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BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 Welcome to summer at Blue Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster Endless fun, festivals and adventures! (All prices + tax) More Downhill Thrills Summer Fun for Everyone Ridge Runner takes riders on an exhilarating coaster experience Summer at Blue Mountain means a new season of sports, as it twists and turns down the mountain through varied terrain. challenges, races, rides, camps, , festivals, parties Riders control their own speed, and the open lets riders and much more. There’s adventure in store whatever your age. enjoy stunning views of Georgian Bay and the surrounding And for guests who like their adventures at a slower pace, Niagara Escarpment. Blue offers plenty of ways to relax and take in the astounding Pricing Day Visitor Lodging Guest beauty of Georgian Bay and the Niagara Escarpment. Adult Ticket More Thrills Driver or passenger At Blue Mountain, we are always looking for new ways to make 1 Ride $15 $10 this your best summer ever. This 2013 season brings adventure 2 Rides $24 $20 $36 $30 to new heights with the introduction of a course. 3 Rides 4 Rides $40 $40 Mountain bikers will also find more ways to explore the Additional tickets, $10 per ticket Escarpment, with two new downhill and a complete • Must be a minimum of 12 years old and 137 cm (54 in) tall rebuild of an old favourite — the challenging Haole . • Maximum weight capacity per cart: 150 kg (330 lbs) We look forward to seeing you this summer! • Must be a minimum of 16 years old to drive with a passenger in the cart Youth Ticket (Must ride with an adult) Per Ride $5 $5 wind rider triple zips • 3 to 11 years old and a minimum of 102 cm (40 in) tall (All prices + tax) Ready for the ride of your life? Blue’s new Wind Rider Triple Zips combines the thrill of flying with speed and beautiful Ridge Runner Hours of Operation views. Guests zoom from platform to platform, high above the Spring Friday to Sunday from May 17 to June 16 trees and up to 15 metres (50 ft) above the ground. New! 10 am – 8 pm What is Wind Rider Triple Zips: Summer 7 days a week from June 21 to September 2 Uphill track length: • Two triple zip lines with each of the zips spanning 400 ft 10 am – 8 pm 482 metres (1,581 ft) • Three parallel lines allow you and two friends to fly between platforms Fall Friday to Sunday from September 6 to October 14 simultaneously 10 am – 6 pm Downhill track length: • Zips begin at the base of Timber Challenge, descending the 1,085 metres (3,560 ft) Weather and conditions permitting. Light dependent. mountain through two zip sections and can reach speeds up to 50 km/h Height: 1 to 6 metres (3 to You must have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and knowledge to safely load, ride and unload the coaster. If in doubt, ask the attendant. 20 ft) off the ground Pricing Day Visitor Lodging Guest Note: Each rider is required to purchase a ticket (up to 2 riders per cart). Maximum vertical: Adult/Youth (10 or older) 133 metres (436 ft) 1 Ride $ 15 $10 Maximum speed: 2 Rides $24 $20 42 km/h (26 mph) 3 Rides $36 $30 “ Coast down the mountain 4 Rides $40 $40 Seating: Up to 2 Additional tickets, $10 per ticket Fun! at speeds up to 42 km/h” passengers per cart • Maximum weight: 125 kg (275 lbs) • Harness and helmet are provided • closed-toe and closed-back shoes required 7. Keep hands on both brake handles and arms and legs inside cart at all wind rider Hours of Operation (opening july 2013) Please Read — Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster times. Responsibility Code 8. Face direction of at all times. Never turn around, lie down, kneel or stand. Summer 7 days a week from July to September 2 THERE ARE ELEMENTS OF RISK 9. If ride stops you must remain in cart with your seatbelt fastened until ride 10 am – 8 pm THAT COMMON SENSE AND PERSONAL starts again or you are instructed otherwise by staff. WIND AWARENESS CAN HELP REDUCE. fall Friday to Sunday from September 6 to October 14 KNOW THE CODE — BE SAFETY CONSCIOUS. RIDER PLEASE ADHERE TO THE CODE LISTED BELOW am pm IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! TRIPLE ZIPS 10 – 5 AND SHARE WITH OTHERS THE RESPONSIBILITY Weather and conditions permitting. Light dependent. FOR A SAFE EXPERIENCE.

