WATER, SNOW AND MORE
SKIING
If you want more fun, do the skiing
activities! If you want to get to the ski base,
well you can it’s right outside. The mountain
has 60 downhill runs with seven terrain parks,
and is all just snowboarding. The only thing is
you have to do is pay:
Sundays
Midweek
Friday,
Saturday, &
Peak Days
Ages 6-12 $59 $49 $69
Ages 13-18 $69 $59 $79
Ages 19 - 64 $79 $69 $89
If you wanted to be a great skier or go
to competitions for skiing, go to the Boyne
Racing. They instruct you and train you to be
the best. They even mentorship you to be the
best ski racer. But for another one of the
Boyne Masters program you have to pay
money for just one training session it’s 53
dollars, for ten training sessions it’s 429
dollars, lastly for December until the end of
season it is 529 dollars.
If you wanted to race at Boyne Mountain for
more fun do one of these three they are all
cool. If you want to get into the skiing history
do the michigan Challenge series. It’s hosted
by Cary Adgate! Another race league is the
Wednesday one on Wednesday it’s the day of
the night adult races you will race other skiers
to see who will win. Lastly there is nastar
another racing league which started in 1968.
Ed Grice Boyne Mountain's “snowman” was
asked by My North, “How many people
come up here to ski each year?” Ed Grice
said, “Typical weekend for us, say, a Saturday,
is around 4,000 skiers. We can house
2,200-2,300 as houseguests.”
After reading do you think the answer
to the question, where is the best place to
have fun at, is Boyne Mountain? There are
lots of rides especially the water slides. There
are also lots of ski hills, ski training programs,
and lots of ski races. No matter what
everyone thinks Boyne Mountain has the best
things.
People doing the Horseback riding
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