Friday, January 19, 2018
Saturday, January 20, 2018
6:00pm
Get a lift to the top and snowshoe your way to dinner!
Offered every Friday and Saturday evening through March 10.
In true Boyne Mountain fashion, we have taken an ordinary dinner and made it, well, more fun! Whether you are dining with family, catching up with couples, or escaping the real world, we think that indulgence is more savory when earned and shared.
The evening will begin at 6pm on our most historic chairlift, Hemlock. Cozy up with a special someone on the double chair and take in the views of the Boyne Valley before reaching the summit. Warm up inside the Eagle’s Nest with some spiced wine and hot cocoa as your Snowshoe Guide helps you gear up with snowshoes. The guided snowshoe hike departs the Eagle’s Nest at 6:30pm. Digest the beauty of twilight like never before while meandering through snow-covered trees and trails on foot. Gathering with the group at the halfway point bonfire, complete with hot toddies and warm cocoa, is sure to leave a lasting impression. Stomp the rest of the way down Cold Springs before arriving at your dinner destination, Stein Eriksen’s. Snowshoers will sit down to a three-course meal paired with live entertainment to complete the this fun dining adventure.
The Menu: Fondue Experience
First Course: Mixed Greens, Grape Tomatoes, Shaved Red Onion Champagne Vinaigrette
Second Course: Cheese Fondue- Appenzeller, Emmental, Gruyere, Reisling, Crusty Ciabatta
Third Course: Dark Chocolate Ganache, Pound Cake, Rice Krispie, Cookie Dough
Cost is $59 per person, not including tax and gratuity. Includes chairlift ride, hot beverage at Eagle’s Nest, snowshoe rental, hot beverage at bonfire, and three-course dinner at Stein Eriksen’s.
Reservations are limited, please call Bobbie Jo today at 231.549.6854 to book this fun dining adventure.
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Sam Adams Air & Après heads to Boyne Mountain on Saturday, January 20. This nighttime showcase combines the thrill and technical skill of some of the best skiers and riders in the sport, alongside cutting-edge 3D projection mapping. Sam Adams Air & Après is an on-snow spectacular that has to been seen to believe.
Professional Skiers and Riders are…..announcement coming soon!
Stop by the Sam Adams Festival Village during the day, check out the noon-time demo at the show site all to get you get ready for the night show. Air & Après festivities kick-off around sunset, so grab yourself a cold Sam Adams, get there early and come party the night away with Sam Adams Air and Après.
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Snowmaking at Boyne Mountain – Photos – 2020 / 2021
December 8, 2020
IT’S OFFICIAL: The 2020/21 winter season kicks off on Wednesday, December 16 at 9am! Access is limited to our season passholders, Ikon passholders, and resort lodging guests ONLY. We anticipate opening with two lifts and three runs, but stay tuned for more terrain updates as we continue snowmaking operations whenever temperatures permit.
Lift ticket holders are added to the mix on Saturday, December 19. Secure your spot online in advance, as same-day lift tickets may not be available at the window through January 2. Season passholders who have not received their passes in the mail may pick up at the NEW Season Pass window, keep in mind many passes are en route.
Be sure to review all of our safety guidelines before you arrive – pack that face mask and your social distancing skills.
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IT’S OFFICIAL: The 2020/21 winter season kicks off on Wednesday, December 16 at 9am! Access is limited to our season passholders, Ikon passholders, and resort lodging guests ONLY. pic.twitter.com/ou0wmPWcZK
Thank you snowmakers! Clapping hands sign
Our team took full advantage of this weekend’s cold temps, and as you can see, they’ve made some serious progress.Snowflake
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Thank you snowmakers! 👏 Our team took full advantage of this weekend's cold temps, and as you can see, they've made some serious progress.❄️ pic.twitter.com/GDDLtIK91W
FROM Boyne Mountain Resort >> That's a wrap on Michigan's latest ski season ever. 🤝❄️ Thank you to everyone who showed up, made turns, and made this season unforgettable. Our crew crushed it. Victor Glacier delivered. You brought the energy. Latest closing day in Boyne Mountain history. We did that together. ❤️ #boynemountain#snowphotos#boynemountainsnow #SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
FROM Boyne Mountain Resort >> History’s calling. Better answer in ski boots. Tomorrow, Monday, is your last chance to ride Victor Glacier and officially be part of the latest closing ever at Boyne Mountain. 🫡 Victor Lift spins 9am–1pm. Sunshine. Soft snow. Memorial Day skiing in Michigan. Absolute bragging rights. Pull up. Make a few laps. Become part of the lore. #boynemountain#snowphotos#boynemountainsnow #SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
