Welcome to White Hills Resort, your premier destination for outdoor adventure and community connection in Clarenville, Newfoundland and Labrador. As a community-owned, not-for-profit resort, we’re proud to offer exceptional skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing experiences for all skill levels.
Our commitment goes beyond the slopes—White Hills is a hub for locals and visitors alike, fostering partnerships with local businesses, hosting vibrant events, and promoting active, family-friendly fun. Whether you're carving fresh powder, enjoying a près-ski with friends, or exploring our scenic trails, there’s something here for everyone.
Join us and discover why White Hills is more than just a resort—it’s a community.
White Hills Resort
100 White Hills Road Clarenville
Newfoundland and Labrador A5A 2B3
Toll free phone number: 1.877.466.4559
Local phone number: 1.709.466.4555
Information email: info@whitehillsresort.com
Employment email: skijobs@whitehillsresort.com
Please note that the resort is generally not staffed between mid-April and mid-November each year. Expect a delayed response to out-of-season phone or email messages.
White Hills Resort is one of only two ski and reason the island of Newfoundland and by far the closest ski and snowboard area to St. John’s, Paradise, Mt. Pearl, Bonavista, Marystown, and Gander. The resort access road leaves the Trans Canada Highway just to the west of Clarenville. From the highway it is only 6km to the slopes. Take it easy on the road to the resort, it is well maintained in winter but conditions can change rapidly.
Distances:
Bonavista 108km
Argentia (Nova Scotia Ferry) 138km
Gander 147km
Marystown 173km
St. John’s 185km
Fortune / St. Pierre and Miquelon (France Ferry) 234km
Corner Brook 502km
Port au Basques (Nova Scotia Ferry) 713km
Join the growing community of White Hills Resort supporters.
Please see our sponsor package options.
The best skiers and snowboarders (those who don't crash much) started with a lesson and probably still take them today. Sliding on a board is definitely more fun than floundering around in the snow.
