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MSIA – Cold is Cool – 4th and 5th Graders Ski Free with our NEW App!
MSIA Cold is Cool Passport allows Fourth and Fifth Graders to Ski Free in Michigan! Families can obtain a Cold is Cool Ski & Ride Passport App for their 4th and/or 5th graders that gives them up to three free lift tickets or trail passes at 28 participating ski areas, plus additional discounts on the slopes [...]

MSIA – Michigan Ski Area Pandemic Guide 2020-2021
Without a doubt, 2020 has been a year of change.  Dealing with the safety of guests and staff during a pandemic has been a top priority of ski areas across Michigan as they prepare to open.  Indoor capacity limits, face covering rules, new outdoor dining options, new lift queue configurations, and social distancing rules are [...]

Caberfae Peaks ~ WinAlpine JDT Race ~ March 6 ~ 7, 2021
[ March 6, 2021 to March 7, 2021. ] Saturday & Sunday, March 6 & 7, 2021: WinAlpine JDT Race Junior Development Teams from other ski resorts are on site to compete Slalom Race on March 6 Giant Slalom & Super G Race on March 7 Visit WinAlpine.com for more info. JOIN US FOR OUR SPRING RACE SERIES: Saturday & Sunday, March 6 & 7, [...]

Crystal Mountain ~ Mardi Gras on the Mountain ~ March 6, 2021
[ March 6, 2021; ] Let the good times roll at Crystal Mountain this Mardi Gras Weekend! Dress in your favorite purple, green and gold! Skiers and boarders in FULL COSTUME receive $10 off their open-to-close lift ticket (valid Saturday, March 5, 2016 only). Discount only available at ticket window.

Mackinac Island ~ Twilight Turtle Trek ~ March 6, 2021
[ March 6, 2021; 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. ] A lantern-lit ski and snowshoeing trek through some of Mackinac Island’s natural winter wonderland. The trail begins at Greany Grove (corner of Arch Rock Road and Huron Road) with a bonfire and hot chocolate. The trail is groomed, track set, lit by lanterns and approximately two miles long. This is a free event sponsored by Mackinac State [...]

Caberfae Peaks ~ Jim Wickham Memorial Race ~ March 13, 2021
[ March 13, 2021; 1:00 pm; ] Saturday, March 13, 2021: Jim Wickham Memorial Race 1 pm start, register at the ticket office from 9 am to 12 pm Awards banquet following the race Slalom on Liberty – Open to all $14 per racer for the Wickham, or $20 to add the Gold Cup Age divisions: 0-10, 11-14, 15-17, 18-35, 36-46, 47-57, [...]

Crystal Mountain ~ Spring Carnival ~ March 13, 2021
[ March 13, 2021; ] Get ready for a fun filled Saturday with events and activities for the whole family to enjoy!

Caberfae Peaks ~ Earl Huckle Memorial Race ~ March 14, 2021
[ March 14, 2021; 1:00 pm; ] Sunday, March 14, 2021: Earl Huckle Memorial Race 1 pm start, register in Beatie’s Bar & Grill from from 9 am to 12 pm Giant Slalom on Liberty & Olympia – Open to all $5 for kids and $10 for adults 100% of the proceeds, other than entry fees, go towards the Cadillac Ski [...]

Crystal Mountain ~ Celts & Kilts ~ March 20, 2021
[ March 20, 2021; ] Cheers to a fun-filled St. Patrick's weekend, with plenty of activities for everyone. Noon - 4pm Slopeside DJ playing your favorite hits at the Crystal Center patio! Look for our Leprechauns out skiing on the slopes! On-Slope Scavenger Hunt - Find the shamrocks scattered around the mountain and bring one to the DJ booth to win [...]

Caberfae Peaks Gold Cup Super G ~ March 21, 2021
[ March 21, 2021; 1:00 pm; ] Sunday, March 21, 2021: Caberfae Peaks Gold Cup Super G Register at the ticket office from 9 am to 12 pm Race is at 1 pm on South Peak Awards banquet following the race Super Giant Slalom on GGs Ride – Open to all $14 per racer, or $20 for both the Wickham and [...]

