Caberfae Peaks offers a variety of elements in two different parks.
Cammy’s Park is located on the upper mountain and offers more intermediate to advanced features, while the Little Jibbers Park is located close to the main lodge and offers more beginner to intermediate level features.
See some pictures of the parks from the last few seasons below:
Caberfae Peaks – Snowboarding and Terrain Parks – Photo Gallery (Click on photos for captions & slideshow view)
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With a variety of comfortable lodging options, 430 acres of skiable terrain, golf courses surrounded by the majestic beauty of northern Michigan, and a variety of other great amenities, Boyne Highlands is the perfect place to spend your vacation. From our luxurious spa to downhill skiing, and summertime dinner theatre, Boyne Highlands offers great four-season activities, which means you can enjoy the fun and excitement of Boyne Country all year long!
• Tuck’s Terrain Park
• Basin Street
• Jester’s Alley
• Rotary Run Skier/Boarder-Cross Course
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Crystal Mountain’s Burton Learn-to-Ride Center
Jake Burton. It’s a legendary name in snowboarding and now, one in partnership with Crystal Mountain. Our Burton Learn-to-Ride Center (LTRC) is one of just six in the Midwest. Burton’s technology combined with a shared teaching philosophy, and commitment to terrain design that helps students progress their skills makes this the perfect place to get on a board and then get better!
What makes our Burton LTRC experience different?
The Teacher
Burton Learn-to-Ride programs feature low student-to-teacher ratios. This is a good thing because it allows the time for instructors to provide a little more personal attention during group lessons.
The Equipment
For boards, boots and bindings – Burton is the featured brand in Crystal’s fleet of rental equipment. The special beveled design of these Burton snowboards makes steering and stopping easier, building the confidence needed to help students progress their skills.
The Terrain
Kids as young as three-years-old can begin to experience the sensation of snowboarding in Crystal’s Riglet Park (open weekends), a flatland course in which instructors use a Riglet Reel to pull students across, up and over a variety of subtle features. The Totem Park Learning Area features subtle banks to help beginners engage turns and the NEW Jester’s Alley Terrain Park located on-mountain is designed for beginners ready to advance their skills.
Burton LTR group lessons include:
BURTON’S ADVENTURE RIDERS (AGES 3-6)
This beginner lesson offers kids an introduction to snowboarding by using specialized Burton equipment designed to accelerate and ease the learning process. The terrain also teaches in the Burton Riglet Park located in Totem Park. Children must be potty-trained (no pull-ups) and willing to participate.
BURTON LEARN-TO-RIDE (AGES 13+)
This program offers beginner snowboarders an introduction to the sport by use of specialized Burton equipment designed to accelerate and ease the learning process. Our instructors introduce the equipment, basic movement, gliding, stopping, turning and riding a surface lift. Available most weekends and holidays (subject to participation).
Advanced reservations are required for all group and private lessons including Burton Learn-to-Ride programs. Contact the Snowsports School at ext. 5100.
Slopestyle Series II – February 19, 2012 – Photo Gallery (Click on photos for captions & slideshow view)
Congratulations to everyone who competed in Slopestyle Series II! Today’s competition was the second of three slopestyle events happening this season. Slopestyle Series III is happening Sunday, March 4, 2012.
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Mackinac Island is indeed open year ‘round. But, the hearty few that visit find a completely different Mackinac Island to experience, which is unlike the spring, summer or fall travel season. This makes it the perfect getaway for those who want a much slower pace-so that it is easier to get quiet, hang out and enjoy the company of friends, family and the great outdoors.
Cross Country Skiing on Mackinac Island
The Mackinac Island Ski club grooms trails on the east and north side of the Island in Mackinac Island State Park.
The cross country ski trails wind through the pristine woods of Mackinac Island State Park and allow the winter visitor to see all of the natural and historical landmarks of the island.
You can follow the ski trails to the interior of the island and take in the vistas from the highest point on the island at Fort Holmes. Or ski through the woods to Arch Rock and enjoy the view of Lake Huron from the bluffs on the eastern side of the island.
“Photos from March 13, 14 & 15, 2009, from the ice around Mackinac Island and the trails on the island.”
Mackinac Island is indeed open year ‘round. But, the hearty few that visit find a completely different Mackinac Island to experience, which is unlike the spring, summer or fall travel season. This makes it the perfect getaway for those who want a much slower pace-so that it is easier to get quiet, hang out and enjoy the company of friends, family and the great outdoors.
