Boyne Highlands is nested north of Harbor Springs and Petoskey, near Michigan's Lower Peninsula. It is one of the America's top five of best snowmaking resorts, Boyne Highlands has 44 trails, the longest one is about 5,200 feet; with a vertical drop of 545 feet; developed lift network.

Boyne Highlands provides a snowboard half-pipe, in addition to 25 kilometers of groomed cross-country runs. Ski school and rentals are available.

If you want to experience or try night skiing, you may enjoy it on Wednesday-Saturday, while the Christmas holiday. Other options include an inclusive ski shop with equipment and wear for rent and repairs, day lodge with dining facilities, game rooms, three heated outdoor pools and lodgings for about 900 people.

Boyne Highlands, is nestled north of Petoskey near the shores of Lake Michigan. If you are traveling from Chicago, you should take I-94 to Route 131 north to Route 31. Then get M-119 west and look for the signs.

If from Detroit, get I-75 north to Exit 310. And then take M-68 west to Route 31 south to M-119 west and look for the signs.

 Resort Information

Resort elevation: 745 ft (227 m)
Season duration: November - March
Number of lifts: 10
Number/length of trails: 46
Snowboarding: +
Easiest: 37%
Advanced: 29%
Most difficult: 31%
Expert:3%

Lift Prices

(in US dollars)

	Adult	Youth	Senior
Monday & Tuesday All Day	41	36	36
Half Day	28	23	23
Wednesday & Thursday All Day	41	36	36
Half Day	28	23	23
4pm-9pm	22	18	18
12 Hour	44	39	39
Friday All Day	41	36	36
Half Day	28	23	23
4pm-9pm	22	18	18
12 Hour	44	39	39
Saturday All Day	47	41	41
Half Day	43	38	38
4pm-9pm	32	29	29
12 Hour	49	39	39
Sunday All Day	47	41	41
Half Day	43	38	38
12pm-4:30pm	25	25	25
Holidays All Day	49	43	43
Half Day	44	40	40
4pm-9pm	32	29	29
12 Hour	52	45	45

Contact Information

Telephone: 231 526-3000
Snow Phone: 800 GOBOYNE
FAX: 231 256-3095

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