1. Observe and obey all posted signs and instructions from staff. Please Read — Assumption of Risks 2. Do not stop on track until finish area — except in case of emergency. The coaster involves many risks, dangers and hazards including but not limited 3. Seatbelt must be worn at all times. Removal of seatbelt may result in to: collision with other coaster users, including being struck from behind; failure serious injury or death. to keep limbs within a cart; failure to keep seatbelt buckled or other safety equip- 4. You must not use coaster if your ability is impaired through use of alcohol ment worn properly; the use of lifts; collision with natural or man-made objects or drugs. or with other persons, slipping, tripping, falling, including falling from heights; Please Read — Assumption of RiskS 5. You must control your speed keeping a safe distance behind the cart changing weather conditions; variation or changes in the terrain; malfunctioning The zip lines involve many risks, dangers and hazards including but not limited to: tripping, slipping and falling, including falling from heights; changing weather ahead.Tailgating is prohibited. If track is wet or icy you must increase equipment; negligence of other participants; and negligence on the part of Blue conditions; entanglement; strangulation; variation or changes in the terrain; impact or collision with trees, fences, equipment, or other natural or man-made objects; the distance between due to longer braking distance. Mountain Resorts Limited. collision with other participants, the failure to climb or belay safely; misuse of the equipment or facilities; condition of and hidden defects in the equipment; mechanical 6. People ahead of you have the right-of-way. It is your responsibility to failure; encounters with wildlife; the possibility of fatigue, straining, overexertion or pinching hazard; negligence of other participants; and negligence on the part avoid colliding with them. of Blue Mountain Resorts Limited. BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 03 Timber Challenge High Ropes Woodlot Low Ropes (All prices + tax) (All prices + tax)

Set your thrill meter to HIGH. Timber Challenge’s seven rope Nestled at the foot of Blue Mountain, Woodlot Low Ropes lifts courses feature suspension bridges, ladders, cargo nets, zip family and team-building fun to new heights. It is perfect for lines and much more — 75 aerial elements in all! Reaching 15.2 m first-time as well as more experienced climbers, with three (50 ft) above the forest floor, the Timber Challenge winds self-guided courses that feature 25 different aerial elements, through the canopy with awe-inspiring views and breathtaking including suspended logs, beams, ropes, cables, and cargo heights that add to this unique experience. Courses are geared nets. Guests remain attached to the cables at all times on a to three levels of difficulty: Green (beginners), Blue (intermediate), continuous belay. and Black (expert). Pricing Day Visitor Lodging Guest Pricing Day Visitor Lodging Guest Adult (12 or older) $29 $24 Adult (16 or older) $49 $39 Youth (6 to 11) $19 $14 • Must be 16 years of age or older and able to reach 1.8 m (6 ft) • Up to one hour of course access with feet flat on the ground • All youth must be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older • up to three hours of course access, including Ground School training at a maximum of four youth per adult • Maximum weight: 125 kg (275 lbs) • Maximum weight: 113 kg (250 lbs) • harness, helmet and gloves are provided • harness and helmet provided • closed-toe and closed-back shoes required • closed-toe and closed-back shoes required

Junior (10 to 15) $39 $29 Timber Challenge & Woodlot Hours of Operation • Must be 10 years of age or older with the ability to reach 1.5 m (5 ft) Spring Friday to Sunday from May 17 to June 16 for the Green courses and 1.8 m (6 ft) for the Blue courses with feet 10 am – 8 pm flat on the ground • Access to the Green and Blue courses only Summer 7 days a week from June 21 to September 2 • kids ages 10 to 11 must be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age 10 am – 8 pm or older at a maximum of two kids per adult fall Friday to Sunday from September 6 to October 14 • up to three hours of Green and Blue course access, including 10 am – 5 pm Ground School training Weather and conditions permitting. Light dependent. • Maximum weight: 125 kg (275 lbs) • harness, helmet and gloves are provided Add one ride on the Wind Rider Triple Zips for $10, with • closed-toe and closed-back shoes required the purchase of a Woodlot Low Ropes or Timber Challenge Weather and conditions permitting. Light dependent. High Ropes ticket.

TIMBER CHALLENGE HIGH ROPES AND WOODLOT LOW ROPES: Tickets available at the Activity Central Building. Mandatory basic instruction provided by trained Blue Mountain Resort staff prior to participation. One course in each level must be completed before advancing to more difficult levels. Participants must have sufficient physical dexterity and the ability to use the equipment properly. For safety, pregnant women and individuals who have undergone kidney transplants are prohibited from participating on any Ropes Course. Additional restrictions may apply.

“ Explore a combined 100 aerial Thrills! elements on two thrilling Ropes Courses”

Please Read — Assumption of RiskS The high and low ropes courses involve many risks, dangers and hazards including but not limited to: tripping, slipping and falling, including falling from heights; changing weather conditions; entanglement; strangulation; variation or changes in the terrain; impact or collision with trees, fences, equipment, or other natural or man-made objects; collision with other participants, the failure to climb or belay safely; misuse of the equipment or facilities; condition of and hidden defects in the equipment; mechanical failure; encounters with wildlife; the possibility of fatigue, straining, or overexertion; negligence of other participants; and negligence on the part of Blue Mountain Resorts Limited.

