Boyne Mountain Resort Snow Report

Snow & Ski Conditions Boyne Mountain Resort

The Boyne Mountain Resort snow report for Feb 22 is a 38" base depth with 10 of 10 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Boyne Mountain Resort are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.


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Resort Overview

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Dec 05

Projected Opening

May 10

Projected Closing

Boyne Mountain Resort is located in northern Michigan’s Boyne Valley, offering 415 acres of skiable terrain across 65 trails and served by 10 lifts. With a vertical drop of 500 ft and an average annual snowfall of 117 inches, the resort maintains consistent conditions thanks to extensive snowmaking coverage. The terrain breakdown includes 31% beginner, 32% intermediate, 28% advanced, and 9% expert runs, making it accessible to skiers of all levels.Families are drawn to Boyne Mountain for its wide range of amenities, including five tubing lanes, three terrain parks, and Michigan’s largest indoor waterpark, Avalanche Bay. The resort also features a ski and snowboard school, childcare services, and scenic chairlift rides year-round. Adventure Ridge and Fritz’s Park offer engaging activities for younger guests, while the resort’s layout makes it easy to navigate between slopes, dining, and lodging.Visitors choose Boyne Mountain for its blend of approachable terrain, reliable snow, and all-season entertainment. Whether you're carving groomers, exploring wooded glades, or relaxing at the spa, the resort delivers a well-rounded experience. Its location, infrastructure, and family-friendly atmosphere make it a top choice for Midwest skiers seeking variety and convenience.

Plan Your Trip

Snow Reporter Comments: strong>Gooooood morning Boyne Mountain! It's Kyler, with today's snow report.We got a little refresh overnight, bringing our system total to 6+ inches this weekend!Mother Nature kept the tap running, and conditions are looking great this morning.We're in for a classic return to winter with temps in the teens to low 30s. Snow showers continue today with 1-5" of new snow possible in our lake effect zone.Winds gusting to 35 mph mean blowing snow and reduced visibilities at times. Give yourself extra time heading to the mountain.PSA: Ramshead Park will be closed Monday for a rebuild. The park crew is cooking up something good. Stay tuned.With Big Mountain Energy,Kyler#BME

SLOPE HOURS

Presidents' Week: 9am-9pm Daily thru Feb. 21Regular Season HoursSunday - Tuesday: 9am - 4:30pmWednesday - Saturday: 9am - 9pm

FIRST TRACKS

For season passholders: Mountain Express opens at 8:30am on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and holidays. Get those fresh corduroy lines before anyone else.Not a passholder? The Boyne Forever Foundation First Tracks Access experience gives same-day lift ticket holders the same exclusive early-morning lift access (on select dates). It's your chance to earn those turns and support a great cause.

IGLU BOYNE MOUNTAIN

Michigan's new snow fort bar is open at Disciples Overlook. Fire pits outside, fur blankets inside, and an Aperol Spritz that supports the Boyne Forever Foundation. Access via Disciples 8 or SkyBridge Michigan.

LIGHTS IN THE SKY

Over 200,000 lights. World's longest timber-towered suspension bridge. Panoramic views of the Boyne Valley. Take the chairlift up and walk the bridge at night.

IMPORTANT SAFETY REMINDERS

Our snowmaking and grooming teams are actively working on closed terrain throughout the daytime hours. For everyone's safety, please respect all closure signs and ropes. Great news, uphill skiing and skinning is allowed on designated routes during specific hours.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Smart skiing means better days for everyone. Know the code, respect the mountain, and keep your head up. When you're paying attention out there, families feel confident, experts can push their limits, and everyone gets the best of winter up north.