Ski Brule is an Independent ski area in Michigan: 16 trails, 500 ft vertical, 200 acres.
Base 1,400 ft · Summit 1,900 ft
Ski Brule is well-suited to intermediate skiers, with 50% of trails in that range. Night skiing runs here, which stretches a short winter day into a usable one. There's a terrain park on site.
The mountain averages 220" of snowfall a season and runs snowmaking to hold coverage through thaws. Walk-up tickets start around $59 and day-of pricing moves with demand. Ski Brule is an Independent mountain.
Modeled crowd pressure for a normal week; snow can push any day up.
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*Day ticket prices move with date and demand; confirm with Ski Brule before you buy.