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Porcupine Mountains Winter Sports Complex Ski Resort

Porcupine Mountains Winter Sports Complex

Projected Opening: Dec 26
Projected Closing: Mar 28
Lifts: 1
Trails: 19
Skiable Terrain: 250 ac
Base: 730'
Summit: 1,360'
Vertical Drop: 630'
Average Snowfall: 27"

Snowfall

27"

Annual Snowfall

Jan13"
Feb8"
Mar5"

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Porcupine Mountains Winter Sports Complex

Nestled within Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park in Michigan's western Upper Peninsula, the Porcupine Mountains Winter Sports Complex welcomes everyone from first-time skiers to seasoned snow enthusiasts. With 20 downhill runs, a triple chairlift, 670' vertical, 250 skiable acres and an average annual snowfall of 200", the sports complex is conveniently located 130 miles from Marquette, Michigan, 341 miles from Milwaukee, 532 miles from Grand Rapids, and 584 miles from Detroit.

Shred through fresh powder, weave through the natural terrain park, and explore glades nestled between runs – all while enjoying stellar views of Lake Superior. For those seeking a quieter adventure, there's a vast network of trails open to cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or fat tire biking. All you need is a Recreation Passport to enter the park by vehicle and a lift ticket to ride the triple chairlift.