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Cascade Putting Course Mountaintop Segway Tours (All prices + tax) (All prices + tax)

Kids and adults can test their golfing skills at the Cascade Explore Blue Mountain’s vast wooded terrain with Mountaintop Putting Course. Cascade offers bunkers and water hazards Segway Tours. Enjoy this scenic off-road trek along the top just like a full-size course, but on a smaller scale. Situated of the Niagara Escarpment with your friends, family or group. at the base of the Niagara Escarpment, this 18-hole, par-67 A trained tour guide will show you the way as you operate putting course is landscaped with a limestone backdrop, your own two-wheeled Segway transportation device and waterfalls and inspiring features that highlight the beauty take in the exquisite views of Blue Mountain Village and of the natural surroundings and the panoramic views. Georgian Bay.

Pricing Day Visitor Lodging Guest Pricing Day Visitor Lodging Guest All Ages Adult (16 or older) $59 $49 1 Ticket $1 5 $10 2 Tickets $24 $20 • Participants must be 16 years of age or older to operate a Segway 3 Tickets $36 $30 transportation device 4 Tickets $40 $40 • Must weigh between 45-125 kg (100-275 lbs) Additional tickets, $10 per ticket • Closed-toe and closed-back shoes required

Cascade Putting Course Hours of Operation mountaintop segway tours Hours of Operation Spring 7 days a week from May 17 to June 16 Spring Friday to Sunday from May 17 to June 16 10 am – 8 pm 10 am – 8 pm Summer 7 days a week from June 21 to September 2 Summer 7 days a week from June 21 to September 2 10 am – 8 pm 10 am – 10 pm Fall 7 days a week from September 6 to October 14 Fall Friday to Sunday from September 6 to October 14 10 am – 5 pm 10 am – 6 pm Weather and conditions permitting. Weather and conditions permitting. Light dependent. Tickets available at the Activity Central Building. Mandatory basic instruction provided by trained staff prior to participation. NOTE: Height and other restrictions may apply. Weight restrictions are detailed above.

“ Guided tour takes you along a forest trail at the top of Zoom! the Niagara Escarpment”

Please Read — Assumption of RiskS Segway transportation device involves many risks, dangers and hazards including but not limited to: falling from or with the transporter; inability to control one’s speed and direction; changing weather conditions; variation or changes in the terrain, including rocks, holes, tree roots etc.; the use of lifts; impact or collision with trees, fences, or other natural or man-made objects on or adjacent to the transporter terrain; impact or collision with other transporters, cyclists, pedestrians, or motor vehicles; mechanical failure; becoming lost or separated from the guides or other participants; poison ivy; encounters with wildlife; negligence of other participants; and negligence on the part of Blue Mountain Resorts Limited.

06 Blue Mountain Summer 2013 BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 07 Plunge! Aquatic Centre Open-Air Gondola Inspired by the region’s cottage-style boathouses, Plunge! (All prices + tax) (Pedestrian access) provides endless hours of fun with an indoor-outdoor pool, an indoor water playground, hot tubs, rope swing, dock and Take a scenic ride to the top of the Escarpment. Located at the plungebluemountain.ca slides. For pricing information visit opening of the Village Events Plaza, the gondola is available for pedestrian and bike traffic and is suitable for all ages.*

Pricing Day Visitor Lodging Guest Private Beach Single Ride $7 $4 The perfect retreat for all our overnight guests is Blue Mountain’s • Riders must be at least 122 cm (4 ft) tall to ride alone private beach, just a 10-minute drive from the resort, on the • Infants and small children may ride with a parent/guardian only shores of beautiful Georgian Bay. Spend time relaxing, or take if secured in a chest-type baby harness or in a stroller advantage of rental equipment and free beach toys at the beach hut. BBQ food and beverages are available to purchase at the beach hut as well. A scheduled complimentary shuttle open-Air gondola Hours of Operation service is available. Spring Friday to Sunday from May 17 to June 16 10 am – 8 pm Summer 7 days a week from June 21 to September 2 10 am – 10 pm Fall Friday to Sunday from September 6 to October 14 A great way to start the day is with a trek along one of Blue 10 am – 6 pm Mountain’s four hiking trails. Trails range in difficulty, and Weather and conditions permitting. every trail rewards visitors with the gorgeous vistas and *It is recommended that pregnant women not ride the gondola. natural wonders of the Niagara Escarpment. The trails are Pets are not permitted on the gondola. located between South Base Lodge and Blue Mountain Inn. Access is free, and after an invigorating hike to the top of the Escarpment, you can enjoy a free gondola ride down. Wall (All prices + tax) Climbers of all ages can test their strength and agility as they scale our Climbing Wall, high above the Blue Mountain Village. The wall is fully supervised by trained Blue Mountain staff.

Pricing Day Visitor Lodging Guest Single Climb $7 $4 Two Climbs $9 $6 • Harnesses and helmets are provided • Closed-toe and closed-back shoes required

climbing wall Hours of Operation Spring Friday to Sunday from May 17 to June 16 10 am – 8 pm Summer 7 days a week from June 21 to September 2 10 am – 8 pm Fall Friday to Sunday from September 6 to October 14 10 am – 5 pm Weather and conditions permitting. Light dependent. Some restrictions may apply.

