Mystery Mountain Winter Park






Thompson's Mystery Mountain is more like a very large hill compared to actual mountains. However, taken into context of the relatively flat Province of Manitoba, it very much is a mountain. There are a number of runs to fit a variety of levels and comfort, depending on your experience. They also have an area featuring rails and ramps for those who like to grab some air with their board. At the Chalet and Polar Lounge, you can rent equipment or kick back and enjoy a bubbly beverage of your choice. On our trip, they had a fire pit going outside, making it easier to grab a quick break without having to remove your equipment. A couple of notes to consider: this location only takes cash. This was a bit restrictive when it came to wanting to stay afterwards and unwind with a beverage. Also, unless you are going to explore all of the runs, expect your experience to be only a couple of hours versus the whole day. Staff are friendly and helpful which is a definite bonus.
It is always fun to visit this park every winter season. From Thompson, MB, it is only about 35-45 minutes drive depending on road conditions. It is a well maintained, family-friendly place where young and old can hang out and enjoy snow boarding, skiing, and sledding. They are able to rent out if you don't have the gears, or just wanting to try them out. There is also an available coach. There is a very warm lounge as well that everyone can rest and keep warm. It may be not as fancy nor challenging as ski hills in BC, but it sure is a good place to start training and have a great time!
As river valley ski hills go, this one is fantastic! It is volunteer run, by many dedicated individuals. Thompson gets a good accumulation of snowfall per annum. Boasting four surface lifts, there is terrain for everyone. If you find yourself in Thompson in the winter over the weekend, get out here.
Fun little hill. If you time the snow right, it can be a blast! There's very few people on the hill which is amazing. Upgrading from the T-bar to a chair would make a big difference here. It was $80 for a snowboard/boot rental and lift ticket for a day. Only open on the weekends.
Super place to practice before your big mountain adventure,safe and friendly atmosphere for kids to play and grow.
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