"Mount Bohemia is located high in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and features glade runs and powder that are unmatched in the Midwest. With a 900-foot vertical drop, it blows many other resorts in the region out of the water. The mountain's backcountry-style terrain offers an experience that rivals the Rocky Mountains. While Mount Bohemia may have only two chairlifts, it spans 620 acres of skiable terrain across eight unique sections, making it one of the largest ski resorts in the Midwest."
"Mount Bohemia takes a different approach to building its base: it runs on pure, 100% natural snowfall. There are no artificial snow guns at the mountain, but its annual snowfall average of 273 inches makes up for that. So far this year, Mount Bohemia has received 31 inches of fresh snowfall, with more on the way, helping crews continue to open more runs as the weather permits."
Mount Bohemia will begin its season on December 6 with at least nine runs open and the frontside chairlift operating both Saturday and Sunday. Early-season conditions include hidden stumps, so caution is advised. The resort sits in Michigan's Upper Peninsula with a 900-foot vertical drop and 620 acres of skiable terrain across eight sections, offering backcountry-style glade runs and powder comparable to Rocky Mountain experiences. The mountain relies entirely on natural snowfall, averaging 273 inches annually, and has received 31 inches so far this year. Most terrain is black and double black diamond and remains ungroomed, though a new low-angle glade was cut to aid non-experts. A $99 season pass sale runs through December 6.
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