Perfect! “ Blue Mountain Resort has something to suit everyone”

08 Blue Mountain Summer 2013 BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 09 Monterra Golf Course Statistics (All prices + tax) Y ards P ar R ating Slo pE Designed by award-winning golf course architect Tom McBroom, Monterra Golf is a challenging course with five tee boxes, so Gold 6,581 72 71.9 142 players of every level and ability can join the game. With Blue 6,011 72 69.0 1 28 scenic vistas, a wide variety of hazards, a practice area, and White 5,139 72 65.5 114 state-of-the-art GPS in every cart, this public course keeps Ladies Blue 6,011 72 75.0 142 golfing fans coming back for more. Ladies White 5,139 72 69.8 121

2013 green fees regular twilight sunset* (Includes cart) Spring $69 $49 $39 Opening to May 16 / 7 days a week

Regular Season Midweek $69 $49 $39 May 21 to August 29 / Monday to Thursday

Regular Season Weekend $99 $59 $39 May 17 to September 2 / Friday to Sunday Weekend rate applies all day Sunday and Monday on statutory holidays during this period

Late Summer/Fall $69 $49 $39 September 3 to closing / 7 days a week *Juniors 17 and under play free at Sunset when accompanied by an adult (Ratio: 1 adult: 1 junior)

Rentals Clubs $26 Pull Cart FREE (Limited availability)

Hours of Operation Twilight Sunset

Opening to May 16 3 – 5 pm from 5 pm May 17 to September 2 4 – 6 pm from 6 pm September 3 to 15 3 – 5 pm from 5 pm September 16 to closing 2 – 4 pm from 4 pm

Reservation Policies Overnight resort guests may book tee-times when making their lodging reservations. Public may reserve 10 days in advance, and membership holders may reserve seven days in advance by phoning 877-445-0231.

“ Play one of Ontario’s most popular and challenging A Gem! resort golf course s”

10 Blue Mountain Summer 2013 BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 11 Bike and Equipment Rentals (All prices + tax) (All prices + tax)

Get out for a heart-pounding adrenaline rush or a leisurely No equipment? No problem! Blue Mountain offers a full fleet of scenic ride. The 2013 season brings much-anticipated upgrades comfort, trail and downhill rental bikes — protection and expansions to Blue Mountain’s biking trails. Developed in is also available. Located in the Activity Central Building, the partnership with Gravity Logic (builders and designers of the rental shop has a bike for riders of every age, size and skill level. Whistler Bike Park), two new trails and the rebuild of an old favourite will welcome riders this summer. Trail one, machine Bike Rentals 1 Hour 3 Hour full Day built with a green difficulty rating, is an excellent play - Trail/Comfort $15 $25 $40 ground for beginners. Trail two, for intermediate biking, is an Downhill/All Mountain N/A $64 $94 offshoot into low wood features. Haole Trail also received Tyke, Trail-a-Bike or Child’s Trailer $15 $25 $40 a complete facelift, with alignment changes and a series of Family $40 $60 $80 new natural and man-made features. So whether you’re just (2 adults, 2 children, $10 for each additional bike) starting out or have years of experience under your wheels, Blue Park is the place to ride this summer! Helmet and Armour Rentals Cross-Country Helmet $5 Mountain Bike Season Pass Full Face Helmet $10 $10 2013 Mountain Bike Passholders will receive a 15%* retail discount at Arm Guards $10 Lifted, Red Devil, Columbia and Columbia Kids! Leg Guards Chest and Back Protector $10 Starting May 1, 2013 $289** Upper-Body Protector $20 *Season Pass identification is required to redeem discounts. Some restrictions Armour Package* $39 apply. See store for details. *Includes full face helmet, arm and leg guards, chest and back protection and gloves **Season Pass valid for unlimited trail and lift access during all operating hours of the 2013 season, weather and conditions permitting. Parents or legal guardian of riders age 17 and under are required to complete a waiver on behalf of the A credit card is required to rent equipment. participant. Riders will also be asked to complete a skill assessment and view an orientation video prior to picking up their Season Pass. All riders are required to complete a waiver and a secondary freeride skill assessment to access Haole. Single-Day Trail Passes* “ A heart-pounding adrenaline Trail Pass only $6 rush or a leisurely scenic ride” Trail Pass and one lift access $12 Rush!

