Ski Packages in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
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By Christine Bude, published Jan 19, 2007
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The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is a beautiful forested area, that offers fantastic skiing in the Midwest. The average yearly snowfall is 17 feet of snow. The slopes are challenging and beautiful. The Upper Peninsula is located on the border of Wisconsin and Michigan. The drive from the Chicago area to the Upper Peninsula is about 375 miles, a days drive. from the city to the refreshing snow covered ski slopes. Of the ski mountains in the Upper Peninsula, Big Powderhorn Mountain is the most popular. Indianhead Mountain Resort, Blackjack Mountain, Whitecap Mountains are within the same vicinity. Big Powderhorn Lodging association has many different lodging options available, in a range of prices. Black River Lodge offers lodge accommodation, convenient to all the the area ski mountains.
Big Powderhorn Mountain
N11360 Powderhorn Road
Bessemer, Michigan 49911
800-932-4838
Ski enthusiasts looking for snow in this lean season, have come to right right place. The Northwoods Upper Peninsula of Michigan has received close to 100 inches on snow as of January 12, 2007. 27 of the 29 runs are open. Powderhorn combines 17 feet of average natural snowfall with incredible views of Upper Peninsula forests.
The charming Bavarian style village treats you like family. A winter getaway at Powderhorn is unforgettable. the Ski School offers lessons to new skiers and to skiers wanting to master a new technique. There are lessons for children and adults, Private and semi private lessons are available.
Lift tickets are sold on daily basis, with discounts for buying two or more consecutive days of skiing. Equipment rentals are available.
Big Powderhorn is located on the border of Wisconsin and Michigan, 300 miles from Milwaukee and 385 miles from Chicago.
Indianhead Mountain Resort
500 Indianhead Road
Wakefield, Michigan 49968
800-346-3426
Indianhead is 638 vertical feet with and annual snowfall of over 17 feet. Over 200 acres of mountain has over 28 wide open runs. There are 9 lifts and tows, including a Magic Carpet conveyor lift.
Ski Packages in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
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Takeaways
- Experience with snowy slopes of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
- The Northwoods of the Upper Peninsula are spectacular.
- Enjoy fabulous view of the Northwoods while skiing.
Did You Know?
The Upper Peninsula gets an average of 17 feet of snow a year.
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