Winter Activities

Mt. Ashwabay Ski and Recreational Area offers both cross-country and alpine skiing in a magnificent setting, featuring stunning views of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore and the Chequamegon National Forest. A ski lift replaced the T-bar on the alpine runs in 2008 and a tubing park was added.

Cross-country trails cover 40 km of wilderness trails with ratings from beginner to expert. All trails are groomed and tracked as needed. The beginner’s trail is the picturesque Sugar Bush Trail. Intermediate terrain can be enjoyed on Anchor, Seagull and Raven trails. Advanced skiers can venture out on the longer 15 km loop, which combines Sugar Bush, Deer Path and Raven trails, returning to the Mt. Ashwabay chalet. Food, lounge, instruction and equipment rental are available at the chalet.

Mt. Ashwabay Ski and Recreational Area offers a learn to ski program: Mount Ashwabay Development Ski Team, or, “M.A.D. SKI”. This program is under the direction of Steve Pierce, Mount Ashwabay’s Training Program Director and a USSA licensed coach and Jim Bratley Mount Ashwabay’s Race Director and a USSA licensed Coach. The program is continually updated to follow the latest techniques promoted by PSIA and USSA.

A.O.E.F. also works with area schools to provide a racing course for practice sessions and to hold racing events. Working with the community’s youth is one of the primary goals of the A.O.E.F. The area youth are working on a terrain park for both snow boarders and skiers. They are building various features to enhance the free-spirited essence of the park and create an environment that encourages physical fitness and mental well-being.

A.O.E.F. has also added a tubing hill to create a family destination for outdoor fun and the experience of enjoying the family unit.

Hill Conditions

New Snowfall(Last 24 hours): 0"

Snowfall to date: 33.5"

Current Condtions:

Alpine: 90% Open: D4, Port Way, Little Joe, and Bunny Hill have an artificial base of with 12-18", and in excellent condition.   Recent fresh snow makes other runs skiable, but coverage is thin.  Groomed this morning.

XC: Open. Sugarbush groomed this morning, and is fairly soft and skiable.  Anchor, Rollercoast, Seagull, Telford Loop all groomed and tracked last night.  Deer Path is not recommended due to ice and bare spots.

Tubing: Closed.  Not enough snow.

Park: Table-Top on lower D4 with chair tower set as a cannon.  A smattering of boxes are on the lower right hand side of Little Joe.

Updated 0900 08 Feb 2012

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