Downhill Day Pass and unlimited lift access $35 Rock i t, Don’t knock i t. *Prices do not include the mandatory, one-time Bike Park Pass fee of $10 WEAR A HELMET! Rock it, Don’t knock it. mountain biking Hours of Operation WEAR A HELMET! Spring Friday to Sunday from May 24 to June 16 ROCK IT, DON’T KNOCK IT. 10 am – 8 pm WEAR A HELMET! Summer 7 days a week from June 21 to September 2 10 am – 8 pm Rock it, Don’t knock it. ROCK IT, Fall Friday to Sunday from September 6 to October 14 Wear a helmet! DON’T KNOCK IT. 10 am – 5 pm WEAR A Weather and conditions permitting. Light dependent. All hours subject to change. ROcK IT, DON’T KNOcK IT. HELMET! WEAR A HELMET! ROCK IT, DON’T KNOCK IT. WEAR A HELMET! ROCK IT, DON’T KNOCK IT ROCK IT WEAR A HELMET! DON’T KNOCK IT WEAR A Please Read — Mountain Bike Responsibility Code 8. Parents or guardians are responsible for their children’s activities on Please Read — Assumption of Risks resort property. involves many risks, dangers and hazards including but not limited to: changing HELMET! THERE ARE ELEMENTS OF RISK 1. Always stay in control. You must be able to stop or avoid other people 9. To minimize erosion, stay on designated trails and do not cut weather conditions; mechanical failure of ; loss of balance; difficulty or inability to THAT COMMON SENSE AND PERSONAL or objects. switchbacks. control one’s speed and direction; variation or changes in the cycling terrain including holes, AWARENESS CAN HELP REDUCE. 2. Do not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible from above. 10. Keep off closed trails and closed areas. Observe and obey all posted depressions, loose gravel, rocks, mud, creeks, etc.; the use of lifts; impact or collision with lift 3. Be courteous to other trail users. Slow down when overtaking other riders. signs and markings. towers or other structures or objects used in connection with cycling; impact or collision with REGARDLESS OF HOW YOU DECIDE TO USE Pass only when it is safe — Hikers have the right of way on multi-use trails. 11. You must have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and knowledge to pedestrians, motor vehicles, other cyclists or racers, spectators or course officials; impact or THE BIKE TRAILS, ALWAYS SHOW COURTESY TO OTHERS. 4. When entering a trail or starting downhill, you must look uphill and yield safely load, ride and unload lifts. If in doubt, ask the lift attendant. collision with trees, tree stumps, forest deadfall, rocks, or other natural or man-made to other riders. 12. Familiarize yourself with the trail systems and select rides within your objects on or adjacent to the cycling terrain; collision with other natural or man-made PLEASE ADHERE TO THE CODE LISTED BELOW 5. Always wear a helmet when riding. ability level. When in doubt — WALK! features or falls from improper use of such features; encounters with wildlife; travel on AND SHARE WITH OTHERS THE RESPONSIBILITY 6. If you are involved in or witness a collision or accident, you must remain at highways and back-country roads; becoming lost or separated from the guides or instructors the scene and identify yourself to the Bike Patrol. FOR A SAFE OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE. KNOW THE CODE — BE SAFETY CONSCIOUS. or other course participants; negligence of other participants; and negligence on the part 7. You must not ride lifts or the terrain if your ability is impaired through use IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY! of Blue Mountain Resorts Limited. of drugs or alcohol.

12 Blue Mountain Summer 2013 BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 13 Bike Repairs A full-service repair shop is located in the Activity Central Mountain Biking Guided Experiences (All prices + tax) Building. Open Friday to Sunday from 10 am to 8 pm in the spring; from 10 am to 8 pm, in the summer; and from 10 am to 5 pm Friday to Sunday in the fall. Cross-Country Ride Age Requirements Guided Scenic Ride Riders under 10 years of age have access to cross-country trails with a trail pass only when accompanied by a parent or Enjoy breathtaking views of Georgian Bay and the surrounding guide. Riders 10 to 12 years of age have access to downhill and area during this one-hour tour along the top of the Escarpment. Includes guide fee, one-hour trail bike rental and single-ride cross-country trails with a trail pass only when accompanied by lift ticket. $25 an adult 25 years of age or older or with a guide and must have completed the General Rider Assessment. Riders 13 to 17 years Lesson times: 11 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm, 5 pm & 6 pm of age have access to downhill and cross-country trails with a trail pass and may ride on their own following completion of Guided Trail Ride (minimum two participants) the General Rider Assessment. All downhill riders 17 years of Designed for all skill levels, these two-hour group experiences will help age and under are required to wear a full face helmet and full you navigate our trail system and develop your biking skills. Includes armour (arms, legs, chest and back protection). guide fee, two-hour trail bike rental and single-ride lift ticket. Adult/Teen Ride (13 or older) $49 Youth Ride (12 and under) $39

Skill Assessment Lesson times: 11 am, 2 pm & 5 pm

General Rider Assessment downhill Ride Assessment covers basic braking, cornering and decision making on intermediate terrain. All riders 17 years of age and under must Introduction to Downhill Ride complete a General Rider Assessment in order to ride downhill trails. Ages All riders 17 years of age and under A group experience for riders who want to try . Cost Free After this lesson, riders will have a better understanding of how a down- Length No longer than one hour hill bike performs and will be able to better navigate our trails. Includes two-hour guide fee, three-hour and armour rental, trail We strongly recommend that all new downhill riders participate in a and lift access. lesson. Adult/Teen Ride (13 or older) $79

