Listed below is Wisconsin's most comprehensive ski resort guide with 29 ski resorts. The highest point in Wisconsin is Timms Hill 1,951 ft high and the lowest point is Lake Michigan 579 ft high. The climate of Wisconsin is known for a wet season falling in spring and summer, bringing with it almost two-thirds of yearly precipitation with cold snowy winters.
Alpine Valley Resort offers 20 slopes, that range from beginner to expert, with 388 vertical feet - the largest in southern Wisconsin. These runs are serviced by 8 chairlifts (2 Poma detachable quads) and 4 rope tows, that combined can move 15,000 skier per hour up the slopes.
Ausblick is known as the midwest's finest membership ski club. Ausblick Ski Club's purpose is to provide its members with the finest ski facility in the area at a reasonable cost and without congestion.
Ausblick strives to provide well-groomed conditions for the varied abilities and interests of its members. Ski instruction, racing and freestyle, and snowboard programs are offered to help members improve their skiing capabilities. Ausblick ski patrollers are part of the National Ski Patrol System.
Badlands Sno-Park's family oriented environment encourages you to pack up the kids and come for the day. Experience the 388 foot vertical drop over 21 trails.
Bruce Mound was established by the Half Moon Ski Club. Bruce Mound prides itself in being one of Wisconsin's great attractions with premium skiing conditions in a winter wonderland. The slopes are lighted for fantastic night adventures and state of the art snowmaking & grooming capabilities make every day like a fresh snowfall.
The Camp 10 Ski Area was originally built by volunteers from the Rhinelander and Tomahawk communities in the beautiful Wisconsin River valley. The site was selected because of its high bluffs and direct north face orientation. The view from the top of the bluffs is unique in presenting an almost all wilderness scene to the visitor.
Cascadded Mountain is located in the Baraboo Bluff region of south-central Wisconsin, Cascade's north-facing slopes offer real skiing variety. Some of their trails, like the Mogul Monster, are steep and challenging to any skier, while trails like Adele's Alley are over a mile long and fun for beginners and cruisers. Getting to the top of the mountain is fast and easy with ten lifts, including the high-speed Mountain Express quad chairlift.
Set in the Blue Hills of Northern Wisconsin. Quaint, small and fun for the whole family Christie Mountain offers Midwesterners a unique taste of ambiance, service and down rite great snow!
Christie Mountain allows snowboarding, skiing and snowtubing. The two terrain parks are designed to offer the novice to the advanced an experience they will enjoy. Twenty one trails range from the beginner area to black diamond cliff jumps. They offer ski rentals, snowboard rentals and snowtubes. After a day with the kids on the slopes you can sit back at night and enjoy a burger and drink from the bar, while the kids play under the lights. Night skiing is available Wednesday through Saturday, with great specials during the week.
Christmas Mountain Village, Wisconsin Dells' ski resort is just two hours from Milwaukee and one from Madison. Guests of this resort enjoy pristine groomed hill for downhill and cross country skiing in the winter and one of the Dells' best 27-hole championship golf courses. Offering some of Wisconsin Dells most spacious accommodations, choose from one and two bedroom villas to grand three bedroom townhouses. Rustic log cabins and timbers spaced throughout this expansive resort, give vacationers their own private spot in the woods.
Crystal Ridge is located on the northern slopes of the Root River Valley, Crystal Ridge offer 110 acres of winter fun. Crystal Ridge Ski Area offers a state-of-the-art snowmaking system covering 100% of the mountain. Its close proximity to Downtown Milwaukee cuts down on traveling time.
Devil's Head Resort is a Ski and Golf Resort which is located in the Baraboo Hills south of Wisconsin Dells just 45 minutes north of Madison, Wisconsin offers Skiing, Snowboarding, Golfing, and more! Ski Wisconsin at Devil's Head Resort! Or Golf Wisconsin at Devil's Head Resort! You haven't skied, snowboarded, or golfed until you've Skied, Snow boarded, and Golfed at Devil's Head!
Granite Peak is located on a ancient mountain rising 700 feet above the Wisconsin plateau, collecting more than its share of natural snow. Granite Peak’s north-facing location fosters early snowfalls and late season snow. Now, thanks to Mid-America’s more powerful and sophisticated snowmaking system, we can better Nature’s best and offer plentiful snow and great skiing from mid-November through mid-April.
Heiliger Huegel Ski Club is conveniently located 30-minutes northwest of Milwaukee on Hwy 167, seven miles west of Hwy 45 near the Holy Hill church. The club is open to members only, although members do have limited guest privileges. Members operate the chairlift once a year and asked to help with hill maintenance projects in the Fall. This fosters a spirit of camaraderie and cooperation among members and encourages members to be more involved in club activities. Holy Hill has a stable membership and many members have been in the club for many years.
Hidden Valley area has an average ratio of expert and advanced runs, and an average ratio of intermediate and beginner runs. Hidden Valley is a friendly place with a friendly staff. Hidden Valley has a low variety of runs and quite few lifts. You'll meet a lot of skiers from Manitowoc here. No matter if you're skiing or snowboarding this is an area with plenty of places for that.
