At The Brim

With key public health and health system indicators continuing to improve, Ontario is cautiously and gradually easing public health safety measures. As such, Brimacombe will continue to alter our policies and procedures as restrictions begin to ease. The following changes went into effect as of March 1, 2022: Proof of vaccination...

As we begin to see an ease on restrictions in Ontario, Brimacombe will continue to make decisions and adjustments to our services, programs, and facilities with the health and safety of our guests and employees in mind and in the best interest of our organization. MASK POLICY UPDATE Effective February 16, 2022, Brimacombe's Mask Policy wi...

Since the start of the pandemic, we continue to make decisions in the best interest of our organization and to protect our ability to offer our core services – skiing and snowboarding – to our Members, Season Passholders and guests. On January 31, Ontario will move into the first step of the most recent reopening plan. While indoor d...

Following provincial requirements, effective January 4, 2022, Brimacombe will require all guests ages 12 and older to present the Enhanced Vaccine Certificate with scannable QR code when entering Chalets. You can download your enhanced certificate with QR code by visiting covid19.ontariohealth.ca. Vaccine receipts without a QR code w...

2021-22 Brimacombe Health Guidelines The health and safety of our Members, Season Passholders, Guests and Employees is our top priority. Please review and practice the following guidelines to ensure you are protecting yourself and others. Please do not visit Brimacombe if you are feeling unwell or have been told to isolate by a Doctor, ...

While we hope to operate in a consistent manner for the entirety of the 2021-22 season, we know that the COVID-19 landscape is ever-changing and Brimacombe may be subject to new guidelines and restrictions at any time. Our policies and procedures will continue to be guided by the latest information from our Government and Public Health authorities ...

Posted: June 25, 2021 Updated: July 16, 2021 Due to a recent update in the Ontario Ministry of Health's COVID-19 Safety Guidelines for Day Camps, Brimacombe has been able to make the following changes to our Mask Policy for campers:   Masks must be worn by camp pa...

As you are now aware, on Tuesday, January 12, 2021, the Government of Ontario declared a second Provincial State of Emergency to address the COVID-19 Crisis. In addition to the provincial emergency, the province imposed a Stay-At-Home order that directly impacts the operations at Brimacombe, ski resorts across the province and countless other non-e...

As we reach the half way mark of the provincial shut down, I wanted to take a moment to reach out to our Members, Season Passholders, Lesson Participants, and Visitors to thank you for your continued support. Our Guest Services team has been hard at work contacting all lesson participants in our now can...

To our loyal and valued Brimacombe Members, Season Passholders, lesson participants, visitors and employees:   We are absolutely devastated to have to announce that the 2020-21 season at Brimacombe will be paused for 28 days starting December 26, in accordance with orders from the Ontario Government. Please note, Brimacombe will al...

While there are still many unknowns, we want you to know that Brimacombe is extensively planning for the winter season ahead. We are committed to providing a high quality, safety-focused experience for members, guests and staff. While it is difficult to know what will happen in 2 weeks, let alone 4 months from now, we are planning for a variety o...

*UPDATE: Due to an unexpected delay, Lesson Programs will not re-launch until Wednesday, September 9, 2020   This past February, Brimacombe launched the sales of 2020-21 Memberships, Season Passes and Multi-Week Lesson Programs. Since that time, a lot has changed. Our team has been closely monitoring and working with Public Health...

At Camp Brimacombe, the safety of our campers and employees is our first priority and we aim to create a program that we would send our own children to. Our team has been actively monitoring and following the guidance of our federal and provincial government, Public Health Agency of Canada and our Regional Public Health Officials and are working...

In light of this week’s announcement by the Ontario Government regarding summer camps, our Camp Brimacombe team has been working together to examine our entire program and will continue to do so in the upcoming weeks. At this time, while we are not cancelling our summer day camp program, we will be working with our regional Public Health offi...

We understand there’s a lot of uncertainty of what’s to come in the months ahead and it can be hard to make a commitment to anything. That being said, we want you to know that Brimacombe is still getting ready and planning for this summer and for the next ski and snowboard season, just like we do every year and we’re here to help ...

With a recent increase in trespassers on our property, we would like to make it very clear that Brimacombe is CLOSED. This closure not only includes our chalets and parking lots but ALL terrain located within the fenced area around Brimacombe.  Although it may be tempting to come and enjoy our property for your outdoor recreation, our t...

As a primarily outdoor attraction, with just under 70 skiable acres currently open, Brimacombe is very fortunate to have a very large footprint to provide our guests with outdoor space and a sport to remain active during this time. Skiing/Snowboarding is a sport that allows for proactive social distancing and we will be taking precautionary measure...

Brimacombe has been monitoring, and continues to, closely monitor developments pertaining to the COVID-19 Coronavirus.  The health and safety of our guests and employees is our top priority and we will continue to take all appropriate precautions to reduce the transmission of all communicable diseases, including COVID-19. As part of that co...