Mount Southington
Mount Southington is a favorite ski resort among the locals during their season because of it accessibility. Its location proves to be a very convenient for beginners and novices, while at the same time providing challenging (and ever-changing) slopes and runs for more experienced skiers. Because it is open to families, safety is the number one priority in Mount Southington, so you can be sure to have fun without worries.
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1. Snow Snake
Snow Snake is a 40-acre resort located in Harrison, Michigan, with natural rolling terrain, rich foliage and well-groomed skiing surfaces, complimented by wonderful man-made snow. Its winter trails number to 12 paths with a modest 210 feet vertical drop. It also has 10 km of cross-country skiing, along with snow tubing and a terrain park. It offers night skiing, as well snowboarding and skiing lessons conducted by certified instructors. It has no lodge, but it is near several inns and motels, including Holiday Inn and Days Inn.
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2. Mount Eyak
Mount Eyak has 30 trails, most of them for intermediate level skiers. Most of the appeal of the area is for the alpine skiing. Still, the 800-foot vertical drop is a nice, leisurely ride down so the atmosphere can be better appreciated. You could also do some heli-skiing here.
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Despite being called Bear Creek Mountain Ski Club, Bear Creek Mountain Club is, in actuality, a very, very private resort you can take your family to. Its sixteen trails are equally divided between novices and the intermediates. Non-members of the club have limited access to the exquisitely-groomed trails; members, however, get some really great perks – namely a good bit of privacy and convenience (they don't have to compete for trails and lifts).
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4. Woodstock
Woodstock Inn's Suicide Six is a small ski area as far as ski areas go with its 23 ski runs, but it doesn't mean that it's not worth a visit. It is funny to note, however, that despite the name “Suicide Six”, it's terrain is mostly ideal for leisurely recreational skiing. But more experienced skiers need not fear – the difficult trails (especially the Face) are really difficult, and you can have fun on those. Woodstock also offers ski tours and a good cross-country program.
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Bolton Valley is neither too big nor too small – as baby bear would say it, it's just right. The now-locally owned ski resort has 64 trails (with 51 ski runs) and a good terrain park over 165 acres worth of skiable area. This place is not a place for thrill-seekers, however – it's more for a relaxing family vacation than anything else. No black diamond trails here, but some good tree skiing.
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