With 60 downhill runs, Boyne Mountain’s commitment to skiing is every bit as strong as it’s always been.
When snowboarding came along, Boyne was quick to welcome new generations of riders to the slopes – and to make way for seven terrain parks where skiers and snowboarders alike could catch air and push winter’s boundaries.
Add the allure of the nation’s first six-person high-speed chair, 35 kilometers of cross-country trails, snowshoeing, and ice skating, and Boyne Mountain still claims its place as the perfect spot to blow off some winter steam.
As for the other three seasons of the year? Trust us. Life doesn’t slow down here at Boyne Mountain. In fact, our capacity for excitement grows from one year to the next.
The fun just keeps on coming. And that’s exactly the way we like it.
Mountain Stats
| Vertical Drop |
500 feet |
| Runs |
60 |
| Longest Run |
Cold Springs (1 mile) |
| Skiable Acreage |
415 acres |
| Slope Difficulty |
30% Expert,
41% Intermediate,
29% Beginner |
| Free Beginner Areas |
14 acres |
| Lifts |
10 chairlifts, including a 6-place high speed, and 2 surface lifts |
| Average Snowfall |
140 inches |
| Cross Country Trails – |
35 kilometers |
| Terrain Parks |
7 Parks, 1 Skier/Boardercross Course |
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Boyne Mountain Resort
1 Boyne Mountain Road
Boyne Falls, MI 49713
800-GO-BOYNE
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Michigan’s Premiere All-Season Resort The Highlands offers an idyllic setting in charming Harbor Springs, Michigan.
The resort is a family-owned destination providing the ultimate northern Michigan experience served with heartfelt hospitality.
For nearly 60 years, The Highlands has enriched the moment for vacationing guests with its all-season allure.
The Highlands is a member of the Boyne Resorts family of resorts and attractions.
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The Highlands at Harbor Springs
600 Highland Drive
Harbor Springs, MI 49740
231.526.3000
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Welcome to Nub’s Nob Ski Area in Harbor Springs, Michigan. Now in our 57th season, our award winning Crew provides first class skiing and snowboarding to ensure your winter ski experience is the best it can be. Nub’s Nob offers 53 ski slopes and trails on 3 separate peaks, friendly staff, fresh homemade food, an award winning lodge and the most highly decorated snow making and snow grooming Crew in the Midwest.
The only Midwestern ski area to be ranked among North America’s biggest and best ski resorts ever, the awards we’ve earned for snow making, grooming, value, service and terrain parks are a result of our 100% commitment to making your winter ski and snowboard experience the best it can be. Ski Nub’s Nob for the “Midwest’s Best Snow”.
Vertical Drop:
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427 feet. Base El.-911′, Top El.-1338′ |
Ski Runs:
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53 total including 12 runs on Pintail Peak. 9 experts only, 8 most difficult, 21 more difficult, 15 easiest, three award winning terrain parks. 248 acres of slopes rated 20% Most Difficult, 50% More Difficult, 30% Easiest.
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Skiable Terrain:
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248 acres 97% covered by snowmaking. Only the gladed tree skiing runs are not covered by our award winning man made snow.
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Lifts:
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9 chairlifts, one rope tow, and a handle tow: Three quads (Green, Black and Red), four triples (Orange, Brown, Yellow and Gray), two doubles (Purple and Blue), one rope tow (servicing the race arena), and one handle tow (servicing the terrain park).
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Uphill Capacity:
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18,275 skiers per hour. Vertical transportation feet /hour = 5,555,000. |
Snowmaking Capacity:
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Over 5000 gallons per minute using 292 patented energy efficient Nub’s Nob snow guns. |
Average Annual Natural Snowfall:
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123 inches |
Lodging opportunities within a 15 mile radius of Nub’s Nob:
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58 lodges, hotels and condominiums with over 3000 rooms. |
Longest Run:
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7/8 mile |
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2013 is the year to play at Bay Harbor Golf Club
Take advantage of our lowest pricing ever on daily rates -or- add a round at Bay Harbor to any BOYNE golf package for as low as $45! Call 800.462.6963 and ask our reservations agent for more details.
