Get information on lift tickets and season passes for the Porcupine Mountains Winter Sports complex downhill ski and snowboard trails.
Get information on equipment rentals, including downhill skis and boots, snowboards and boots, helmets, snowshoes and more.
Dining options at the ski hill include a chalet with cafeteria-style restaurant, bring your own food and eat in the A-frame building, or find other local dining options nearby.
See a list of all the runs with their name and skill level - ranging from beginner to expert, get the latest snow and weather report.
Find trail maps for the Alpine skiing area including lifts and ski and snowboard runs, trail map for Nordic (cross-country) skiing, snowshoeing and fat-tire biking trails, and map for the disc golf course.
The Porkies has downhill ski and snowboard runs for skiers of all skill levels and abilities, from groomed beginner runs to powder tree runs to steep expert runs.
The DNR maintains more than 20 miles of trails for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and fat-tire biking. These trails are multi-use trails, please be courteous of all trail users.
The 18-hole disc golf course, open late May through mid-October, winds through the woods and up to the ski hill, offering a beautiful view of Lake Superior.
Join us each fall for chairlift rides up to the top of the Porkies ski hill area for spectacular views of the fall color at the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park.
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Stay fueled in between runs! Keep it easy and eat at our casual, cafeteria-style grill or bring your own food.
Simple Adventures provides casual, cafeteria-style food a in a large dining area. Selections include burgers, brats, hot dogs, French fries, cheese curds, chili, soup and more. You can also warm up with some hot cocoa or coffee and relax by the fire.
The chalet features windows for a great view of the slopes and a deck is available for seating for those sunny afternoons.
You're always welcome to warm up and bring your own food and snacks into the A-frame section of the chalet.
After you leave the slopes, a variety of dining options are located near the park and the town of Ontonagon. The Upper Peninsula Travel and Recreation Association maintains a list of local dining options at UPTravel.com/things-to-do/restaurants/.