Everyone's Favorite Place to Ski and Snowboard
in the Metro Detroit Area
When it comes to learning to ski and snowboard, everyone thinks of Pine Knob. Nestled in the hills north of Detroit, guests enjoy over 300 feet of vertical skiing on 17 runs. The resort is home to 3 terrain parks and has exceptional snow making abilities.
Whether you are a beginner or expert, family or individual, we are the place for you to enjoy the slopes this season.
Whether you are a beginner or expert, family or individual, we are the place for you to enjoy the slopes this season.
Best Place to LearnUnlock your potential, gain confidence, and have a blast out on the slopes. All levels and abilities welcome. Prepare for a trip out west, join the race league, and enjoy rail jams. Enjoy a variety of learning programs to get yourself to the next level of confidence and fun.
The SnowOne of the first resorts to open for the season in Michigan, Pine Knob is at the top of the game when it comes to making the best snow.
Racing ProgramsExplore your passion and the pursuit of excellence with Thunderbolt Racing. We offer racing camps and programs, adult leagues, events and more for youth and adults who are passionate about ski racing.
Community and EventsWhen it comes to winter time fun, Pine Knob is the place to go for fun events. Join us for rail jams, open mic night at the lounge, and ski swaps. Join free Sunday clinics for developing your skills, Snow Fest, Winter Fest, and more - there are so many fun activities and events throughout the entire season.
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Close To HomeMOTOR CITY'S CLOSEST SKI RESORT
Located in Oakland County between Detroit and Flint, Pine Knob is your destination ski resort in Southeast Michigan. Whether you are a beginner or expert, family or individual, we are the place for you to enjoy the slopes this season. 
RentalsNo Equipment? No problem. The Rental Shop is equipped with everything you need to have a safe, warm and fun day out on the hill.
TerrainOn the hill you will find fourteen trail runs ranging from easy to most difficult, and three terrain parks where you can showcase your freestyle skills. From beginner to advanced, we have something for everyone at Pine Knob.
Holiday CampsHoliday camps get skiers and snowboarders out on the slopes for fresh air and fun. Ski Racing is for racers who want to work on slalom and GS.
The Holiday Park Camp gets skiers and snowboarders out to the Terrain Park to work on new skills. |
The LodgeThe Pine Knob Lodge is a cozy hangout for all to enjoy, complete with two restaurants, a bar, the Pine Knob Ski & Snowboard Shop, Rental Shop, three fireplaces and a fire pit on the deck. Whether you’re in need of gear, a place to rest and grab some grub, or even a place to hang out, the Lodge has it all.
Ski and Snowboard ShopThe ski store is your one stop shop to fulfill all of your ski and snowboard needs. The shop offers a variety of products and services to get you ready to hit the slopes in safety and style - from mountings and tune ups, to equipment and gear featuring top name brands.
Cafeteria & LoungeTake a moment to sit back and enjoy some tasty food and beverages out on the patio, equipped with fire pits, games, and, of course, comfortable chairs. Whether you need to refuel your body with food, warm your bones by the fireplace, or relax with an adult beverage from the fully stocked bar, the cafeteria and Off the Wall Lounge are the places to be when you want to enjoy the view from the inside.
SmilesSmiles can be found everywhere from the office to the ski patrol lodge. Upstairs in the lounge or downstairs at the ski school desk - Pine Knob is known for its family friendly environment and for having something fun for everyone.
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Pine Knob is a Winter Tradition
Dust off you skis and wax your snowboard, it’s time to go to the slopes and enjoy winter. The Pine Knob Ski and Snowboard Resort is a longtime favorite for Oakland County and it offers a wide range of terrain for every skill level. General Manager, Robert Shick, tells us “Pine Knob has a natural progression in the beginner area … it’s really what brings out the families.” They have three terrain parks, a quarter mile long intermediate run, and The Wall – a run that will challenge even the best skiers and boarders in Michigan. Read more here.