Kiwissa Ski Hill is currently closed for the off‑season. Opening day for the 2026/2027 season will be announced when snow conditions allow.
Kiwissa Ski Hill
Welcome to Kiwissa Ski Hill
Kiwissa isn’t just a ski hill — it’s a winter tradition. It’s where our community gathers, learns, laughs, and thrives through the coldest months of the year.
Whether you’re carving down one of our 11 runs or spending the afternoon on the sliding hill with a toboggan, Kiwissa offers something for every age and skill level. Warm up afterward in the trailer or by the fire pit with a hot chocolate in hand.
Stay & Play Discount
Visitors staying at participating Manitouwadge motels or B&Bs receive 30% off lift fees. Ask your accommodation host for a Stay & Play Discount Certificate to redeem the offer.
2025/2026 Rates
Ski & Snowboard Rentals
Rental equipment is available through the Kiwissa Ski Club. For current rental availability, pricing, and updates, visit the Kiwissa Ski Club Facebook page.
Hill Highlights
- 11 Challenging Runs
- Practice Hill
- 94 M Vertical Drop
- Ski and Snowboard Rentals
- Spectacular View of the Town
- Snow Making
- Terrain Park
Safety and Risk Awareness
Please visit the Safety and Risk Awareness link below with Ontario Snow Resorts Association.
Ontario Snow Resorts Association Safety and Risk Awareness
How Kiwissa Got Its Name
“In the fall of 1956, at one of their first meetings, with 12 members in attendance, they came to a deadlock as to what should be the name chosen for the ski hill. There were 6 votes for “Manitouwadge Ski Club” and 6 votes for “Kiwissa Ski Club.” The latter name honouring a local Ojibway trapping family was chosen. They didn’t record how the tie was broken, but “Kiwissa Ski Club” was accepted unanimously as the new name.” -Taken from: Manitouwadge Cave of the Great Spirit. Author: Pauline Dean
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