Related Regions: Michigan
5
by oefdevilvet88 - 25th January 2011
Pros: Challenging
Cons: Having to drive to the bar
Mount bohemia is great place to go if you like backcountry skiing/snowboarding or if you are trying to get ready to go to europe and live in the midwest. I... Full review
5
by mwatts7608 - 23rd December 2010
Pros: Steep and advanced runs
Cons: Almost worth the 12 hour drive from Detroit area
Best in the Midwest I pulled up in the parking lot lot and looked over and (up) and said Oh SH#* Wow This is as close to mountains in Washington and Orego... Full review
5
by Adye - 5th March 2012
Pros: Terrain
Cons: Low Maintenance
I'd been thinking about going to Bohemia for a long time. I read all the reviews and I thought to myself, "no way these people must be exaggerating or maybe... Full review
5
by A. cooper - 27th December 2010
Pros: steep and deep
Cons: long drive
Bohemia, far and away the toughest and best steeps in the midwest bar none! Not for the novice or intermediate. Gotta love the fact that they tell it li... Full review
5
by ChiSkier - 28th November 2010
Pros: the terrain is comparable to outwest
Cons: far drive
Mount Bohemia is my favorite place to ski in the Midwest. I have skied all over the Midwest and Mount Bohemia doesn't compare to any of them (in a good way... Full review
5
by mike D - 23rd December 2011
Pros: Steeps, Trees, Gullies, Powder, No crowds
Cons: it's in a remote location, but it makes for nearly no crowds
Best place east of the rockies for steeps, trees and pow! It's all natural. No grooming, no snow making, no park. None of it is needed as the terrain is b... Full review
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Stay and ski or ride Mount Bohemia for $75 a day, quad occupancy through season's end, saving you up to $135 a night.More
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Stay and ski or ride Mount Bohemia for $75 a day, quad occupancy through season's end, saving you up to $135 a night.More
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