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Boyne Highlands Overview

http://www.BOYNE.com 800.462.6963

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Boyne Highlands

Boyne Highlands offers the most vertical, longest runs, and steepest terrain around. There is a 552-foot vertical spread over 270 acres with plenty of lodging at the base. Ski or ride day or night. It's near its sister, Boyne Mountain, as well. There's a 500-foot halfpipe to keep snowboarders happy and a high speed quad to help serve their 430 skiable acres.

Elevation

  • Summit
    1290ft
  • Vertical Drop
    552ft
  • Base
    745ft

Terrain

Beginner Runs

36%

Intermediate Runs

31%

Advanced Runs

31%

Expert Runs

2%

Terrain Parks

5

Longest Run

2 MILES

Skiable Terrain

435 ACRE

Lifts

  • Total Number Of Lifts: 10
  • Gondolas & Trams: 0
  • Eight Person Lifts: 0
  • High Speed Sixes: 0
  • High Speed Quads: 1
  • Quad Chairs: 3
  • Triple Chairs: 4
  • Double Chairs: 0
  • Surface Lifts: 2

Tourist Office

600 Highlands Drive

49740 Harbor Springs

Michigan

United States

Phone: 800.462.6963

info@BOYNE.com

Boyne Highlands Website Tourist office

Important Dates

Projected Opening Ski Season: 12/01/2012

Projected Closing Ski Season: 04/07/2013

Projected Days Open: 130

Days Open Last Year: 118

Years Open: 49

Average Snowfall: 140"

Boyne Highlands Reviews

  • by sbi90 3rd March 2011
    • Overall Rating 1
    • Family Friendly 3
    • All Mtn. Terrain 2
    • Terrain Park 0
    • Nightlife 0

    You've GOT to be kidding!

    Pros: 550' vert
    Cons: BORING, price, looooong drive

     
  • by psirois 27th February 2011
    • Overall Rating 3
    • Family Friendly 3
    • All Mtn. Terrain 3
    • Terrain Park 3
    • Nightlife 3

    Long runs for LP

    Pros: Long Runs for LP
    Cons: Layout

     
  • by iansorge 11th January 2011
    • Overall Rating 5
    • Family Friendly 5
    • All Mtn. Terrain 5
    • Terrain Park 4
    • Nightlife 5

    Great

    Pros: fresh powder, good base, good food
    Cons: no cons noted

     
  • by Ryan Pringnitz 30th March 2009
    • Overall Rating 2
    • Family Friendly 2
    • All Mtn. Terrain 4
    • Terrain Park 3
    • Nightlife 3

    It's right across the street....

    Pros: Great for beginners
    Cons: Lacke of off-piste skiing / gladed terrain / advanced runs

     

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Boynehighland, Boine Hilands, Boynehighlands, boineHilands, BoinHighlands, Boynehifhland, Boin Highland

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