Sister Resorts

What does this mean for guests at Crystal? Pass holders receive free lift tickets and other great deals at Boyne Resorts. Visit the season pass page for pass holder benefit details.

Boyne Resorts

The Summit at Snoqualmie, Washington including Alpental is one of Boyne’s newest additions featuring some of the best access in the nation via I-90 and less than an hour from downtown Seattle.

Big Sky, Montana was purchased in 1967 by Everett Kircher, from the late Chet Huntley who first opened the area for skiing in 1973. The resort is located in Montana’s southwest corner just 18 miles north of Yellowstone National Park offering year-round entertainment for families and adventurers alike. A tram takes skiers to 11,150 feet giving Big Sky one of the largest total vertical drops in the nation. With neighboring Moonlight Basin, visitors can enjoy “America’s Biggest Skiing” on 5,512 acres of terrain.

Brighton, Utah founded in 1936, is one of America’s oldest alpine ski areas. Known as “the place where Salt Lake City learns to ski and ride”. Its terrain, amenities and people are friendly and make skiing and snowboarding fun.

Cypress Mountain, British Columbia is located in West Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Cypress Mountain is the Official Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard Venue for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games.

Sunday River, Maine also a new addition, is known for having the most dependable snow in New England. The resort features two slope-side Grand Hotels and golf at the acclaimed Sunday River Golf Club.

Sugarloaf Resort, Maine is the third largest ski resort in the Northeast in terms of vertical drop (2,820 ft. vertical drop).

Boyne Mountain, Michigan was founded by Everett Kircher in 1947. This Bavarian-style resort is recognized as the Midwest’s premier four-season resort.

Boyne Highlands, Michigan resembles an English country estate located in the northwest lower peninsula of Michigan.

The Inn at Bay Harbor, Michigan is the crown jewel of Midwest resorts. This Victorian-style inn offers breathtaking views, world-class service, luxurious accommodations, full service spa and exquisite cuisine.

Loon Mountain, New Hampshire at 3,065 feet, is a popular recreation area for many in New England during the winter months. In the fall it has hosted the New Hampshire Highland Games and is at its height for tourism during the summer season.