Tyrol Basin Ski Resort

Tyrol Basin

Projected Opening: Dec 04
Projected Closing: Mar 14
Lifts: 6
Trails: 24
Skiable Terrain: 32 ac
Base: 860'
Summit: 1,160'
Vertical Drop: 300'
Average Snowfall: 28"

Snowfall

28"

Annual Snowfall

Nov2"
Dec7"
Jan7"
Feb8"
Mar3"

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Tyrol Basin, located near Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin, has long been known around the heartland for its skiing and snowboarding. Tyrol Basin offers 18 trails serviced by 5 lifts. It is known for having some of the best terrain parks in the Midwestern United States.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 04, 2026
Projected closing date
Mar 14, 2027
Projected Days Open
103
Days Open Last Year
112
Years Open
68
Average Snowfall
28"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

33%

Intermediate Runs

25%

Advanced Runs

38%

Expert Runs

Runs in Total

Longest Run

0.5 mi

Skiable Terrain

32 ac

Night Skiing

32 ac

Snow Making

32 ac

Lifts

Triple Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Ski and snowboard rentals, National Ski Patrol, ski school teaches the PMTS Direct Parallel. There is also a children's ski/board school.

Reviews

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This is a small hill, close to Madison with three basic triple chairs, a magic carpet in the beginners area, and a rope tow dedicated to the terrain park. The runs are short because the total vertical is only about 280ft or 85m. There are some steeps, but they are very short. There is some tree skii…

Chris

Dec 24, 2024