Pine Knob Ski Resort reviews & ratings
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Overview
Pine Knob Ski Resort in Michigan offers a convenient and enjoyable skiing experience close to Detroit. The resort features a range of slopes suitable for beginners to advanced skiers, with a notable terrain park. Pine Knob's efficient snowmaking and grooming ensure good skiing conditions. The resort's lodge provides a warm and inviting environment with dining and relaxation options. Pine Knob's night skiing extends the opportunity for skiing after dark. The resort is known for its accessibility and family-friendly atmosphere. Pine Knob Ski Resort is a great option for skiers in the Detroit area looking for a nearby and versatile skiing destination.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
17Total Runs
1 milesLongest Run
80 acresSkiable Terrain
80 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
1308 feetTop
1009 feetBottom
299 feetVertical Drop
Lift Pass Costs
$825Season pass
$541 day
Weather
40 inchesAverage annual snowfall
Getting There
Pine Knob Ski Resort Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 3.0
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Chris - advanced skier
Jan, 31 - 2024
Small resort with only a few lifts and handful of runs. There are better options in the area. Would only recommend for beginners or someone that lives or works nearby. Has probably the worse condition rental skis I've ever seen.
Christina - intermediate skier
Jan, 31 - 2024
The terrain parks are amazing- love everything they choose to build- definitely a perfect place for snowboarders, but not the most family friendly.
Emily - advanced skier
Dec, 25 - 2023
Pine Knob is good for beginners, but if you're looking for anything challenging this is not the resort for you. Their black runs are equivalent to a more difficult green in my opinion. They are open the most out of any resort nearby, however this just results in the most icey conditions constantly. Since they are open so much the base gets impacted tremendously.