Birch View Chalet
The chalet's private hot tub bubbling on a wide wooden deck, screened by tall cedars
Blue Mountain Village at night, its lodges and trees lit up and reflected in the pond, with floodlit ski runs on the hill behind
A blazing orange sunset over Georgian Bay at Craigleith, with wildflowers in silhouette
Rolling hills in fall colour above the Beaver Valley, under the edge of the escarpment
A freshly groomed ski run curving down toward the deep blue of Georgian Bay
Gondola cabins above a green ski run, looking down over the Village, farmland and Georgian Bay
Fresh spring forest on the escarpment, with Collingwood and Georgian Bay in the distance

The Blue Mountains · Ontario, Canada

Slopes up the street. Lake down the road. Hot tub out back.

A five-bedroom ski chalet for up to 14 guests, a 15-minute walk from the Blue Mountain lifts and minutes from the beaches of Georgian Bay.

From about $50 per guest a night · fees included

Birch View Chalet5 bedrooms · Sleeps 14 · Private hot tub on the deck

Birch View ChaletYour private hot tub, steps from the dining room

Winter · 15 min walkBlue Mountain Village and the lit night runs

Summer · ≈10 min driveSunset over Georgian Bay at Craigleith

Fall · ≈35 min driveFall colour in the Beaver Valley

Winter · on the slopesGroomed runs above Georgian Bay

Summer · 15 min walkThe summer view from the Blue Mountain gondola

Spring · on the escarpmentSpring green above the bay

Birch View Chalet

Fourteen of you. Five bedrooms. A hot tub under the stars. Walk to the lifts, drive down to Georgian Bay, and end every day by the fire.

  • 14guests, as licensed
  • 5bedrooms on three levels
  • 7beds: 1 king, 6 queens
  • 3full bathrooms
  • 15minutes' walk to the lifts
  • 2hours from Toronto

The chalet

Built for the whole crew

A traditional ski chalet with room to spread out: a dining table that seats all 14, a kitchen stocked for big breakfasts, a stone fireplace, and a deck built around the private hot tub.

Bubbling hot tub on a wide wooden deck with a wicker sectional, screened by a wall of tall cedars under a blue sky
01The deck and your private hot tub
View down from a loft window to the hot tub on the deck, with the green ski hill beyond the cedars
02From the loft: the hot tub below, the ski hill beyond
Long wooden dining table set for a group, with the kitchen behind and snow outside the sliding doors
03Dinner for 14, with snow at the doors
Dining table for a big group beside sliding doors that open onto the deck and hot tub
04The dining room opens straight onto the deck
White kitchen with stainless appliances, an island with stools and a coffee corner by the windows
05A kitchen stocked for big breakfasts
Stacked-stone fireplace with a wooden mantel, lit, beside a wall-mounted TV
06The stone fireplace on the main floor
Loft living room under a peaked ceiling, with a big sectional, coffee table and tall windows
07The loft living room under the peak of the roof
A retro arcade cabinet and a TV in a corner of the loft
08A retro arcade for the kids, and everyone else
Bright bathroom with a corner jetted tub, a vanity and a glass shower
09A jetted tub in one of three full bathrooms
Wicker lounge seating and the hot tub on the deck at the back of the chalet
10Lounge seating on the deck, steps from the tub
The tall A-frame chalet with snow on the ground and evergreens around it
11The chalet after a fresh snowfall
Loft living room at night, a deep sofa beside tall windows with the lit ski runs of Blue Mountain glowing in the distance
The loft after dark, with the lit runs of Blue Mountain in the windows.

After the last run

Watch the slopes light up from the loft

On winter evenings the night-skiing runs glow through the loft windows. Sink into the sofa with a film on the extra-large TV, pull out a board game, or head down to the hot tub, which stays open all year.

  • Hot tubYear-round, set hours
  • Loft TVExtra-large, Netflix included
  • FireplaceMain floor

Bedrooms

Where everyone sleeps

Seven beds across three levels, so early risers and late sleepers can keep their distance. Two bedrooms, a full bathroom, the kitchen and the deck share the main floor.

Loft
  • Bedroom 1KingEnsuite bathroom
  • Living roomExtra-large TV, retro arcade, views of the mountain and the hot tub
Main floor
  • Bedroom 2Queen
  • Bedroom 3QueenQueen
  • Kitchen, dining & fireplaceFull bathroom, coffee corner, walkout to the deck, hot tub and BBQ
Ground floor
  • Bedroom 4QueenQueenPrivate full bathroom and a fireplace
  • Bedroom 5Queen
  • EntranceStraight in from the driveway, keypad lock

1 king + 6 queens · sleeps 14

Loft bedroom with a king bed in pale blue linens under a sloped ceiling
Bedroom 1 · Loft. King bed, ensuite.
Main-floor bedroom with a queen bed
Bedroom 2 · Main floor. Queen bed.
Main-floor bedroom with two queen beds in navy linens
Bedroom 3 · Main floor. Two queen beds.
Large ground-floor bedroom with two queen beds in teal linens and a stone fireplace
Bedroom 4 · Ground floor. Two queens, private bathroom, fireplace.
Ground-floor bedroom with a queen bed
Bedroom 5 · Ground floor. Queen bed.

