Big Powderhorn Mountain, Michigan

Big Powderhorn Mountain
Abundant Snowfall

Nestled in a wooded setting just 15 minutes from Lake Superior (a natural "snowmaking machine"), Big Powderhorn Mountain is a picture-perfect winter vacation resort.

Abundant snowfall, trails groomed to perfection, unforgettable mountain top views around every turn and friendly staff are just a few reasons to ski here.

Three peaks drop more than 622 feet with 26 trails served by nine double chairs.

With more than 300 chalets, condos and rooms to choose from, Big Powderhorn offers the finest and widest selection of lodging in Big Snow Country.

Big Powderhorn was established around the philosophy of family, featuring the services and amenities that appeal to every age group.

From the south, take I-90 or I-94 west to Route 51 north to Ironwood, then turn right onto Route 2.

Mountain Statistics for Big Powderhorn Mountain
Base Elevation: 1,200 ft (366 m)
Summit Elevation: 600 ft (183 m)
Vertical Drop: 600 ft (183 m)
Skiable Area: 250 acres (101 hectares)
Annual Snowfall: 214 in (544 cm)
Longest Run: 5,280 ft (1,609 m)
Snowmaking: 85 %
Number of Lifts: 9
Uphill Lift Capacity: 10,800 per hour
Types of Lifts: 9 Double Chairs
Number of Trails: 26
Trail Ratings for Big Powderhorn Mountain
Easiest: Easiest 35%
More Difficult: More Difficult 35%
Most Difficult: Most Difficult 30%
Experts Only: Experts Only 0%
Trail ratings indicate the relative difficulty of the runs within a given ski area and are not meant to be used for comparison between ski areas.
Area Details for Big Powderhorn Mountain
Alpine Skiing: Yes
Snowboarding: Yes
Required: Yes
Terrain Park: Yes
Cross Country: 17 km
Half Pipe: Yes
Snowshoe Trails: Yes