Boyne Mountain ~ Adgate Trophy Race ~ February 15, 2025 [ February 15, 2025; ] The Adgate Trophy race is hosted by Boyne's Ambassador of skiing, former Olympian, US National Champion, and 2009 US Ski Hall of Fame inductee, Cary Adgate.
Crystal Mountain ~ Mardi Gras on the Mountain ~ March 7, 2026 [ March 7, 2026; ] Let the good times roll at Crystal Mountain this Mardi Gras Weekend! Dress in your favorite purple, green and gold! Skiers and boarders in FULL COSTUME receive $10 off their open-to-close lift ticket (valid Saturday, March 5, 2016 only). Discount only available at ticket window.
Caberfae Peaks Gold Cup Super G – March 8, 2026 [ March 8, 2026; ]
Sunday, March 8, 2026: Caberfae Peaks Gold Cup Super G Race
Super Giant Slalom Race on GG’s Ride. ONLINE REGISTRATION required.
$10 for kids (17 & under) and $15 for adults (18 and up)
Price is $5 more for day of registration. Registration closes at 12 pm on March 8th
1 pm start – Open [...]
Caberfae Peaks ~ Jim Wickham Memorial Race ~ March 14, 2026 [ March 14, 2026; ]
Saturday, March 14, 2026: Jim Wickham Memorial Slalom Race
Slalom Race on Liberty. ONLINE REGISTRATION required.
$10 for kids (17 & under) and $15 for adults (18 and up).
Price is $5 more for day of registration. Registration closes at 12 pm on March 14th
1 pm start – Open to All
Awards in Beatie’s [...]
Caberfae Peaks – Earl Huckle Memorial Race – March 15, 2026 [ March 15, 2026; ]
Sunday, March 15, 2026: Earl Huckle Memorial Giant Slalom Race
Giant Slalom Race on Liberty. ONLINE REGISTRATION required.
$10 for kids (17 & under) and $15 for adults (18 and up)
Price is $5 more for day of registration. Registration closes at 12 pm on March 15th
1 pm Start – Open to All
Awards [...]
Caberfae Peaks – SPRING CARNIVAL – March 21, 2026 [ March 21, 2026; ] Saturday, March 21, is our annual SPRING CARNIVAL. We’ll have music on the slopes, the Snow Bar & Grill will be open, a Rail Jam, Costume Parade and everyone’s favorite: the Big Air Contest! Come out and be a part of the best day of the year and don’t forget your costume.
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News From MSIA – Michigan Snowsports Industry Association
MSIA – Cold is Cool – 4th and 5th Graders Ski Free with our NEW App!
4th and 5th Graders Ski ALL WINTER LONG with our App!
MSIA Cold is Cool Passport allows Fourth and Fifth Graders to Ski All Winter Long in Michigan! Families can obtain a Cold is Cool Ski & Ride Passport App for their 4th and/or 5th graders that gives them up to three free lift tickets or [...]
MSIA ~ Discover Michigan Skiing ~ January [ January 2, 2021 to January 31, 2021. ]
Want to learn to ski or snowboard? Everyone 7 years and older – even adults – can during January, Discover Michigan Skiing Month!
Note! We are working on the Discover Michigan Skiing program for January, 2024 and will have updates on this page soon!
Ski areas across the state team up with Michigan McDonald’s restaurants to offer [...]
MSIA – Take a Field Trip to the Slopes with School Ski Days
According to the Let’s Move campaign, kids need at least 60 minutes of active and vigorous play each day to stay healthy. Michigan Snowsports Industries Association invites all schools to take a field trip to their nearby ski area for a special experiential learning program and lots of fun outside this winter. A field trip [...]
Plans to hire an outside operator to run Hickory Hills Ski Area this winter have hit a major bump. The City of Traverse City was unable to reach terms with North Country Alpine Services (NCAS) because of insurance and liability issues. With the operator dropping out, the city is taking back over and...
ABR Trails Foundation is thrilled to welcome our new operations team Josh Sherven and Tracy Truesdell. Their combined experience in hospitality along with their passion for the ABR mission and love of the UP make them a great fit.
Josh and Tracy, originally from the Pacific Northwest, fell in love with the Upper Peninsula and moved to Ironwood from Idaho in the spring of 2020. They moved to Roanoke, Virginia in 2023 so Tracy could pursue her goal of being a working artist and Josh could pursue his passion for cycling. Both of them were interested in being part of the farm to table food scene. Josh, a Boise State cross country athlete with a Bachelors in Mathematics, has a storied career of travel and adventure that has led to over twenty years in the hospitality and related industries. These adventures have included, groundskeeping at golf courses, packing bush planes for climbers of Denali in Alaska, owning and operating a beach bar in Baja Mexico, owning, co-operating, or managing restaurants with his wife, Tracy, and teaching high school math. After running, he became passionate about cycling and worked as a bike mechanic. His love of fitness led him to ABR where he learned and loves to ski. Tracy, whose formal training was in fine arts, has had a thirty plus year career as a restaurant professional. She has opened, owned, managed, co-wrote the business plan for, and consulted for other restaurants. The intersection of community, food systems and service has been her focus throughout. She hopes also to integrate her passion for art making and pottery inspired by the beauty of the trails with her tenure at ABR. Both Josh and Tracy are honored to be part of the team that carries forward the awesome legacy and exciting future of the extraordinary and beautiful trails of ABR. ... See MoreSee Less
Expanded parking next to the Skyview/Green Mountain Lodge.
This summer, we removed an old outdoor wedding venue to create over 13,000 square feet of additional parking close to the lodge and slopes. With natural snow, you'll be able to ski or board back to your vehicle! #caberfaepeaks#whatsnew#SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
Work continues on the Green Mountain terrain expansion with the installation of 10" snowmaking pipe to feed water to future snowmaking machines.