The downhill ski area, known as Kettlebowl, is located in the Kettlebowl forest unit in Section 8; T32N-R13E of Langlade Township. The Committee will budget small amounts of money annually to improve the slopes. A contract with the Langlade County local ski club, which is renewable every five years, is entered into to administer the ski hill and facilities. Cross-country skiing adjacent to the ski hill is developed by the county and maintained by the ski club.
Little Switzerland hasa 200 foot vertical drop with 15 slopes and trails serivced by 5 chair lifts and 2 rope tows. Little Switzerland offers night skiing, ski and snowboard rental. There is a lodge with a bavarian bar room, snack bar and kitchen service.
Since 1959, Mt. La Crosse has offered some of the most interesting skiing and snowboarding terrain in the Midwest. The chalet offers food service, a complete ski shop, rental and repair shop, and a bar, all close to the slopes
Grand Geneva overlooks 1,300 rolling acres of lush Wisconsin countryside with becoming one of Wisconsin's premier skiing destinations. Grand Geneva also has 36 holes of championship golf, relaxing spa services at Well Spa, as well as hiking, horseback riding and more. Ristoranté Brissago and Geneva ChopHouse offer creative culinary experiences and award-winning service.
Powers Bluff isa awinter sports park who's activitees include downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, and tubing. A two-story stone shelter building serves as a warming house, in which a concession operates during the hours the park is open for recreation and may be reserved during the summer and winter season.
Three trails are available for downhill skiing with a vertical drop is 250 feet, the terrain is ideal for beginners and also for snowboarders.
Whitecap Mountain is Wisconsin's largest ski resort. Take a shuss down into the land of the Grindelwald or dance playfully over the bumps of Kilimanjaro. SKI Magazine reports "...among the Midwest ski resorts the Whitecap terrain and trail system is most like the mountains." Whitecap Mountains has three mountain peak in one ski resort served by 6 chairlifts with terrain for skiers of all ability levels, and disk golf in the summer.
Skyline ski area has the steepest slope in the state (47%), race, glide or snowplow over, across and down Skyline's dramatic 335 ft. vertical drop on 11 scenic runs. Skyline offers dining and relaxation in the chalet. Open year-round, Skyline also provides access to hiking, snowmobile and cross-county ski trails.
Downhill skiing is available every weekend throughout the snow season and weekdays during the Christmas holiday season. There are two beginner hills, one intermediate hill, and two experts hills at the park. The longest run is approximately 1200 feet and the steepest vertical drop is 125 feet. Ski lessons are provided by appointment only. Hot concessions are sold in the ski lodge.
Sunburst management is dedicated to providing a quality recreation experience for you and your family. Sunburst has a 214 foot vertical drop with 40 skiable acres and tubing. You have come to expect ample snowmaking, excellent snow grooming, professional lessons and respectful treatment from every employee. Sunburst strives daily to live up to your expectations. The terrain includes 12 staright chutes and up to 8 "luge" type chutes.
Snowboarders have the hill to themselves at Telemark with two slopes that snowboarders can call their own. A rope tow services the Berard slope which features sculpted jumps and other challenging features. From the top, boarders can cross over to the Christi Bowl for more fun. Check out the cross-country system of trails. Many to choose from. Telemark also has golf, mountian bike trails and many other summer activities.
Trollhaugen in Dresser Wsiconsin has 22 trails with terrain for all skiers over a 260 foot vertical drop incluuding a terrain park and half pipe for the snowboarders.
Tyrol Basin offers plenty of fun for the freestyling skier or snowboarder with a 300 foot vertical drop, 12 trails including; 1,000 foot long mogul run, two snowparks, halfpipe, and plenty of racing and special events for everyone. Located just 20 miles west of Madison, Wisconsin, it's a great place for beginners to learn to ski or snowboard.
At Tyrol Basin, you may, at some time during the season, find machine-made moguls, half pipes, quarter pipes, table top jumps, spines, gap jumps, "Y" jumps, railslides, and other new, or experimental shaped features. Most of these features are accessible to both skiers and snowboarders. The level of difficulty and configuration of these features can vary widely.
Whitetail Ridge challenges skiers of all ages, from the novice to the experienced on the slopes with a vertical drop of over 185 feet. Whitetail Ridge offers four ski slopes, the longest run being 1,300 feet. A self loading T-Bar lift serves three slopes. Snowboarding your thing? Come catch some air on our snowboard jump!
Wilmot Mountain is a short 60 minute drive from the Chicagoland area. The snowmaking capacity gives Wilmot Mountain "Snow on Tap" from early November through late March. Wilmot Mountain have 8 chairlifts, 3 rope tows, 25 wide open runs from beginner to expert, Night Skiing. For you advanced skiers and snowboarders, check out the terrain park with rails and big jumps.
Woodside has more than 10 miles of marked and groomed cross-country ski trails. Both beginners and experts will find a trail to their liking from gentle rolling terrain to exciting runs. Other outdoor activities include horseback riding and sleigh rides. Other activities include movie parties, sauna, and the game room.
