Whitecap Mountain Ski Resort Guide: Reviews, Ratings and Stats
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Whitecap Mountain reviews & ratings
3.5 (2 reviews)
Ski Resorts>USA>Wisconsin>Whitecap Mountain
3.50 (2 ratings)
Overall Rating
4.50 (2 ratings)
Value for Money
3.50 (2 ratings)
Après Ski
2.50 (2 ratings)
Off Piste
2.00 (1 ratings)
Eating Out
4.00 (2 ratings)
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Overview

Whitecap Mountain in Wisconsin offers a unique skiing experience with its picturesque landscapes and varied terrain. The resort features over 400 acres of skiable area, including a mix of beginner, intermediate, and expert runs. Whitecap is known for its three picturesque mountains and stunning lake views, providing a scenic backdrop for skiers. The resort's ski and snowboard school is highly regarded, offering lessons for all skill levels. On-site lodging options range from cozy cabins to comfortable hotel rooms, catering to different preferences and budgets. The lodge's restaurant and bar are perfect spots to unwind and enjoy a meal or a drink after a day on the slopes. Whitecap Mountain also hosts a variety of events throughout the season, including music festivals and ski competitions, enhancing the lively atmosphere of the resort.

Main Stats

43Total Runs
400 acresSkiable Terrain
1295 feetBottom Elevation
1750 feetTop Elevation

Reviews

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Christopher - advanced skier
Jan, 18 - 2024
For a family-friendly, affordable, mid-west ski resort Whitecap is pretty good. The runs are relatively longer than most mid-west resorts and well-maintained. The staff is helpful. A fairly decent variety of runs. One of the best aspects is the view (on a clear day you can see Lake Superior). Not near a large city/town and so most folks plan on staying for a few days in one of the cabin or condo rentals. Whitecap is dated but in a cool old-school way.
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Jared - advanced skier
Dec, 22 - 2023
Midwest skiing hidden gem. Every bit as technical as anything out west, this little slice of heaven way north in Wisconsin, is only lacking in vertical feet. You want smooth groomers? Check. You want bumped out crud? Check. You want rocks, cliffs, and pulse raising challenge? Check. The saddest part is they only have about 350' of vertical to ski, so you get back to the lift too fast. Facilities are dated, but if you like that "old school", "I'm here to ski/board, not lounge in the room." vibe, Whitecap is the second best in the region. (And if you don't know about Mt. Bohemia, sorry)

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