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Ski Brule is open for Snowsports on 17 of 17 trails including terrain, rails and boxes on Snowshoe & Rapids. The trails are machine groomed on a 48”-56” base and serviced by Big Bear, Sunrise and North Forty Chairlift, Bunny and Gentle Ben Rope Tow. Evening dining in the Brule Saloon featuring our Friday Night Fish Fry, 5:00-8:00. Night Session on lower Sunrise, Rapids, Bunny and Bambi, 4:30-8:30, serviced by the Fast Track Pony and Bambi Rope Tow.
Ski Brule’s ‘never quit’ approach to snowmaking and grooming has made it possible to keep this promise for over forty years. As soon as temperatures drop in October or early November, Ski Brule begins making snow to ensure being the first to open in the region. The combination of Ski Brule’s powerful snowmaking system and knowledgeable snowmaking crew makes skiing in October and in May a reality. Ski Brule can open a trail within 24 hours of ideal snowmaking conditions.
Ski Brule’s snowmaking trade secrets result in the best snow in the Midwest. Snowmaking is a science and when it’s made right, it is impossible to tell the difference between ‘Mother Nature made snow’ and ‘Brule made snow’. Once snowmaking is complete, precision grooming creates the corduory groomed trails and terrain parks we all love. It’s this winning combination that makes Ski Brule the best Michigan skiing!
Ski Brule’s target opening is November 10 or sooner as snowmaking permits. You can always count on Ski Brule having snow for Thanksgiving Holiday. Get your gear tuned up … it’s time to ride!
On average, Ski Brule’s Michigan ski slopes are open 164 days, that’s five and a half months!
17 Trails
11 Lifts (5 chairlifts, 2 t-bars, 3 rope tows, 1 paddle tow)
150 Acres of terrain
500 Vertical Feet
3 Terrain Parks – Snowshoe, Rapids & Bambi Rail Park
2 Terrain Trails – Timberdoodle & Double Doodle
150″ Average Annual Snowfall
100% Snowmkaing capabilities
2 Tubing Areas
Night skiing & snowboarding Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 4:30-8:30.
Acrobag Saturday & Sunday 1-3:00, subject to weather & events
Ski Brule is dedicated to creating fun and diverse terrain that is designed for any ability level. Expect to see jumps and kickers of all sizes, from small to big air in the terrain parks. Rails and boxes too!
Ski Brule Terrain Parks offers a “mountain experience” in the Midwest with terrain for all abilities and interests. Trails with varying pitches winds through wooded forests and offer new park features throughout the season. The take offs and landings in Bambi Rail Park, Snowshoe Terrain Park and Rapids Terrain Park are routinely restructured and maintained. Ski Brule is keeping it fresh, new and exciting.
The Ski Brule Park Crew is on the mountain early in the morning finalizing the park. The best terrain parks in the Midwest; rainbow boxes, hitching post, cannon box, angled boxes, rails and more await. Ski Brule Parks offer an array of features for wide range of abilities and interests. The Bambi Playground rail park is ideal for those just learning to ride rails or those that simply can’t get enough rail time.
The Acrobag is a tool used to help people safely learn how to land new park tricks. Described as a “great big soft air bag” and a “tool that is safer for learning new tricks”. Snowboarders and skiers are welcome. Another fun way to try the Acrobag is on a tube.
Acrobag pass is FREE with the purchase of a lift ticket and available at Guest Service. Helmets are required, minimum height 54″. The Acrobag availability is subject to weather, snowmaking and special events. Participants must have a daily lift ticket, helmet and a guardian signature is required for participants under 18 years of age. Acrobag Use & Liability Release to be completed by participants each day of use.
Acrobag is available Saturday & Sunday 1-3:00, subject to weather conditions, special events and snowmaking. Acrobag Use & Liability Release to be completed by participants each day of use and obtain an Acrobag pass from Guest Service.