Crystal Mountain – Winter Snowshoe Tours – Sundays – Jan. 6 to Feb. 10, 2013
Tour Michigan Legacy Art Park this winter to view the sculptures from a new perspective. A guide will lead snowshoers across hilly terrain to view most of the 45 major works of art.
Sundays at 2:30 p.m.
January 6, 13, 20 (World Snow Day) & 27
February 3 & 10
Tours last just over one hour. Be prepared for current winter conditions. Bring your own snowshoes. Limited rentals are available at Crystal Mountain at the Park at Water’s Edge. Call 231-378-2000 ext. 7000 for snowshoe rental information.
Fee: $10 per adult. Reservations are not required. Complimentary for youth 17 and under with paying adult.
Call (231) 378-4963 for further information.
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Caberfae Peaks – WHAT’S NEW for 2020 – 2021 — COVID-19 Guidelines
Our resort will look a bit different this ski & snowboard season due to COVID-19. Below is what you can expect when you come out to ski or snowboard this winter. Help us keep everyone healthy so that we can keep the lifts turning all winter long.
Updated 10/30/20 – COVID-19 policies are subject to change at any time as local, regional & state laws or resort policies change. The MDHHS issued a health order effective 10/29/20, which moves Region 6 back to Phase 4 of the MI Safe Start Plan and has additional restrictions on indoor gatherings. Our COVID Policies detailed below have been updated to reflect this new Health Order.
FACE COVERINGS WILL BE REQUIRED INDOORS AND THROUGHOUT THE BASE AREA
ON MOUNTAIN – LIFTS & LIFT LINES
- Face coverings will be required to load the lifts and in all lift queues
- Guests will be asked to self-group and load the chair with their traveling party
- Lift attendants will not require guests to ride the chair with people they do not know
TICKET OFFICE
- We recommend purchasing tickets, rentals & lessons in advance to guarantee availability
- Ski area volume may be limited on certain days
- Season Pass tickets will not require reservations & volume will not be limited for pass holders
- Daily tickets purchased in advance will be refunded in the event of a government mandated shut down
BLACKMER LODGE
- For the health & safety of our guests, picnic lunches will not be allowed in the Blackmer Lodge during the 2020/2021 season due to COVID-19
- We will have outdoor picnic tables throughout the resort for those packing picnic lunches or tailgating
- The cafeteria will be operating at 50% capacity with fixed seating and offering reduced & simplified food options
- Tables will be no larger than a 6 top
- Lunches may be purchased online in advance for express service
SKYVIEW LODGE
- Open 7 days a week to accommodate additional indoor spacing
- Operating at 50% capacity with fixed seating
- Picnic lunches will be allowed
- Crock pots or buffet style meals will not be allowed
- Cubbies will be installed for storage of picnic lunches, bags & gear
- No saving or reserving tables & No alcohol may be brought in
- Skis, boards & ski poles will not be allowed inside the Skyview Lodge
R DUB’S PUB & BEATIE’S BAR & GRILL
- An outdoor deck has been added to R Dub’s Pub for open air seating and service
- Both R Dub’s & Beatie’s will be operating at 50% capacity with fixed seating
- There will be no tables larger than a 6 top
SNOWMAKING & GROOMING
- Our commitment to snowmaking, grooming & delivering the best possible snow conditions on some of the best terrain in the state will continue throughout the season.
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Season passes for the 2020/2021 ski and snowboard season are on sale. See our SEASON PASSES page. SHOP NOW
Also, visit our COVID-19 policy page so that you know what to expect this winter when you come out to ski or ride.
We have the snowmaking system all ready to go, and we are just waiting on the cold weather. Stay tuned to this page as we will keep you updated once we fire the guns up.
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The Homestead – THRIVE – A Women’s Retreat – January 24 – 27, 2013
If you’re like us, your vacations are usually balancing acts in an attempt to accommodate different work schedules, diverse interests, and everyone’s needs. At The Homestead, we strive to provide something for everyone. But we also recognize that sometimes what you need is a little time just for you. Time to relax with a friend you haven’t seen for years, or to make new friends. Time to allow your body, mind, and spirit to be nurtured. That’s why we’ve partnered with licensed therapists Mia Moyad and Megan Gunnell to organize a weekend for women like you, for women like us.
Join us Thursday, January 24th through Sunday, January 27th for a women’s weekend of solitude, discovery, and replenishment. Experience the ambience of live harp music while engaging in group activities. Delight in cooking classes with healthful intent. Awaken the body through outdoor recreation. Luxuriate in rejuvenating spa treatments and unwind with yoga.
You’ll be welcomed to a community of women committed to experiencing THRIVE: Transform for enrichment; Harmonize with environments; Replenish for joy; Integrate mindfulness; Visualize for growth; Empower for strength.
Package prices begin at $217 per person, per night based on double occupancy or $195 per person, per night based on triple occupancy. No matter which option you choose, you price includes a stunning suite at Stony Brook Lodge, two dinners, two lunches, three breakfasts, and the many activities scheduled during the retreat. They do not include: spa treatments, outdoor activities such as skiing, gratuity or tax and tariff on the room. An advance deposit of $350 per person is required at the time of reservation. Cancellation prior to 7 days is subject to fee of $50. Cancellation within 7 days forfeits deposit.
For more information and facilitator biographies visit Why a Women’s THRIVE Retreat?
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