Secondary Freeride Skill Assessment Lesson times: 11 am, 2 pm & 5 pm

Assessment covers advanced braking, cornering, body positioning, three-Hour Upgrade decision making and air awareness on Haole. Riders can keep their rentals and lift ticket for an extra three hours Ages All riders wishing to access Haole following the Introduction to Downhill Ride. $45 Cost Free Length No longer than one hour Lift tickets and rentals are not included unless otherwise specified. Ask about our Private Lesson options! Please Note Valid ID will be required for proof of age. Prior to the first-time purchase or pickup of a lift ticket, Season Pass or rental, parents or legal guardians of riders age 17 and under are required to complete a waiver on behalf of the participant (in person or online). The online waiver can be found at bluemountain.ca/mtnbike. As our facilities continue to evolve, Blue Mountain, in collaboration with the biking community, is committed to minimizing risk and reducing injuries. Please review our policies carefully.

“ Two new trails and the rebuild of an old favourite have been added Ride! for riders this season”

14 Blue Mountain Summer 2013 BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 15 Mountain Bike Camps and Events (All prices + tax)

U10 Trail Riders (8 to 9) $199 Riders will work on consolidating the basic skills of cycling, in a safe and controlled environment. • 4 Saturdays or 4 Sundays starting July 6 or August 10 • 10 am – 3 pm

U12 Freeriders (10 to 11) $199 Riders will focus on refining their biking skills under the guidance of our experienced coaches. • 4 Saturdays or 4 Sundays starting July 6 or August 10 • 10 am – 3 pm

Cross Country 101 (18 or older) $99 This four-week program is the best way to get into the sport of mountain biking. Get introduced to the basic skills and techniques, and explore the various trails around Blue Mountain Resort. Put away the road bike for a few hours, and join us for a ride in the forest! • 4 Fridays starting July 5 or August 9 • 6 – 8 pm

PedalFest Bike Festival Activity Central July 12 to 14 Want more? Activity Central, located in the The Niagara Escarpment region is home to every type of bike enthusiast Village Plaza, is your one-stop shop for from downhill adrenaline junkies to road kilometre counters. PedalFest the region’s best activities. From is a weekend-long bike festival celebrating every aspect of biking and canoeing to — we have it all. showcasing all the amazing elements our region has to offer. Visit activitycentral.ca for details or call 705-443-5522. Tuesday Night Downhill Series at Blue July 16 to August 13 Take part in Blue Mountain’s weekly mountain bike series. Join us on Tuesday nights for an hour of fun racing, followed by après and prizes! Day Group Make the most of your group getaway. This season Blue Wade Simmons Camp (13 or older) Mountain offers an expanded lineup of attractions for July 27 to 28 groups of 20 or more. Once you’ve made it through all the activities at the resort, there’s a world of off-resort Don’t miss your chance to learn and ride with Rocky Mountain adventure awaiting you. Contact one of our representatives Team Riders Wade Simmons and Geoff Gulevich. Spaces are limited. for more information: 877-445-0231 ext. 6353. Centurion September 13 to 15 Centurion Cycling is one of North America’s most exciting bike adventures, featuring local riders alongside many top international competitors. Take part, or just come to watch the 40, 80 and 160 km (25, 50 and 100-mile) events.

Please Read Carefully — Notice to users of these Facilities Biking Exclusion Of Liability — Assumption of Risk — Jurisdiction. These Conditions Will Affect Your Legal Rights. “ Take part in an adventure As a condition of use of the resort facilities, the Facility User assumes all risk of personal injury, death or property loss resulting from any cause whatsoever including for but not limited to the risks, dangers and hazards of the alpine coaster, hiking trails, climbing wall, putting course, ropes courses and zip lines, Segway tours, mountain biking and all other recreational activities; tripping, slipping and falling, including falling from heights; changing weather conditions; variation or changes in the terrain; on or off the mountain” impact or collision with trees, fences, or other natural or man-made objects or with other participants, pedestrians, vehicles or equipment; misuse of the equipment or Everyone facilities; condition of and hidden defects in the equipment; mechanical failure; encounters with wildlife; the possibility of fatigue, straining, or overexertion; negligence of other participants; or negligence, breach of contract, or breach of statutory duty of care on the part of Blue Mountain Resorts Limited and Intrawest ULC and their affiliated corporations and partners and their respective directors, officers, employees, volunteers, agents, independent contractors, subcontractors, representatives, sponsors, successors and assigns (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Resort Operator”). The Facility User agrees that the Resort Operator shall not be liable for any such personal injury, death or property loss and releases the Resort Operator and waives all claims with respect thereto. The Facility User agrees that any litigation involving the Resort Operator will be brought within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of Ontario and any rights, duties and obligations as between the parties will be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Ontario.

