
Highlands Harbor
Resort Overview
Standing tall in northern Michigan's picturesque Harbor Springs, Boyne Highlands Resort combines Midwest charm with compelling ski terrain across 435 acres. With 55 diverse runs and the region's highest vertical drop at 552 feet, this four-season destination delivers exceptional skiing and riding for all abilities. Since 1963, Boyne Highlands has set the standard for Michigan winter sports, offering pristine conditions and an inviting atmosphere that keeps generations of families returning year after year.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
55
Total Area
435 ac
176.0 ha
Location & Getting There
Boyne Highlands is ideally situated in Harbor Springs, just minutes from Lake Michigan's stunning shoreline. The resort is easily accessible, located five hours from Chicago and four hours from Detroit, making it a perfect weekend escape or extended vacation destination. The surrounding area offers charming waterfront towns, excellent dining options, and numerous off-slope activities, creating a complete northern Michigan experience beyond the slopes.
The Highlands At Harbor Springs
, michigan
Season Info
Winter graces Boyne Highlands from mid-November through early April, creating perfect conditions for snow sports. Our sophisticated snowmaking system blankets 95% of our terrain, complementing natural snowfall to maintain excellent coverage throughout the season. Michigan's unique lake-effect snow, combined with our advanced grooming operations, ensures consistent skiing and riding conditions day after day.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
12/6/2024
Closing Day
4/13/2025
Days Open
129
Annual Snowfall
Metric
3.56m
356cm
Imperial
11.7ft
140in
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