Wilmot Mountain

Area Profile

Wilmot has a 230-foot vertical drop with skiing/riding on 120 acres. There's a long run of 2,500 feet to keep you rolling, but despite being a bit small by even Midwestern standards, literally hundreds of thousands of Chicagoland skiers have learned to ski here in the last 65 years. And they really cater to night skiers. Just follow the stream of taillights heading north out of Chicago or Milwaukee with ski racks on a star-laden winter night, and most likely they will lead you to Wilmot Mountain.

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Lodging Profile

No lodging on site, but within driving distance there are a variety of hotels, motels, and inns in Richmond, Antioch, and Pleasant Prairie.

Services Profile

Snowboard and ski rentals, ski school, a complete ski shop, national ski school, full service cafeterias, bars, and a Pizza Barn. The place rocks on the weekends.

Area Recreation Profile

Skiing, snowboarding, and night skiing.

Snowboarding Profile

Terrain park and halfpipe available.

Important Dates

Projected Days Open: 100

Days Open Last Year: 75

Years Open: 70

Average Snowfall: 50"

Terrain Type

Beginner Runs: 30%

Intermediate Runs: 30%

Advanced Runs: 40%

Expert Runs: 0%

Lifts

Total Number Of Lifts: 11

Gondolas & Trams: N/A

High Speed Sixes: N/A

High Speed Quads: N/A

Quad Chairs: 1

Triple Chairs: 3

Double Chairs: 4

Surface Lifts: 3

Elevation

Top: N/A

Bottom: N/A

Vertical Drop: 260 ft.

Longest Run: 0.2 miles

Skiable Terrain: 120 acres

Snow Making: 120 acres