Western U.P. Lodging and Travel

Western U.P. Downhill Ski Areas

Indianhead Mountain Resort
Indianhead Mountain Resort is a four-season resort offering 30 downhill skiing slopes, snowboarding and an average of 17 feet of snow per year. The village and resort facilities are located on top of the mountain overlooking the Ottawa National Forest. Indianhead Mountain Resort is famous for the quantity and quality of it’s snow and downhill terrain. Recently rated [...]

Blackjack Ski Resort
The best snow in the Midwest awaits you at Blackjack Resort. Our 200 average inches of snowfall, our state of the art snowmaking system and the exceptional attention to grooming will give you the superior skiing and boarding experience you’re looking for. Blackjack’s 3 unique, unmatched terrain parks are geared at different ability levels so there [...]

Big Powderhorn Mountain
A full service ski area with 622 feet vertical drop, 33 trails, ten lifts, two Terrain Parks and seven km of groomed cross country trails for all levels of skiers. Snow sports school. Nearby ice skating, horse-drawn sleigh rides and a wide variety of lodging. Newly renovated Caribou Lodge featuring dining, swimming, saunas, 18 hole mini-golf course, [...]

Porcupine Mountains Ski Area
We are trails and views that get kids outdoors and away from the Internet. Enjoy our 600 feet of vertical with 13 trails and 4 gladed areas at Porcupine Mountain Ski Area. We have three ski lifts available for uphill transportation: a triple chair, handle tow and a new rope tow to gain access to our western [...]

Whitecap Mountains
Located on the western end of the Lake Superior Snow Belt, we’re just west of Hurley, Wisconsin and Ironwood, Michigan. Our sprawling mountain skiing complex includes 43 runs from double black diamond expert trails to easy runs for beginners. The Bunny Hill with rope tow; and our Polar Bear Bowl with the Magic Carpet Lift for our [...]

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