What’s New For 2020 – 2021 – Pandemic Precautions at Michigan Ski Areas

MSIA – Michigan Ski Area Pandemic Guide 2020-2021
Without a doubt, 2020 has been a year of change.  Dealing with the safety of guests and staff during a pandemic has been a top priority of ski areas across Michigan as they prepare to open.  Indoor capacity limits, face covering rules, new outdoor dining options, new lift queue configurations, and social distancing rules are [...]

Caberfae Peaks – WHAT’S NEW for 2020 – 2021 — COVID-19 Guidelines
Please visit our COVID-19 policy page so that you know what to expect this winter when you come out to ski or ride. This info will change when our local, state & regional laws change, so please continue to check back. <> Our resort will look a bit different this ski & snowboard season due to COVID-19. [...]

Crystal Mountain – Winter 2020-2021 – Frequently Asked Questions
Skiers and riders share many things: a love of the slopes, the feeling of freedom when cruising down runs and making memories with family and friends on a beautiful winter day. We are all part of an outdoor community, and that’s what makes Crystal Mountain special. Winter may look a little different this year, and that’s [...]

Boyne Mountain – Winter 2020 – 21 – What To Expect
Our commitment to guest and team member safety is our top priority. Knowing that operating during a pandemic is a very fluid situation, we did our due diligence in planning for a safe winter season ahead with the understanding that we all need to be flexible. With 415 skiable acres and large base areas, we [...]

Boyne Highlands – Winter Operations, What To Expect
We know this winter will look a little bit different at Boyne Highlands, and you’ll notice that we’ve made changes around the resort with guidance from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and recommendations from the state and local health department. Our goal is to do our best in ensuring the safety of [...]

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MSIA – Cold is Cool – 4th and 5th Graders Ski Free with our NEW App!


MSIA Cold is Cool Passport allows Fourth and Fifth Graders to Ski Free in Michigan!

Families can obtain a Cold is Cool Ski & Ride Passport App for their 4th and/or 5th graders that gives them up to three free lift tickets or trail passes at 28 participating ski areas, plus additional discounts on the slopes and in Michigan ski shops. MSIA charges $25 for the passport (to cover app development and maintenance.)

In addition to the lift tickets donated by the participating ski areas, Cold is Cool Passport also includes a coupon for 20% off a helmet purchase and $20 off the purchase of $100 at participating ski shops across the state. Some ski areas have also included coupons for equipment rental and free or discounted lessons.

Note: We have turned the Passport booklet into an app to download on your phone, making it contactless at the lift ticket window. The app will be available to download before the snow flies. You can pre-order yours now, and once the app is ready, we’ll send instructions on how to download.

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MSIA – Michigan Ski Area Pandemic Guide 2020-2021

Without a doubt, 2020 has been a year of change.  Dealing with the safety of guests and staff during a pandemic has been a top priority of ski areas across Michigan as they prepare to open.  Indoor capacity limits, face covering rules, new outdoor dining options, new lift queue configurations, and social distancing rules are all changes that ski areas are making as they prepare to open. This season, the Michigan Snowsports Industries Association (MSIA) is urging skiers and riders to “Know before you go,” by checking the website of the ski area you are planning to visit to familiarize yourself with their COVID-19 protocol.

“Some ski areas are going to contactless lift ticket sales, others are bringing in food trucks for outdoor dining, changing the rental department around to aid in social distancing and limiting class sizes for ski and snowboard lessons,” says Steve Kershner, MSIA chairman and director of snow sports at Shanty Creek Resort.

One rule that will be consistent across all Michigan ski areas is the requirement to wear CDC-recommended face coverings in all indoor spaces, except when seated to eat or drink, and outdoors when 6 feet of physical distance cannot be maintained – such as the base lodge staging area, shuttles, lift lines, while loading and riding a lift, or entering an indoor facility.

“The important thing to remember is that we are doing this for the wellbeing of our guests and our staff. We want everyone to be able to head out and enjoy the slopes safely,” Kershner adds.

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