Elevation
911'
Base
1,338'
Summit
427'
Vertical Drop
Trails
53
248 Acres
Lifts
10
4 Types
Snowfall
98"
Annual Snowfall
12"
Nov
26"
Dec
34"
Jan
22"
Feb
13"
Mar
3"
Apr

Best known for

Nubs Nob Ski Area

Where to Stay

Plan Your Trip

Transportation

Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 06, 2025

Projected closing date

Apr 05, 2026

Projected Days Open

130

Days Open Last Year

133

Years Open

67

Average Snowfall

98"

Terrain

Runs in Total
53
Longest Run
0.9 mi
Skiable Terrain
248 ac
Night Skiing
160 ac
Snow Making
248 ac

Lifts

10

Quad Chairs
3
Triple Chairs
4
Double Chairs
2
Surface Lifts
1

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Gary Leverich

We go to Nub's from Chicago as our primer for the ski season every year before heading out West. You can almost guarantee great conditions and well groomed runs. 2 days to get your ski legs back with enough diversity on the hills to keep it interesting. But, this is a skiers hill. The people at Nub's are skiers first, and snowboarders (As a note, not many snowboarders and the ones that do come are just as respectful as the skiers.). The lodge is roomy enough, and most people don't even use lockers. Just find a corner and plant your bags there. You can unload your vehicle right at the lift, and if you're renting equipment, the rental shop is right there as well. Good store, but the food isn't great. We usually pack lunches and snacks. But, again, if you're looking for an experience outside of skiing go across the street to Boyne (You can see Boyne from Nub's. They face each other.) Plenty of very easy LONG runs for beginners. Trails are well marked. My kids learned at Nub's. Now they ski Utah. Let me repeat again though. Amenities are not what this place is about. Drive up, drop your gear, park, snap in and slide over to the lift. That's the Nub's experience.

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