Rates and dates were correct at the time of printing, and are subject to change THE RESORT OPERATOR’S LIABILITY IS EXCLUDED BY THESE CONDITIONS. without notice. Please visit BlueMountain.ca for the most up-to-date information PLEASE ADHERE TO THE RESPONSIBILITY CODE AND BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY IN ALL ACTIVITIES. and details. 16 Blue Mountain Summer 2013 BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 17 Kids at Blue Camps Active Tots Camps (18 months to 5 years old) (All prices + tax) (All prices per person + tax) Keep your kids active and engaged all summer long with our Plunge! Super Camp and Active Tots programs. New this This well-structured, activity-based, recreational child-care year, Plunge! Super Camp offers Leader in Training (LIT) program offers registration by the day or by the week. Your programs for youth ages 12 to 17. Active Tot will learn and play in a stimulating environment that features games, themed weeks, action-packed indoor and outdoor activities, and snacks. (4 to 17) Plunge! Super Camp • Available Monday to Friday, 9 am - 3 pm, from July 1 to Plunge! Super Camp offers an exciting and well-rounded August 30, excluding statutory holidays program all in one place. From mountain biking to water • Pre-registration is required as space is limited sports, from Woodlot Low Ropes to the Cascade Putting Course, to swimming lessons and more — the fun never Toddlers (18 to 31 months) stops. Campers will also work towards completion of one Full-day (Lunch included) $55 or more Lifesaving Society swimming programs: Learn to Swim, Swim to Survive, and Learn to Swim Awards. The camp Pre-School (32 months to 5 years) schedule is flexible, so you can register your child by the day or by the week. Full- day (Lunch included) $45

• Camp runs Monday to Friday, 9 am – 4 pm, from July 1 to August 30 Activities are subject to weather conditions. Programs, rates and dates • Pre-registration is required as space is limited are subject to change without notice.

NEW! Leader in Training Programs (12 to 17) An exciting new option for teens to learn essential skills and leadership abilities. Base Camp Base Camp + Red Cross Babysitting Base Camp + Bronze Medallion + Emergency First Aid Base Camp + bronze Cross + Standard First Aid Making “ Full-day camps and activities” Starting at $300 per week Friends! Junior (4 to 5) Junior programs follow a set schedule each week. Each day, campers will receive a 45-minute swimming lesson and one-hour supervised swim at Plunge! Aquatic Centre, plus a number of indoor and outdoor activities. Daily $55 Weekly $220

Intermediate (6 to 9) Pick your week and explore a new activity each day! Campers will swim each morning. During this time, they will receive a 45-minute swimming lesson and one-hour supervised swim at Plunge! Aquatic Centre. Outdoor activities take place in the afternoon. Daily $70 Weekly $300

Senior (10 to 14) Outdoor activities take place in the morning. Campers will swim every afternoon. During this time they will receive a 45-minute swimming lesson and one-hour supervised swim at Plunge! Aquatic Centre. Daily $70 Weekly $300

For more information on all Kids at Blue summer camps, visit bluemountain.ca/kids

