On December 21, 2020, the Town of The Blue Mountains organized an impromptu holiday parade throughout the community. A very special guest was in attendance! 

Enjoy and experience The Blue Mountains from the comfort of your home! Please stay home, and stay safe. We can't wait to see you again.

Welcome back to The Blue Mountains! Community safety measures have been implemented throughout the community to keep everyone safe. 

Get outside and enjoy the many beaches and parks throughout The Blue Mountains. Safety measures and protocols have been put in place to help keep everyone safe.

Local businesses need your support now more than ever. Many Town of The Blue Mountains businesses have modified their operation to serve you while maintaining physical/social distancing standards and health protocols.

As a community, we are stronger together. That's why shopping local and supporting local businesses is more important than ever. View the business directory to see what businesses are open. 

Minister Lisa MacLeod visited The Blue Mountains and toured Thornbury Village Cider & Brew House, Scenic Caves Nature Adventures, The Art Bank Collective, Matilda Swanson Gallery, Scandinave Spa Blue Mountain and Blue Mountain Village. Your local tourism operators and businesses need your support.

The Blue Mountains is home to a vibrant arts and culture scene with quaint shops, unique galleries, gourmet restaurants and cozy cafes lining the streets. Their doors may be closed for now but they can’t wait to re-open and to see you again

Dining in the Blue Mountains is an experience that you won’t forget. For a small town, it has a big culinary scene. Each restaurant offers rich and versatile flavours, created by talented chefs, using locally grown and sourced ingredients that will leave you wanting more.

The Thornbury Dam was originally built in 1855 to support the nearby flour, wool and barely mills.

A historical perspective on the ski industry in the Blue Mountains, Ontario. The Ski Industry Video Courtesy of the Craigleith Heritage Depot.

A 360 documentary film, exploring the tragic story and shipwreck of the MARY WARD, in Craigleith Canada. 2018. Mary Ward 360 Experience Video Courtesy of the Craigleith Heritage Depot.

The Town of Blue Mountains is in the heart of apple country and the fruit has been central to our identity and economy for over a century. Learn more about the history and its significance in our community. The Apple Industry Video Courtesy of the Craigleith Heritage Depot.

This short film introduces the thousands of years of human history in the Blue Mountains. Indigenous History Video Courtesy of the Craigleith Heritage Depot.

About the award-winning REEL History films. Video Courtesy of the Craigleith Heritage Depot.

Stay safe. Stay home. We look forward to coming together and welcoming you back when the time is right. Dream Today, Visit Later

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A 360 documentary film that explores the Pathway to the Village of the Souls, as told through the experiences of Chief English of the Wyandot Nation of Kansas and Elder, Strong White Buffalo Woman. Pathway 360 Experience Video Courtesy of the Craigleith Heritage Depot.

When the time is right we look forward to welcoming you back to Blue Mountain Village. Check our Instagram @BlueMtnVillage for Live & Social events like Après at Home concerts, Animal Education, Magic Shows and many more over the coming months.

Enjoy a 360 scenic bike ride of The Blue Mountains from the comfort of your home with local cyclist Bill Abbotts.