The new skiable terrain, coming for winter 27/28, will have varying levels of green runs and provide a smooth transition from our beginner area to the green runs off East Peak. #caberfaepeaks#whatsnew#SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
FROM Caberfae Peaks >> It's What's New Wednesday time at #caberfaepeaks! Every Wednesday, leading up to the ski season, we'll highlight something new for the upcoming ski and snowboard season.
Concrete work on the terminal and tower foundations for the new Green Mountain Triple Chair has been completed and we are on schedule for a 2027 installation. Check it out! #caberfaepeaks#whatsnew#SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
The bull wheel on Thor is officially out and ready to be repaired as we tackle the hydraulic leak. Every project we complete brings us one step closer to opening day and an even better experience for everyone on the mountain.
A huge thank you to everyone helping make these improvements happen. We can’t wait to welcome you back this winter! ⛷️🏂
New for 26/27, we are introducing an Ikon Reciprocal, where you can get 50% off an Ikon 3-Day Session Pass with the purchase of a Peak Pass from #caberfaepeaks
Our crew has been hard at work getting everything ready for another incredible winter season. Here’s what we’ve been up to:
🎨 Repainting chairlift chairs 🌿 Mowing and clearing the mountain 🔧 Lift line maintenance and inspections 💡 Preparing to install the remaining lights for expanded night skiing
And the biggest project yet… the new rope installation on the Odin Chair is expected to begin within the next couple of months! We’re excited to keep improving the mountain and can’t wait to welcome everyone back this winter.
There’s a lot happening behind the scenes, and we’ll continue sharing updates throughout the summer. Stay tuned—the countdown to ski season has officially begun! ❄️🏔️ #norwaymountain #whatsnew#SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
4th and 5th Graders Ski ALL WINTER LONG with our App!
MSIA Cold is Cool Passport allows Fourth and Fifth Graders to Ski All Winter Long in Michigan! Families can obtain a Cold is Cool Ski & Ride Passport App for their 4th and/or 5th graders that gives them up to three free lift tickets or trail passes at 29 participating ski areas, plus additional discounts on the slopes and in Michigan ski shops. MSIA charges $30 for the passport; $25 covers operating expenses and $5 goes to MIsnow, a new charitable organization that helps get underprivileged kids out on our slopes & trails in the winter. MIsnow also works to preserve the strong cultural past of Michigan skiing and protect its future with sustainability education.
In addition to the lift tickets donated by the participating ski areas, Cold is Cool Passport also includes a coupon for 20% off a helmet purchase and $20 off the purchase of $100 at participating ski shops across the state. Some ski areas have also included coupons for equipment rental and free or discounted lessons.
The Passport is an app to download on your phone, making it contactless at the lift ticket window.
Once the application is complete, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download the app.
To get a lift ticket, you will bring your child and your phone (or other device that you have loaded the app on) to the ski area. Show the offer you want to redeem to the ticket attendant and press the redeem button to receive your child’s lift ticket or other offer in the Cold is Cool App. It’s that simple!
CHECK YOUR PASSPORT APP FOR EXCLUSION DATES AND THE SKI AREA’S WEBSITE before heading to the slopes. Know before you go!
You can also show proof of grade at a participating ski shop and gain instant access to the Cold is Cool App. No need to wait for MSIA’s approval or upload proof of grade!
The Adgate Trophy race is hosted by Boyne’s Ambassador of skiing, 2 x Olympian, 6 x US National Champion and US Ski Hall of Fame inductee Cary Adgate.
The Adgate Trophy has historically attracted top talent from around the state and beyond.
The course will be set on North Boyne.
There will be divisions for men and women as well as age categories. The winners in the open divisions for men and women will have their names etched on the Adgate Trophy.
Let the good times roll as we celebrate Mardi Gras on the Mountain!
Lift Ticket Discount: Throw on your beads and masks! Dress in your best Mardi Gras flair and score $10 off your open-to-close window lift ticket.
11am – 2pm: Lodge Deck BBQ
Enjoy a southern feast with grilled skewers (choice of steak, shrimp, chicken or vegan chicken), corn on the cob, herb-roasted potatoes and cornbread for just $14 per plate.
Noon – 4pm
Slopeside DJ: Playing your favorite hits at the Crystal Center Patio.
Court Jester: Find the Crystal Mountain Court Jester skiing on the mountain and snag a selfie!
On-Slope Scavenger Hunt: Find a picture of a Fleur de Lis scattered around the slopes. Bring one back to the Park at Water’s Edge for a prize!
Additional Activities
9am – 5pm: Fat Tire Bike Rental
$20 per hour. Includes helmet and trail pass. Located at the Cross-Country Center.
9am – 5pm: Snowshoe Rental
$15 per hour. Located at the Cross-Country Center.
10am – 9pm: Ice Skate Rental
$12 per hour. Rentals are located at the Park at Water’s Edge.
1pm – 3pm: Mardi Gras Mask Making
$10 per mask. Held in the Lodge Pavilion Tent. Let your creativity roll with masks you can decorate! Select your mask shape and adorn it with color, jewels, feathers, and more! No reservations are required, however we encourage you to arrive at least 30 minutes before the end of the program to ensure enough time to complete your project.
5:30pm: Horse-Drawn Surrey Rides
$15 per person, riders 2 years old and under are free. First ride begins at 5:30pm. Other ride times may be available. Reservations required, please call 231-378-2238 or book online.
7pm: Outdoor Laser Tag
$18 per person, ages 6 and up. First session begins at 7pm. Other times may be available. Reservations required, please call 231-378-2238 or book online.