Snowboarding Zone - Alpine Valley, WI:
Riders Guide – Alpine Valley is one of the biggest resorts you can find in Southeastern Wisconsin. The Alpine Valley snowboarding resort offers 90 acres of skiable terrain, with the longest run being 0.2 miles. The top of the mountain is at 1,260 feet while the bottom is at 1,020 feet. The vertical drop is 388 feet, making it the largest drop southern Wisconsin has to offer.
Parks and Pipes - If you hit the Broadway area, you can enjoy some great freestyling at the Alpine Valley snowboard resort. The Alpine Valley snowboarding resort has twelve lifts, including two high speed quads, five triple chairs, one double chair, and four surface lifts. 40% of its terrains are geared toward beginners while 40% are intermediate runs. 20% are considered advanced runs, while there are no runs considered to be for experts.
Out of Bounds – If you choose to visit Alpine Valley during the summer, you can enjoy a 27 holes golf course. If you are visiting Alpine Valley for boarding, however, you will be more interested in the winter activities the resort has to offer.
In addition to snowboarding, you can also do a bit of skiing at the Alpine Valley snowboarding resort. In fact, it is the only resort located in the Midwest to offer two high speed quads and two wonder carpets. The Alpine Valley snowboarding resort also offers a professional ski school. The school includes children’s programs as well as adult lessons and a variety of different racing programs.
Hangout & Hookup – The Alpine Valley snowboarding resort offers 123 guest rooms and four suites. While at the resort, you can hang out at the indoor pool and whirlpool. Or, grab a drink at the cocktail lounge and do a little people watching.
The Alpine Valley snowboarding resort also offers meeting facilities, so you can mix business with pleasure. Or, you can even get married at the resort and have your honeymoon all at the same place. The Alpine Valley Music Theatre is also nearby to the resort, so you can enjoy some of your favorite performers when you are ready to take a break from boarding.
The Deal - If you are ready to snowboard in Wisconsin, getting to the Alpine Valley snowboarding resort is no problem. If you are coming in from Chicago, you can just take I-94 west the majority of the way. I-43 will get you there if you are coming from Milwaukee and I-55 is your main route from St. Louis.
