Martin Luther King Weekend Ski & Snow Fun
January 14-16, 2012
The ski season kicks into high gear during the three-day Martin Luther King holiday weekend in mid January. Northern Michigan's three ski resorts--Nub's Nob, Boyne Highlands, and Boyne Mountain--draw a big, fun, happy crowd during this first ski holiday of the new year.If you don't know how to ski, sign up for ski school. You can learn to ski or board, rent equipment, sit in a hot tub at the end of the day or enjoy the apres ski experience in Northern Michigan. All of Northern Michigan--Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Charlevoix, Boyne City, Boyne Falls, and Indian River--gears up for this fun weekend.
Cross country skiing, sleigh rides, tubing, riding, race courses, terrain parks and more await you during this winter escape weekend.
More Northern Michigan Winter Links
- Boyne City's Irish Heritage Festival March 2012
- Boyne City's Winterfest Renamed Slushfest
- Ski, Board and Snow Conditions Up North
- Ice Sculptures & Caves On the Beach
- Winter's Ice Brings Out Skates & Sail Boats
- Craft Beers, Music, Brats---Brew-Ski Festival
- Charlevoix Celebrates with Winterfest
- In a One Horse Open Sleigh
- Winter Fun Up North! Skiing, Snowboarding, Sledding, Ice Skating, Snowmobiling, Sleigh Rides and More
- Sledding and Ice Skating in Northern Michigan for Family Fun
- Boyne Mountain Brings Skiers Back Year After Year
- Ski and Snowboard at Boyne Highlands for Family Fun
- President's Weekend Holiday Brings Skiers & Snow Lovers Up North
- 2012 Festivals, Events and Celebrations
- Winter in Northern Michigan
- Hit the Trails to Cross Country Ski or Snowshoe
- Chili Cook Off in Harbor Springs February 19, 2012
- NCMC Luncheon Lectures & Events
- Have a Heart Valentine's Benefit for Brother Dan's Food Pantry
- East Jordan's Sno Blast Winter Fun
