Kiwissa Ski Hill
The Kiwissa Ski Hill is now open for the 2019/2020 season!
Highlights
- 10 Challenging Runs
- 94 M Vertical Drop
- Ski and Snowboard Rentals
- Spectacular View of the Town
- Snow Making
| Trail Name | Length | Degree of Difficulty |
| Angel | 475 m | Most Difficult |
| Devil | 400 m | Most Difficult |
| Girl’s Run | 420 m | Most Difficult |
| Main | 380 m | More Difficult |
| Pine | 375 m | More Difficult |
| Glade | 480 m | Easiest |
| Centennial | 550 m | Easiest |
| Bunny | 800 m | Easiest |
| Practice Hill | 129 m | Easiest |
| The 614 | 1000 m | Easiest |
Safety and Risk Awareness
Please visit the Safety and Risk Awareness link below with Ontario Snow Resorts Association.
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