Kiwissa Ski Hill
Is open for the season! Please check under Public Notices for unplanned closures or closures due to inclement weather.
Hours of Operation:
Saturdays and Sundays
12:00pm – 5:00pm
Watch for Night Skiing and Tubing
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 |
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