Our northern Michigan golf courses showcase sweeping shoreline bluffs, dunes, rugged rock formations and verdant woodlands converge in the form of three nine-hole courses on the banks of Lake Michigan’s Little Traverse Bay. Each golf course possesses a distinct character and flavor that challenge every skill level.
Designed by Arthur Hills, the three ‘nines’ are all paired with a different finishing nine, forming three championship 18 hole routings. These combinations are The Links and The Quarry; The Quarry and The Preserve; The Preserve and The Links. Play your favorite or challenge all of Arthur’s 27!
The Links
Reminiscent of great Irish seaside courses. Miles of Lake Michigan shoreline form a backdrop for this incomparable beauty, accented with towering bluffs and dunes.
The Quarry
Already on the list of the world’s most unique, The Quarry winds its way around and through an immense shale quarry, complete with a 40-foot gorge, stone cliffs, natural ponds and a gentle waterfall.
The Preserve
This natural beauty is a haven for wildlife and golfers alike. Stately hardwoods tower over lush grasses, wildflowers and wetlands- all within earshot of Lake Michigan’s shores.
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The Crooked Tree Golf Club is perched on bluffs high above Bay Harbor and near Petoskey Michigan.
The course was sculpted from centuries-old hardwoods, and the back nine opens to breathtaking views of Little Traverse Bay and Lake Michigan.
Though it is the shortest of the BOYNE courses, blind shots and incredible greens will challenge and delight you all the way through your round.
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BOYNE’s very first golf course, The Heather by Robert Trent Jones has stood the test of time as an elite, best of the best, championship course. Its wonderful test of golf, combined with some of the most premier playing conditions in the mid-west, is why the Golf Association of Michigan selected The Heather as the host site for the 100th Michigan Amateur in 2011.
Ranked as one of the “Top 100 Courses You Can Play ” by Golf Magazine, and “50 Best Courses for Women” by Golf for Women. Take your shots along wide tree-lined fairways, while manuvering your way around sculpted bunkers and daunting water hazards. The Heather boasts a masterful combination of challenging shots and beautiful scenery. Explore all of BOYNE’s Michigan golf resorts and courses today.
Caddie service is available with advance reservation to enhance your experience when playing The Heather. Rates for a walking caddie are $45 + gratuity, per person for 18 holes. To reserve your caddie, please call the Caddie Reservation line at 231.526.3138.
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An amazing spectacle of design and beauty. A colossal course that requires patience and respect. The Arthur Hills course boasts many traps and hazards to trip up even the best of players. A must-play course for every serious golfer.
Arthur Hills trademarks are all throughout with generous fairways leading to intense green complexes, beautiful use of the natural land, multiple playing strategies leading to plenty of rewards… but none without a risk!
Explore all 9 of our picturesque courses and book your Michigan golf resort vacation today!
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Where else can you experience playing the combined history of 14 U.S. Opens, 11 PGA Championships, 8 U.S. Amateurs, and 3 Ryder Cups all in 4 hours?
The Donald Ross Memorial is a composite of classic golf holes designed by Donald Ross in the early part of the century and re-created at BOYNE from some of the architect’s most renowned golf courses including Oakland Hills, Seminole Golf Club, Pinehurst #2, Inverness, and Oak Hill.
Explore our hole-by-hole description of the Donald Ross Memorial to learn the entire story of this modern marvel in golf course architecture and experience true golfing in northern Michigan today!
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The Moor features numerous doglegs, marshes and water holes along its 6850 yards. A well designed course for players of all levels. The Moor was the second course built at Boyne Highlands and is host to many exciting events including the AJGA’s Coca-Cola Championship (July), Kircher Cup (September), and Harbor Cup (October).
Caddie service is available with advance reservation to enhance your experience when playing The Moor. Rates for a walking caddie are $45 + gratuity, per person for 18 holes. To reserve your caddie, please call the Caddie Reservation line at 231.526.3138.
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The Monument golf course is a composite of dramatic and challenging golf holes of widely varying character, reflecting the distinct design philosophies of such noted architects as Donald Ross, Dr. Alister Mackenzie, Robert Trent Jones, George Fazio, and Pete Dye.