Downhill Skiing

	Cascade Mountain's 34 trails include "Mogul Monster," an experts-only run with Volkswagen-sized bumps.
	Cascade Mountain, Portage

A Ripped 6-Pack of Downhill Fun

With thirty ski and snowboard resorts sprinkled throughout the state, Wisconsin skiing offers something for every boarder and downhill enthusiast. Here's an insider's peek at some of the best Wisconsin has to offer.

Avalanche Days in Wausau

Winter sports enthusiasts ski into spring at Granite Peak's Avalanche Days. Those who can't get enough time on the slopes can take advantage of late-season skiing and snowboarding during Avalanche Days, at Granite Peak Ski Area in Wausau's Rib Mountain State Park.

Wisconsin snow perfect for skiers, boarders & ‘bilers

From mid-December through March, Wisconsin’s snowfall beckons outdoor sports enthusiasts to hit the trails, hop on the lift and rev up the engines.
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Excitement on the Slopes

There’s no reason to find yourself stuck inside fighting the winter blues when you could be hitting the slopes and enjoying the fresh air on Wisconsin ski slopes this winter. Skis, snowboards, even snowtubes add some excitement to the winter on Wisconsin slopes.
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DESTINATIONS

Bewitched by Bayfield

Far from urban cares and suburban sprawl, the tiny town of Bayfield is your winter gateway to Lake Superior and the magnificent Apostle Islands.
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Ski Areas With the Highest Vertical Drops

Mt La Crosse
La Crosse
Whitecap Mountain Ski and Golf Resort
Upson
Granite Peak Ski Area
Wausau
Cascade Mountain Ski, Snowboard & Snow Tube
Portage