Four seasons

There's no off-season here

Come for the skiing in winter, the water in summer and the colour in fall. Spring brings waterfalls and quiet trails.

Panorama of Blue Mountain Village under fresh snow, with lodges on both sides and a ski run rising behind

Powder days and night skiing

Blue Mountain's lifts are a 15-minute walk from the door, and the runs stay open under the lights after dark. Afterwards the Village glows, the hot tub is warm and the fire is lit.

  • Ski and snowboard at Blue Mountain, day and night
  • Snowshoe and Nordic trails at Scenic Caves
  • Outdoor Nordic baths at Scandinave Spa
  • Ice sculptures along the shore at Collingwood
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Skiers lining up at a chairlift on a snowy hill
First chair of the day
Shrubs encased in ice by the waves of Georgian Bay
Ice on the bay at Sunset Point, Collingwood
A snow-covered suspension bridge stretching over a winter forest
The suspension bridge at Scenic Caves
Eugenia Falls pouring over a limestone cliff into a gorge of fresh spring green

Waterfalls, fresh trails and spring snow

The ski season winds down on soft spring snow, then the escarpment turns green. Waterfalls run high, the trails are quiet and the patios start to open.

  • Eugenia Falls and the Beaver Valley (≈45 min)
  • Hiking the Bruce Trail along the escarpment
  • Cycling the Georgian Trail to Thornbury and Meaford
  • First patio days in the Village
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A gravel trail through fresh green trees with a view out over the valley
An escarpment trail in May
Spring runoff tumbling over rocks between green ferns
Spring runoff on the mountain
A long straight trail lined with new spring leaves
Collingwood's trails in May
A pink summer sunset over the Mill Pond, with the Village lodges and green ski hill mirrored in the water

Beaches, boats and long evenings

The hill turns green and the action moves to the water. Swim and paddle on Georgian Bay, ride the gondola for the view, then come home to the BBQ and the deck.

  • Georgian Bay beaches at Craigleith and Collingwood
  • Gondola rides and the Ridge Runner mountain coaster
  • Mountain biking and hiking on the escarpment
  • Water bikes on the Mill Pond in the Village
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Two riders on a red water bike on the Mill Pond, with green ski runs behind
Water bikes on the Mill Pond
Large white BLUE letters by the Mill Pond, with the Village and green ski runs behind
The Village and green runs in June
A green meadow sloping down to the blue of Georgian Bay near Collingwood
Meadows above the bay near Collingwood
Golden October trees standing in the shallows of Georgian Bay at Craigleith

Red maples and orchard country

From late September the escarpment turns red and gold. Drive the Beaver Valley, hike to the lookouts and stop at the orchards and cideries around Thornbury.

  • The Old Baldy lookout over the Beaver Valley (≈35 min)
  • Apple orchards and cideries around Thornbury
  • Bruce Trail hikes through the colour
  • Quiet shoreline walks at Craigleith
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A leaf-covered forest trail under yellow and orange maples
A Beaver Valley trail in October
A limestone cliff face of the escarpment rising out of autumn mist
Escarpment cliffs in the mist
Fallen maple leaves with raindrops on the forest floor
Maple leaves after the rain

Blue Mountain Village

The Village, fifteen minutes on foot

Restaurants, shops, patios and events around the Mill Pond, right at the foot of the slopes. It looks different every season.

A pedestrian street in Blue Mountain Village at dusk in January, shops lit up and the ski hill at the end of the street
WinterSnowy streets strung with lights, dinner after the last run, and the slopes glowing above.
Village lodges beside the pond in April, with the last patches of snow on the ski runs above
SpringThe last snow melts off the runs, the patios open and the Village is quiet and easy.
The Village plaza in August with people strolling, patio umbrellas and the green ski hill behind
SummerThe plaza fills up, the hill turns green and the Mill Pond is busy with water bikes.
Red water bikes on the Mill Pond in early October, in front of the Village under a blue sky
FallSunny October afternoons on the Mill Pond, while the colour comes to the escarpment.

Explore

The lake, the hills and everything between

Georgian Bay below, the escarpment above, and the slopes in between. Everything here is an easy trip from the chalet.

Georgian Bay sparkling in the sun, with a sandy point and the green escarpment rising behind
≈10 min drive

Georgian Bay

The big blue water below the mountain. Sandy beaches, sunsets and paddling at Craigleith and along the shore, with the escarpment rising behind you.

Skiers gathered at the base of a chairlift with snowy runs above
15 min walk

Blue Mountain

Ontario's largest ski resort in winter. Gondola, coaster and trails in summer.

