Wild Mountain Ski & Snowboard Area Ski Resort

MINNESOTA / WILD MOUNTAIN SKI & SNOWBOARD AREA

Elevation
813'
Base
1,113'
Summit
300'
Vertical Drop
Trails
26
100 Acres
Lifts
9
2 Types
Snowfall
46"
Annual Snowfall
6"
Nov
12"
Dec
9"
Jan
12"
Feb
6"
Mar
10"
Apr

Best known for

Wild Mountain Ski & Snowboard Area

Where to Stay

Plan Your Trip

Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 28, 2025

Projected closing date

Mar 22, 2026

Years Open

64

Terrain

Beginners Runs
31%
Intermediate Runs
35%
Advanced Runs
31%
Expert Runs
4%
Runs in Total
26
Longest Run
0.9 mi
Skiable Terrain
100 ac
Night Skiing
100 ac
Snow Making
100 ac

Lifts

9

Quad Chairs
4
Surface Lifts
5

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Chad Nelson

Their chalet is cramped and it's in very poor condition. They need to rebuild that chalet soon, and the chairlifts here are noticeably slower than the lifts at other resorts. However, with that being said, I like coming here for a few reasons. This resort has two runs that are significantly steeper than any other resort in the metro (except for Welch). I also like how, when compared to Afton Alps, this resort doesn't get too terribly busy on the weekends. At Afton, it's almost unbearable on the weekends because all of their runs become very crowded and the lines for the chairlifts can be extreme. At Wild, the black diamonds are almost never crowded, and the chairlift lines aren't too bad. Though, the easier runs here can get very crowded at times, especially Sunshine. Lastly, the prices here are noticeably cheaper than at Afton Alps, and that's another big reason why I continue to come here.

Nearby:

Copyright © 1995-2025 Mountain News LLC. All rights reserved.