Where to go Skiing in Wisconsin

Once winter hits Wisconsin, the brutal cold and snow are inevitable. Outdoor activities like skiing and snowboarding can be the perfect winter hobby. Take a look at our list of top 5 ski hills spread throughout Wisconsin!

1. 1.Granite Peak
2. 2. Cascade Mountain
3. 3. Devils Head
4. 4. Whitecap Mountains Resort
5. 5. Alpine Valley

Granite Peak

227200 Snowbird Ave, Wausau, WI 54401

Founded in 1937, Granite Peak offers skiing for all ability levels.  Known as the biggest and tallest ski resort in Wisconsin, Granite Peak is the place to go. With terrain parks and a base village, Granite Peak has it all.

Cascade Mountain

W10441 Cascade Mountain Rd, Portage, WI 53901

With a super convenient location, Cascade Mountain is the perfect skiing spot for anyone in the Midwest. Offering 47 trails and 4 terrain parks. Tubing is also available at the hill!

Devils Head Resort

S6330 Bluff Rd, Merrimac, WI 53561

Equipped with 30 trails, Devils Head is great for all ability levels. Spread out throughout the mountain are different areas for the different ski and snowboarding levels. Devils Head could be the perfect weekend getaway!

Whitecap Mountains Resort

9106 W Co Rd E, Upson, WI 54565

Whitecap Mountains Resort is known for getting the most snow in the state of Wisconsin. Ample snow plus endless trails are the perfect combinations for skiers and snowboarders. With 43 runs across 3 different peaks, there is something for each level of ability here!

Alpine Valley

W2501 County Road D Elkhorn, WI 53121

Located in Southeast Wisconsin, Alpine Valley is less than an hour from Milwaukee. With 90 acres of skiable area, you’ll be sure to have a great time here! Equipped for skiers of all abilities, beginners especially will get the most out of their experience here!