FROM Boyne Mountain Resort >> This isn’t late season anymore. This is legendary season. ⛷️☀️ 5 feet of glacier. Three more days of lift laps. And the latest closing date in Boyne Mountain history. Victor lift spins Saturday through Monday 🕘 9am–1pm Memorial Weekend skiing is officially on the table, which feels equal parts unbelievable and exactly right. And on Saturday, May 23, we’re celebrating this historic run the only way we know how: caffeine, donuts, and a ski gear giveaway. Join us for a glacier celebration featuring a silent auction hosted by the Boyne Forever Foundation with the chance to win a setup from Boyne Country Sports including: 🎿 Shaggy's skis ⚙️ Salomon Strive 12 bindings 🔧 Professional fitting + setup Spring skiing is over. Glacier skiing is forever #boynemountain#snowphotos#boynemountainsnow #SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
FROM Boyne Mountain Resort >> Victor Glacier is making Boyne Mountain history. We're skiing later than we ever have, and we're throwing a party about it. Join us on the hill Saturday, May 23 for coffee, donuts, and spring turns, plus a silent auction hosted by Boyne Forever Foundation with the chance to win a ski package from Boyne Country Sports, including Boyne Mountain Shaggy's Skis and Salomon Stive 12 bindings. All proceeds benefit the Foundation. Winner does not need to be present to win. 🎿 Details and online bidding here: bit.ly/4eWxfl8#boynemountain#snowphotos#boynemountainsnow #SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
FROM Boyne Mountain Resort >> Boho Bash came in hot. Literally. ☀️⛷️ Spring laps, pool hangs, pizza, and enough Michigan ski energy to make May feel like peak season. 🤝🍕 If you missed out or just couldn’t get enough, Victor Glacier is back open today from 9am–1pm. 👀 Come ride. #boynemountain#snowphotos#boynemountainsnow #SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
FROM Boyne Mountain Resort >> Another weekend, another excuse to ski in May. Victor Glacier update: ❄️ 6–7 feet deep ⛷ Lift spinning 9am–1pm Saturday & Sunday And yes… it’s Boho Bash time. Saturday: 🔥 Boho passholders ski FREE 🎧 DJ + patio party at Stein’s 🍕 Free pizza (Shoutout Lonie!) 💦 Pool bash at Clock Tower Lodge The spring ski dream lives on. See you on the glacier. #boynemountain#snowphotos#boynemountainsnow #SkiMichiganAnother weekend, another excuse to ski in May.
Victor Glacier update: ❄️ 6–7 feet deep ⛷ Lift spinning 9am–1pm Saturday & Sunday
And yes… it’s Boho Bash time. Saturday: 🔥 Boho passholders ski FREE 🎧 DJ + patio party at Stein’s 🍕 Free pizza (Shoutout Lonie!) 💦 Pool bash at Clock Tower Lodge
The spring ski dream lives on. See you on the glacier. ... See MoreSee Less
FROM Boyne Mountain Resort >> Meanwhile in northern Michigan… ⛷️❄️ Victor is alive, well, and very much still skiing. Open Saturdays & Sundays from 9am–1pm as we chase Memorial Day weekend. 👀 If we make it, it’ll officially be Boyne Mountain’s latest closing date EVER. History is on the line. ❄️ Boho Bash goes down this weekend… and Victor will be ready. 😎 See you on the glacier. #boynemountain#snowphotos#boynemountainsnow #SkiMichigan... See MoreSee Less
FROM Boyne Mountain Resort >> 15+ feet deep and not backing down. Victor Glacier is still stacked and very much alive. Catch laps this weekend (Sat & Sun) 9am–1pm. And if you’re the hiking type… stay tuned. 😏🐏 #boynemountain#snowphotos#boynemountainsnow #SkiMichigan15+ feet deep and not backing down. Victor Glacier is still stacked and very much alive.
Catch laps this weekend (Sat & Sun) 9am–1pm. And if you’re the hiking type… stay tuned. 😏🐏 ... See MoreSee Less
FROM Boyne Mountain Resort >> We’ve got a solid weekend ahead on the slopes. Here’s the breakdown: Saturday, April 11 (9am–4:30pm) Express, Boyneland, Ramshead, and D8 will be running with approximately 250 acres and 40 trails open. Sunday, April 12 (9am–4:30pm) With some rain expected, D8 will be closed. Express, Boyneland, and Ramshead will continue operating with roughly 150 acres and 20 trails available. Join us for a great weekend of spring skiing. 📸: 4/10/2026 #boynemountain#snowphotos#boynemountainsnow #SkiMichiganWe’ve got a solid weekend ahead on the slopes. Here’s the breakdown:
Saturday, April 11 (9am–6pm) Express, Boyneland, Ramshead, and D8 will be running with approximately 250 acres and 40 trails open. Disciples 8 stops spinning at 4:30pm.
Sunday, April 12 (11am–4:30pm) With some rain expected, D8 will be closed. Express, Boyneland, and Ramshead will continue operating with roughly 150 acres and 20 trails available.
Throughout Michigan and the Midwest, the BOYNE name is synonymous with outstanding snow. And at Boyne Mountain, we’re proud to be a vital part of that legacy.
Since the 1950s, we have maintained our commitment to snowmaking – and to the constant refinement of both our equipment and our techniques. As years passed, our demands outpaced the industry, leading us to become snowmaking innovators in the mid-1970s, when we filed our first snowmaking patents.
