State ski guide

Best Ski Mountains in Wisconsin

Wisconsin is Granite Peak, Cascade, and a long tail of small hills. Night skiing and quick drives from Milwaukee and Madison define the scene.

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Current snow, drive time, pass access, and crowd outlook. Pick your weekend and we'll rank the options.

10Mountains

1Epic Pass

2Ikon Pass

5Indy Pass

10Night skiing

66"Avg annual snow

Pass guide

Epic Pass vs Ikon Pass: Midwest

5 Indy Pass mountains in Wisconsin, more than either mega-pass. Worth comparing if you ski indie hills more than destination weekends.

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How Wisconsin stacks up

Wisconsin mixes small and mid-size areas that shine for quick trips. Use the list to spot whether your pass covers a hill and which spots offer night skiing.

Biggest vertical: Granite Peak (658 ft)5 Indy Pass mountainsNight skiing at 10 areas

Mountain	Vertical	Trails	Avg Snow/yr	Day Ticket*	Pass	Night Skiing	Live Data
Whitecap Mountains	455 ft	43	200"	$55	Indy Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Devil's Head	500 ft	30	70"	$65	Ikon Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Granite Peak	658 ft	74	60"	$72	Ikon Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Cascade Mountain	460 ft	44	55"	$62	No Major Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Alpine Valley	388 ft	21	55"	$55	No Major Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Trollhaugen	272 ft	21	50"	$52	Indy Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Nordic Mountain	265 ft	16	50"	$42	Indy Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Wilmot Mountain	200 ft	23	48"	$60	Epic Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Mount La Crosse	516 ft	23	41"	$55	Indy Pass	Yes	Open live data →
Christie Mountain	350 ft	33	33"	$40	Indy Pass	Yes	Open live data →

*Ticket prices vary by date, demand, and age. Verify with the mountain before purchasing.

How Wisconsin stacks up

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