18 Blue Mountain Summer 2013 BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 19 shopping guide dining guide Apparel: Apparel: Children Specialty Breakfast • Oliver & Bonacini • Royal Majesty Men & Women • Columbia Kids • Azul Jewelry • Oliver & Bonacini café Grill espresso Bar • Birch & Co. 705-443-5810 705-443-5838 café Grill 705-444-8680 bakery 705-446-1400 • Hatley Scoops • Brights Gallery 705-444-8680 • Royal Majesty 705-812-3476 • 705-444-0707 705-445-4999 • Royal Majesty espresso Bar • Starbucks Coffee bakery company 705-445-7100 • Crock A Doodle espresso Bar 705-812-3476 705-444-4553 • Columbia Sporting Goods Paint Your Own bakery sportswear Pottery Studio 705-812-3476 • Rusty’s at Blue • The Happy Valley • Boardsports Starbucks Coffee 705-445-2718 candy Co. 705-443-5802 705-445-7100 705-444-0888 • Lifted Envy Eyewear company • Sunset Grill 705-812-0743 • • Lifted • 705-444-4553 705-445-4880 • Village Market 705-443-5801 705-443-5801 705-445-3168 Monterra Golf Jack & Maddy – • Sunset Grill • The Pita Pit 705-444-0744 • • Monterra Golf • shop a Toy Store 705-445-4880 705-443-8814 shop The Pottery The Pottery Après & Nightlife 705-445-0231 705-445-0231 705-446-1689 • • Red Devil Sports L’Occitane en restaurant restaurant Avalanche at Blue • • Red Devil Sports • • Provence 705-443-5509 705-443-5509 705-443-5803 705-443-5803 705-444-8877 • Tara N’ Tula 705-446-9596 • Tholos • Copper Blues Bar 705-445-5052 • Village Memories Lunch & Dinner 705-443-8311 & Grill Gifts & Souvenirs • One Tooth Photo Art Studio • C&A Steak • Twist Martini & 705-446-2643 • Hatley Scoops activewear 705-293-3550 company Wine Lounge • Firehall Pizza Co. 705-444-0707 705-446-2627 705-444-8877 705-445-5000 705-444-0611 • Georgian Services • Copper Blues Bar • Wild Wing • Jozo’s Bar christmas Apparel: Women & Grill 705-443-8811 705-443-5508 705-444-0222 • Activity Central Echo Trends 705-446-2643 • Kaytoo Restaurant • • Jinjer 705-443-5522 • Firehall Pizza Co. Cravings & Bar 705-446-1496 705-445-5055 • Blue Mountain Tingle Lingerie Village 705-444-0611 • BeaverTails 705-445-4100 • • The Great • Jozo’s Bar 705-444-7676 • MJ Byrne’s & Luxuries canadian Gift association 705-443-5508 Hatley Scoops irish Pub 705-445-6768 company 705-444-7398 • Kaytoo Restaurant 705-446-9989 705-443-8028 • Guest Services • 705-444-0707 & Bar Mile High Poutine • Rusty’s at Blue • The Olde Stanton 705-445-0231 • 705-445-4100 705-445-2718 store • Village Market • Menchie’s Frozen Kikaku Sushi Bar Tholos 705-446-0373 705-444-0744 • yogurt • • Village Realty Inc. 705-293-7373 705-446-9866 705-443-8311 brokerage • Magnone’s Italian • Rocky Mountain • Twist Martini & kitchen Wine Lounge 705-445-0440 chocolate Factory 705-446-3595 705-445-1600 705-445-5000 • MJ Byrnes Irish Pub 705-446-9989

2013 June 15 July 26-28 August 3-5 August 16-18 September 28-29 November 1-3 Met Con Blue – Collingwood Fall Colours Touring Mountain Adventure Race Village Tall Ships Shri Fest Festivals July 5-7 Elvis Festival Celebration October 5 (yoga, music, art) & Events & Beach Party run Blue Mountain at Blue August 24-25 collinGwood ALL YEAR Schedule BBQ Championship Country Music & Apple Pie Trail & Jazz Rodeo Weekend October 12-14 June 21-23 on the Mountain Culinary September 13-15 Blue Mountains August 31-September 2 Apple Harvest Adventures May 18-20 at Blue Summer Sundown Centurion Salsa and Fireworks May Long Weekend at Blue Festival July 12-14 Festival Celebration September 7 Cycling June 29-July 1 PedalFest Canada Championship May 25 mountain music Canada Day July 20-21 September 21 Weekend August 10-11 British featuring LIGHTHOUSE FAMARAMA Wild Wonders Car Show Festival Weekend GSreatears Canadian Run

20 Blue Mountain Summer 2013 BlueMountain.ca 877-445-0231 21 Great summer Getaways blue mountain Experience the natural high of a Blue Mountain getaway. Outdoor adventures, What winter should be relaxing escapes and an entire village Welcome to Winter At Blue of entertainment, shopping and dining experiences to fill your days and nights. The most exciting winter adventures await at Blue Mountain, Ontario’s #1 four-season Packaging your getaway is the best way resort destination. Whether it’s your first visit or a routine pleasure, we proudly extend to get the most value from your stay at our warmest winter welcome to all our guests — individuals, couples, families and groups. Blue Mountain. Not only do you receive So book your winter getaway today! up to 25%* off your accommodation when you book two nights or more, but you get New Terrain the added bonus of discounted activities Coming 2013/14 Blue Mountain gets even larger with the opening of the Orchard area. and amenities as well! There are three easy This major expansion will add 6 new trails, a new high-speed, six-person chair and 64 ways to plan for your next getaway to acres of terrain — the largest expansion of an Ontario resort in recent memory. Blue Mountain. Best in Snow In Print Next winter season, head to Blue and enjoy the finest varied-terrain and snow- Check out full details about Blue Mountain boarding in the province. We offer unsurpassed snowmaking, consistent conditions, by picking up a copy of our Blue Mountain and lessons by our team of top ski and pros for all ages and ability levels. Magazine A nighttime run under the lights is simply unforgettable.

Online Activities All Day and Night Visit bluemountain.ca/stayandsave Of course, Blue Mountain is also famous for its many off-hill activities and attractions. By Phone Stay and play. You’ll find our wide range of lodging options truly accommodating. Our Travel and Leisure Representatives are happy to help at 877-445-0231

*25% discount is taken off the accommodation portion of the package from the second night onward. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers or discounts.

“ Blue Mountain gets even Big larger with Orchard Expansion News! for the 2013/14 season”

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