you crave the ultimate snow-packed weekend or a laid-back winterlude, your perfect getaway is waiting, right here in Bruce Grey Simcoe. So pack up your parka and set your GPS for BGS.

The frostier the weather, the more you'll appreciate the warm welcome waiting at our renowned resorts and friendly country inns. With a wide range of outdoor activities and indoor amenities (hot stone massage, anyone?) to choose from, you'll experience the best that winter has to offer. Book your family getaway or couples package now.

If pipes, jumps and snow-covered slopes set your pulse racing, you've come to the right place. Boasting Ontario's best mountains and plenty of fluffy, lake-effect snow, Bruce Grey Simcoe has parks, hills and trails to beguile the novice, the expert and everyone in between. The views alone will keep you coming back for more.

There is always something exciting going on in Bruce Grey Simcoe, from maple syrup festivals, antique shows and seasonal cultural events to the Ontario Winter Games. Mark your calendar.

Snowshoeing, snowmobiling. cross-country skiing. Skating, ice-fishing, ice-sailing. Hiking, dogsledding or dashing through the snow on an old-fashioned sleigh. With so many acres of rolling countryside to roam, you'll run out of winter long before you run out of ways to enjoy it.

Long winter nights are perfect for lingering over a glass of wine with a sumptuous five-course meal, or your favourite comfort food. Catch a dinner-show or cozy up by the hearth for an evening of live music – jazz, blues, folk or funk, Bruce Grey Simcoe rocks them all.