Resorts in the Upper Peninsula
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Big Powderhorn Mountain
Upper Peninsula » Bessemer, MI
Located in the western Upper Penninsula of Michigan, Big Powderhorn Mountain is ranked as one of the Top 5 Resorts in the Midwest. Combine an average of 17 plus feet of natural snowfall, a good mix of well maintained terrain...
Blackjack Ski Resort
Upper Peninsula » Bessemer, MI
Blackjack Ski Area is located in the western Upper Penninsula of Michigan in what is known by many as 'Big Snow Country.' This area boasts over 200" of annual snowfall and Blackjack is known for some of the most affordable...
Gladstone Sports Park
Upper Peninsula » Gladstone, MI
The Gladstone City Ski Hill is located off of M-35 on North Bluff Drive. Offering beginner and intermediate skiing, the hill also has three (3) tube runs, with a lift, and a snowboard terrain park with a 1/2 pipe. The Ski...
Indianhead Mountain Resort
Upper Peninsula » Wakefield, MI
Located just east of Bessemer in Michigan's Upper Peninsula with an annual snowfall of over 17 feet, Indianhead Mountain is a four-season resort destination.
Marquette Mountain Ski Area
Upper Peninsula » Marquette, MI
Located within the city limits of Marquette, on the shores on Lake Superior in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Marquette Mountain is one of the Upper Peninsula's best places to ski and snowboard at. Marquette Mountain offers up a...
Mont Ripley Ski Hill
Upper Peninsula » Hancock, MI
Located in Houghton in the Keweenaw Peninsula, Mont Ripley is owned and operated by Michigan Tech University.
Celebrating 75 years, Mont Ripley is Michigan's oldest ski hill. Averaging 250 inches of dry lake effect snow each...
Mount Bohemia
Upper Peninsula » Mohawk, MI
Located in the Keweenaw Peninsula of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Mount Bohemia is a true back country experience. Just as the sign states out front of Mount Bohemia, No Beginners Allowed.
Mt. Zion Recreational Complex
Upper Peninsula » Ironwood, MI
Located on the campus of Gogebic Community College, Mt. Zion is one of the oldest winter recreation complexes and is a test bed for the college's Ski Area Management Program that has received national recognition.
