What is the nearest place to Toronto to ski in September?

We are planning a trip to Toronto in September and we would like to ski. I read about Glen Eden and Blue Mountain but I'm not sure if they are operating in September. I read about Whistler too, but I was wondering if there is anything else closer.What is the nearest place to Toronto to ski in September?
You won't find any GOOD skiing anywhere in Canada in sept. Whistler is on the other side of the planet from Toronto. Toronto could be more than +30C outside. We don't get snow in most of Canada until Nov and thats if we are lucky. May I suggest doing something that you would do in summer, just a question, where are you coming from? Can I guess you are American.
Toronto, and Ontario generally, can be quite warm, even hot, in September. I don't think there's anywhere in Canada you can ski in September. Maybe there's some snow in the Arctic by then, but most areas are still pretty warm. Whistler doesn't usually open until some time in November. There's snow on the higher mountains in BC then but they don't have ski hills.What is the nearest place to Toronto to ski in September?
You will not find any skiing anywhere around Toronto (Blue Mountain - which is not really that near Toronto - or otherwise) in September. In the fall, Toronto and area still has temps in the 70s and even 80s sometimes, and Toronto and all the surrounding area is very flat. The "Collingwood" area of Ontario has skiing, but I would say probably into at least November. Whistler is in B.C., thousands of miles away.

In Quebec, Mt. Tremblant, etc., you may find skiing, but not as early as September.
Ooh. Skiing is pretty unlikely in September near Toronto. There aren't any REAL mountains (just "ski hills"), and September is warm, so there isn't any snow!



Glen Eden is close, but in September there is still swimming. No snow! Same with Blue Mountain.



Apparently Whistler has glacier skiing, but it is ridiculously far from Toronto (like a 3-4 hour PLANE ride. And an expensive one too!). I can't think of anywhere in Ontario where you would be able to ski in September.
I just spent 10 years living in the Blue Mountain area which is about 2 hours north of Toronto. I'm 100% certain that you will not find any skiing in any place in Ontario in September. In September I was still wearing short sleeves and shorts. For the most part there was not any decent skiing, even at Blue Mountain, till mid to late November in the best of years.
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no where near toronto will have snow in sept,

it gets very hot there at that time of year
try blue mountain.... but sept in bet u wouldnt find any snow out there..

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