A path through Blue Mountain Village lined with trees wrapped in purple and white lights
15 min walk

The Village

Restaurants, shops and events around the Mill Pond, lit up all winter.

A narrow mossy crevice between limestone walls at Scenic Caves
≈15 min drive

Scenic Caves

Caves, crevices and a suspension bridge along the top of the escarpment.

Georgian Bay waves rolling in at Thornbury harbour under a wide sky
≈15 min drive

Thornbury

A harbour town with orchards, cideries and waterfront walks.

View from the Old Baldy lookout across the forested Beaver Valley to distant ski hills
≈35 min drive

Old Baldy & the Beaver Valley

The classic lookout over a valley of farms and forest. Best in October.

Drive times are approximate and vary with season and traffic.

Included in your stay

What's here when you arrive

  • Private hot tub

    Open year-round, on set hours.

  • Stone fireplace

    In the main-floor living and dining area.

  • Full kitchen

    Stocked with cookware, coffee, tea and a drip coffee maker.

  • Table for 14

    Everyone eats together, no kids' table.

  • BBQ grill

    On the deck, weather and season permitting.

  • Extra-large TV

    In the loft, signed in to Netflix.

  • Arcade & board games

    A retro arcade cabinet in the loft, plus a stack of board games for snow days.

  • Wifi

    Throughout the house.

  • Free parking

    On the property.

  • Towels & linens

    Beds made up, one bath towel per guest.

  • Self check-in

    Keypad entry, arrive on your own schedule.

  • Scandinave Spa nearby

    A few minutes away. Book it directly with the spa.

Good to know

Before you book

  • 14 guests maximumThe licence covers 14 people, and occupancy can't go over it.
  • No parties or eventsCommercial functions and party houses aren't permitted.
  • A quiet streetThe Town's noise by-law applies around the clock. A first offence carries a $615 fine.
  • Parking and garbagePlease follow the parking plan, and put waste out only on collection day.
  • An open backyardThe yard is private, but there's no fence between neighbouring houses.
  • Countryside livingAn insect may find its way in now and then, despite regular cleaning.
  • Things outside our controlUtilities, internet, snow conditions and ski-hill opening dates can't be guaranteed.
  • Check-in and checkoutSelf check-in with a keypad after 4:00 PM. Checkout by 11:00 AM.
  • Pets welcomeWell-behaved pets can come too. Just let us know when you book.
  • CancellationAirbnb bookings: full refund up to 30 days before arrival, partial refund up to 7 days before. Booking direct? Ask us.

Guest reviews

Loved for the welcome

Hospitality is what guests mention most in their reviews, followed by how clean the chalet is.

Our stay at this ski chalet was nothing short of exceptional. … The chalet itself was spotless, beautifully maintained, and thoughtfully stocked with everything we needed for a cozy winter escape. … We were just minutes from the lifts at Blue Mountain, making it incredibly convenient to head out for skiing in the morning and return for a relaxing evening by the fire.
★★★★★Thu Huong HannaRichmond Hill, Canada · March 2026 · Stayed one night
★★★★★
Lovely place for a big group of girls. Lots of room and beds as well as great dining space and living space where we all gathered comfortably. The host was quick to respond to any questions we had. It was a convenient and quick 3 min drive or 15 min walk to the village while being distant enough for privacy. We had a great experience and would definitely recommend this place.
JoelleWindsor, Canada · April 2026 · Group trip
★★★★★
We had an amazing 2-night stay at this cottage in Blue Mountain! The property was clean, comfortable, and exactly as described. … the location was perfect—close to Blue Mountain Village, hiking trails, restaurants, and local attractions. … We would definitely stay here again!
KhushvinderJune 2026 · Group trip
★★★★★
This place was perfectly located. It was private, the amenities were as described, and the hottub was awesome!
AndrewToronto, Canada · September 2026
★★★★★
Our group of 12 enjoyed the cottage … the hottub and the patio deck was so beautiful in the mornings, the rooms were amazing and the kitchen! It accommodated everyone so nicely! Great hosts!
TaliaRichmond Hill, Canada · May 2026 · Group trip
★★★★★
We had a great stay at the chalet! It was clean, spacious, and super comfortable for our group—perfect for a family getaway. … Overall, everything went smoothly and we really enjoyed our time. Would definitely stay here again!
MustafaToronto, Canada · April 2026 · Stayed with kids
★★★★★
Had a great stay! The place was clean, comfortable, and exactly as described. The host was friendly, responsive, and made everything easy from check-in to check-out. Would definitely recommend this Airbnb and would be happy to stay here again!
PrinceToronto, Canada · July 2026 · Group trip

Reviews from Airbnb guests, quoted as written. “…” marks a shortened passage.

83%of guests gave five stars, across 30 stays on Airbnb
4.9/5for check-in
4.8/5for communication
4.8/5for location

Mentioned most

  • Hospitality 19
  • Cleanliness 15
  • Location 11
  • Comfort 11
  • Hot tub 8
  • Indoor spaces 8
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