In-house, Outreach, and On-Line exhibits
Currently, the Museum’s public space features a chronological walk-through of Canadian involvement and accomplishment at the Olympic Winter Games from 1928, the first year Canadian competed in skiing events, to the 2006 Games in Torino, Italy. The small exhibit highlights Canadian skiers and snowboarders' performances at the Games, as well as displaying personal artifacts, the skis, boots, clothing, and pins worn by the athletes including Olympians W.B. Thompson, Lucile Wheeler, Anne Heggtveit, Kathy Kreiner, Steve Podborski, Laurie Graham, and Jeff Bean. Please visit the museum's exhibit space upstairs in the trailhead building at 1960 Scott St., Ottawa, Ontario and be sure to sign the guestbook.
Inside the Canadian Ski Museum, Ottawa, Ontario.
In addition to the in-house exhibit, the Canadian Ski Museum takes part in various outreach exhibits for community events, Heritage Day, ski shows, and ski club open houses, as examples. Please check our events page for more information.
Most recently, the museum has focused on creating more virtual content in order to showcase its vast artifact and photographic collections. Within this site you will find various exhibits featuring research, photographs and artifacts from the Museum’s collections.
To visit the Museum's online exhibits 'click' a link below:
• Alpine
• Anne Heggtveit's Golden Anniversary
• Canadian Ski Annuals / Canadian Ski Yearbooks
• Canadian Ski Marathon
• Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance
• Canadian Ski Patrol System
• Crazy Canucks
• Curiosities of Skiing
• Dominion Ski Championships / Canadian Championships
• Freestyle (Aerials, Ballet, Moguls)
• Jackrabbit
• Ski Jumping
• Snowboarding
• A Brief History of Skiing in Canada
• Olympic Ski/Snowboard Exhibit
• Origins of Skiing in the Ottawa area
• History of the Revelstoke Ski Club
• History of the Camrose Ski Club
• History of the Toronto Ski Club
• History of the Ottawa Ski Club
• History of the Penguin Ski Club
• History of the Red Birds Ski Club