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Big Powderhorn Mountain
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| | I used to live right by Big Powderhorn Mountain and we would go there very weekend of the season back in the old days. says Jean.
This ski hill has a decent set of trails and a decent pick of different ski lifts. Big Powderhorn Mountain obtains an average amount of snow each ski season. Having a grand total of 33 trails to ski on; it's a good mixture. The amazing 17 feet of yearly snowfall is plenty for truly great coverage. A 600 foot elevation difference |
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is of course not that much, but all the other nice qualities of Big Powderhorn Mountain make up for it. You'll run into scores of skiers from Merrill here. This is a fuller-scale than average ski area in possession of plenty of vertical
| | feet when compared to other mid west ski resorts. There's 250 acres of ski terrain, and it's all in glorious shape. Please refer to the ski run map of Big Powderhorn Mountain on this page for information. This ski mountain has a much lower than average fraction of advanced and expert ski runs and a much higher than average share of beginner and intermediate trails. The skiing and the snowboarding in Michigan is loads of fun the whole season. Big Powderhorn Mountain | |
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is a good ski area for everyone with loads of blue and green slopes for novices. The 10 ski lifts here are cool to catch a ride with. This ski area has a good assortment of slopes; it won’t leave anyone bored. The snow blanketed hills
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of the Gogebic Range is a vista worth seeing. Some people prefer skiing and some snowboarding, either way, around here, you'll come upon lots of perfect spots. There are good comfy hotels here, and if you make reservations ahead of going, you're all set. Some exercise and just hanging out with your skiing friends are perfect reasons to come. The winter months in Michigan is the most wonderful time of the year for skiing and snowboarding. The Gogebic Range in
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winter is a splendid skiing and snowboarding destination.
Special features: 2 Terrain Parks, Unique Learning Center with paddle tow and beginner chairlift, 17km cross country trails
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* Distances listed are direct linear distances, actual travel distance may be different.
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| These outdoors activities are available near Big Powderhorn Mountain ski area. |
| | Ski Areas Near Big Powderhorn Mountain ski area:
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Blackjack, Michigan
, 7 miles away
465 foot drop, 6 lifts, 20 runs
40% Expert & Adv.
40% Intermediate
20% Beginner |
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Indianhead, Michigan
, 9 miles away
638 foot drop, 9 lifts, 23 runs
42% Expert & Adv.
37% Intermediate
21% Beginner |
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Whitecap Mountain, Wisconsin
, 22 miles away
400 foot drop, 8 lifts, 43 runs
37% Expert & Adv.
28% Intermediate
35% Beginner |
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Porcupine Mountain, Michigan
, 34 miles away
641 foot drop, 4 lifts, 15 runs
35% Expert & Adv.
45% Intermediate
20% Beginner |
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Lutsen, Minnesota
, 70 miles away
1088 foot drop, 10 lifts, 92 runs
35% Expert & Adv.
47% Intermediate
18% Beginner |
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Granite Peak, Wisconsin
, 80 miles away
700 foot drop, 8 lifts, 74 runs
35% Expert & Adv.
35% Intermediate
30% Beginner |
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Ski Brule, Michigan
, 99 miles away
500 foot drop, 11 lifts, 17 runs
36% Expert & Adv.
35% Intermediate
29% Beginner |
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Loch Lomond, Ontario
, 99 miles away
750 foot drop, 3 lifts, 14 runs
0% Expert & Adv.
0% Intermediate
0% Beginner |
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| | Whitewater Near Big Powderhorn Mountain ski area:
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Powder Mill Creek, Gogebic
County
, 1 miles away, Class II-IV+ - 2 miles long (above Powderhorn Falls to Cty. 513) |
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Black River, Gogebic
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, 3 miles away, Class II-III+ - 7.9 miles long (Narrows Park to Conglomerate Falls) |
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Black River, Gogebic
County
, 5 miles away, Class I-II - 6.7 miles long (Cty 513 to Ramsay) |
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Ski Areas > US Midwest > Big Powderhorn Mountain, Michigan
