Pine Mountain Ski Resort

Pine Mountain

Projected Opening: Dec 19
Projected Closing: Apr 04
Lifts: 4
Trails: 35
Skiable Terrain: 220 ac
Base: 1,150'
Summit: 1,650'
Vertical Drop: 500'
Average Snowfall: 35"

Snowfall

35"

Annual Snowfall

Dec8"
Jan14"
Feb11"
Mar3"
Apr0.3"

Related News

Sponsored by Visit Park City In Utah’s iconic Wasatch Mountains, home to The Greatest Snow on Earth®, there’s a place where adventure, a love for the outdoors, authentic mountain town culture, and respect for nature aren’t just a pastime—it’s a shared language. This is Park City, known for its Mountainkind spirit, where locals and visitors

Park City, Utah—Year-Round Play, the Mountainkind™ Way

Sponsored by Destination BC (Above image of Sun Peaks-©Destination BC/Reuben Krabbe) Deep powder. Uncrowded mountains. Historic ski towns where the culture is as much a part of the experience as the terrain. British Columbia has a way of making any ski trip feel like an adventure.   The harder question is where to begin.  Explore the welcoming

Experience British Columbia: Four Bucket-List-Worthy Ski Adventures

Sponsored by Innsbruck Tourismus  It’s no secret that Austria, which has hosted two Winter Olympics, is one of the world’s best destinations for skiing. However, Innsbruck probably isn’t the first place that comes to mind when you think of skiing in Austria, since it’s one of the country’s largest cities and the capital of the state of Tyrol. Yet, the Innsbruck region offers so much more than just the urban center. Dotting the surrounding mountains,

Enjoy the Best of Both Worlds in Innsbruck, Austria With the SKI Plus CITY Pass

You’re likely familiar with the bigger multi-resort ski passes like the Ikon Pass, Epic Pass, and The Mountain Collective, but if you love skiing at independently-owned mountains, look no further than the Indy Pass. Described as “the spirit of alpine skiing at independent resorts,” the Indy Pass features 2 all-day or all-night passes at any

2026/27 Indy Pass Buyer’s Guide

While the Midwest might not be the first place that comes to mind for spring skiing, there are plenty of fun laps to be found if you know where to look. You’ll just need to plan accordingly. Because the regional season typically runs from late November through March—with a lucky few reaching Easter—the window is

The Best Resorts in the Midwest for Spring Skiing

Pine Mountain is located in Michigan’s scenic, rugged Upper Peninsula (UP) overlooking the city of Iron Mountain. It first opened in 1939 when Fred Pabst began the winter recreation area with a handful of runs and two rope tows. The ski area offers a 500-foot vertical drop, with hotel and slopeside condo units spread out over 160 acres. There are 27 trails and slopes, and three terrain parks serviced by one triple and two double chairlifts and two surface tows in the beginner area. Pine Mountain is also home to the Kiwanis Ski Club jumping tournament that draws the best jumpers worldwide every year. Jump Weekend is where the US jumping record was set at 140 meters/459 feet and is still held here.

Transportation

Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 19, 2026
Projected closing date
Apr 04, 2027
Projected Days Open
87
Days Open Last Year
110
Years Open
87
Average Snowfall
35"

Terrain

Runs in Total

Longest Run

0.5 mi

Skiable Terrain

220 ac

Night Skiing

80 ac

Snow Making

220 ac

Lifts

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Great dining options are available at Famers, the Sitzmark and Spruce Cafe. Enjoy one of the Stay and Ski Packages that includge great family rates. On site rentals and lessons with PSIA certified instructors are available to make Pine Mountain a great escape.

Reviews

All Reviews »

We rented a ski-in/ski-out condo on the hill which was literally foot steps from a chairlift. Our chailift operator was super friendly. Our condo was spacious and clean with a deck that over looked the hill which we used to enjoy the late afternoon sun and watch our kids ski/board. The morning…

null

Mar 26, 2010