Through our consistent dedication and investment – with intensified efforts over the course of the past three years – BOYNE now has the largest, most efficient snowmaking system in the Midwest. At Boyne Mountain, that difference is clear. And the addition of proprietary Boyne Low-E fan guns has helped us to better mimic natural snow, securing our place as one of the region’s top winter vacation destinations, with Michigan’s most reliable skiing and snowboarding, all season long.
Why the New Boyne Low-E Fan Snowmaking Guns make BOYNE a Superior Winter Vacation Destination?
BOYNE has become well known for being one of Michigan’s most popular winter vacation destinations. Our snowmaking ability is one of the many reasons why. Snowmaking essentially consists of pulling water from a reservoir or water source, pumping it onto the mountain, and combining it with compressed air to convert as much water into frozen snow crystals as possible. The frozen particles settle to the ground and any water droplets that do not freeze, drain through the surface.
So what makes BOYNE snowmaking unique? The difference is in design modifications made to the newest snowmaking guns in our fleet – hence the unveiling of the Boyne Low-E fan gun. The Boyne Low-E gun is more efficient than ever at converting water into snow crystals – especially at marginal temperatures (above 25 degrees). This greatly improves snow quality and lessens icy build-up while boosting energy and water efficiencies, more than any previous technology. Over 250 of these new guns are making snow this winter at BOYNE, representing a significant percentage of the terrain coverage and resulting in the ability to stay one of Michigan’s top choice for family winter vacation – whether Mother Nature provides the snow or we do.
The core of the Boyne Low-E fan gun includes a new seeder and manifold design that when combined with the augmented barrel shape, leads to improved mixing of the seed with water from the spray nozzles. Thus, we can create a lighter, low moisture snow that dramatically enhances surface conditions. The magical transformation of water to snow requires all processes to work in conjunction.
With the Boyne Low-E fan gun, compressed air is injected with a very small amount of water in an inner ring at the center of the gun. This compressed air/water mixture then freezes as it’s propelled by the fan and nucleates with water from the outside nozzles creating crystals. The extended and tapered nose cone adds about 18 inches to the overall length and improves expansion cooling as the air leaves the gun. The greater the expansion cooling, the more water freezes. The unique shape and additional length raises velocity and distributes snow further allowing more hang time for powdery snow. However, the true secret weapon in this snow gun is the exclusive Boyne designed water bath technology that is capable of yielding higher production output while achieving lower energy consumption. The combination of each of these modifications has created a one-of-a-kind fan gun only found at Boyne’s North American resorts – making this winter vacation destination an obvious choice.
The composition of the proprietary Boyne Low-E fan gun is courtesy of BOYNE’s snowmaking masterminds and our long-time friends from the world’s leading snow gun manufacturer, SMI of Midland, Michigan. Each new Low-E fan gun is built on resort grounds and previous models are reclaimed and converted with the necessary upgrades.
Snowmaking at BOYNE continues to be one of the many reasons we are Michigan’s top winter vacation destinations. Our snowmaking abilities make it possible to keep skiing and snowboarding conditions ideal so guests can utilize every minute on the slopes.
Friday, January 26, 2018
Saturday, January 27, 2018
6:00pm
Get a lift to the top and snowshoe your way to dinner!
Offered every Friday and Saturday evening through March 10.
In true Boyne Mountain fashion, we have taken an ordinary dinner and made it, well, more fun! Whether you are dining with family, catching up with couples, or escaping the real world, we think that indulgence is more savory when earned and shared.
The evening will begin at 6pm on our most historic chairlift, Hemlock. Cozy up with a special someone on the double chair and take in the views of the Boyne Valley before reaching the summit. Warm up inside the Eagle’s Nest with some spiced wine and hot cocoa as your Snowshoe Guide helps you gear up with snowshoes. The guided snowshoe hike departs the Eagle’s Nest at 6:30pm. Digest the beauty of twilight like never before while meandering through snow-covered trees and trails on foot. Gathering with the group at the halfway point bonfire, complete with hot toddies and warm cocoa, is sure to leave a lasting impression. Stomp the rest of the way down Cold Springs before arriving at your dinner destination, Stein Eriksen’s. Snowshoers will sit down to a three-course meal paired with live entertainment to complete the this fun dining adventure.
The Menu: Fondue Experience
First Course: Mixed Greens, Grape Tomatoes, Shaved Red Onion Champagne Vinaigrette
Second Course: Cheese Fondue- Appenzeller, Emmental, Gruyere, Reisling, Crusty Ciabatta
Third Course: Dark Chocolate Ganache, Pound Cake, Rice Krispie, Cookie Dough
Cost is $59 per person, not including tax and gratuity. Includes chairlift ride, hot beverage at Eagle’s Nest, snowshoe rental, hot beverage at bonfire, and three-course dinner at Stein Eriksen’s.
Reservations are limited, please call Bobbie Jo today at 231.549.6854 to book this fun dining adventure.
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