Ski Michigan – New Snow and Snowmaking – 2020 / 2021
Snowmaking at Michigan Ski and Snowboard Areas – Photos – 2020 / 2021
FROM Timber Ridge Ski Area --> Testing snowmaking system while we burn THE BIG FIRE!!! ... #timberridge #snowphotosTesting snowmaking system while we burn THE BIG FIRE!!!
FROM Cross Country Ski Headquarters --> So long good friend— until next winter☃️ .... Mount Snow is gone.... #crosscountry #xcheadquarters #snowphotosSo long good friend— until next winter☃️
Congratulations to our Mount Snow Contest winner @annsiegle for correctly guessing May 21st, 2021 as our final day with Mount Snow. Your prize will be mailed out Monday!
Also, a big ole thank you to the nearly 250 participants in this years contest!!!
FROM Cross Country Ski Headquarters --> Mount Snow Update: our final melt could be any day now!!! Crazy how much snow we have lost in just one week.
Who’s still in the running? ... #xcheadquarters #crosscountry #snowphotos
FROM Caberfae Peaks --> The last pile of snow from the winter hung in there on Lower Canyon until this week.
Only 6 more months until we fire up the snow machines once again. Until then, happy summer to all! ... #caberfaepeaks #snowphotos #caberfaepeakssnow
FROM Forbush Corner Cross-Country Skiing --> Spring came three weeks early this year and all that is left is this small patch of snow on home run hill. Normally, we would still have most of the loop intact at this time of year. We survived our lowest snowfall ever with only 70 inches this season, instead of our normal 140 inches. Now to move onto our next project of seeding the snowmaking loop with grass to create a better base with less dirt and rocks. We are also working on a re-route of quick dip to create safer trails for our beginner skiers and to avoid the first spot to burn out snow. There is also the possibility of a 1 km addition to our yellow snowshoe trail pending DNR approval.... #forbush #snowphotos #crosscountrySpring came three weeks early this year and all that is left is this small patch of snow on home run hill. Normally, we would still have most of the loop intact at this time of year. We survived our lowest snowfall ever with only 70 inches this season, instead of our normal 140 inches. Now to move onto our next project of seeding the snowmaking loop with grass to create a better base with less dirt and rocks. We are also working on a re-route of quick dip to create safer trails for our beginner skiers and to avoid the first spot to burn out snow. There is also the possibility of a 1 km addition to our yellow snowshoe trail pending DNR approval.
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Snowmaking at Michigan Ski Areas
Snowmaking at Crystal Mountain
Snowmaking at Crystal Mountain – Photos – 2020
Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction iconsSki Michigan Thursday April 1st, 2021 - 12:36 pm FROM Crystal Mountain --> Walking in the shoes of our snow removal team this morning! ❄️ ... #crystalmountain #snowphotos #crystalmountainsnowWalking in the shoes of our snow removal [...]
Caberfae Peaks Snowmaking
Snowmaking at Caberfae Peaks – Photos
December 1, 2020
The snowmakers were back at again last night grinding out another marginal night. Based on the current forecast, we will not be able to get enough snow made to open this weekend. Keep your fingers crossed… Winter will come. It always does! ❄️❄️❄️❄️
FROM @CaberfaePeaks –> The snowmakers were [...]
Snowmaking at Boyne Highlands
Snowmaking at Boyne Highlands – Photos – 2020 / 2021
December 8, 2020
Boyne Highlands Snow Report – 12/08
We’ll be opening for the 2020/21 winter season on Wednesday, December 16 at 9am to our season passholders, Ikon passholders, and resort lodging guests ONLY.
Daily lift tickets for the public will be available starting on Saturday, December 19, with [...]
Snowmaking at Boyne Mountain
Snowmaking at Boyne Mountain – Photos – 2020 / 2021
December 8, 2020
IT’S OFFICIAL: The 2020/21 winter season kicks off on Wednesday, December 16 at 9am! Access is limited to our season passholders, Ikon passholders, and resort lodging guests ONLY. We anticipate opening with two lifts and three runs, but stay tuned for more terrain updates [...]
Indianhead Mountain Snowmaking
Snowmaking at Indianhead Mountain – Photos – 2016
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December 17, 2015
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Nub’s Nob Ski Area – Snowmaking
Great Snow! It’s the single most important ingredient at a ski/snowboard resort and the #1 priority at Nub’s Nob. Without great snow, nothing else matters. While our natural snowfall average hovers around the 123” per year mark, artificial snowmaking is still the lifeblood of the area. Our experience, commitment and dedication to producing the finest [...]
Boyne Snowmaking: Making Winter When Mother Nature Fails
Sure, Mother Nature can make beautiful stuff.
She’ll wow you when you wake up to a lovely few inches of glittering flakes as rare and precious as diamonds. But Mother Nature is an unpredictable and sometimes temperamental creature. She’ll tease you and taunt you with a mid-October four inches of surprise powder that will urge you [...]
Snowmaking at The Homestead – February Cold Blast Means Great Ski Conditions
How many gallons of water does it take to cover all the runs at The Homestead with machine-made snow? What’s the perfect combination of conditions for snowmaking? We caught up with The Homestead’s master snowmaker, Steve Sanborn, for these answers and more. Read on.
When most people think of Northern Michigan in winter, they naturally think [...]