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Overview
- 3 Beginner
- 4 Intermediate
- 6 Advanced
- 5 Expert
On the eastern border of Wisconsin along I-90 lies Mount La Cross with 3 ski lifts and 19 trails on 100 acres. Mount La Crosse offers different ski experiences that both experts and beginners will find something they enjoy. A steep ridgeline in the middle of the mountain creates the hardest pitches on the mountain. A separated beginner area and... terrain park area create a different appeal in their own right. Mount La Crosse has a number of resort qualities including night skiing, snowmaking, grooming, slopeside dining and access to lodging/shopping fairly close to the resort in La Crosse. Read more
Operations
Status
Open
Lifts Open/Total
3 of
Weekday Hours
Mon-Fri: 10a-9p
Trails Open/Total
18 of 19
Weekend Hours
Sat/Sun: 9a-9p
Stats & Conditions
Base Elevation
594 ft
24-hr Snowfall
0"
Vertical Drop
516 ft
Avg Base Depth
6-40"
Peak Elevation
1,110 ft
Photos
Mt LaCrosse Logo
Mt LaCrosse Trail Map
Reviews & Tips (1)
I have been skiing at Mt. La Crosse for all of my life and it is a nice hill. They trails are always well groomed. At the base of hill there is a chalet and a few food options. There is no lodging but there are many hotels about a ten minute drive away. I can't rate the terrain park, but it always seems to be busy during the day. The snow tends to be icy at the end of the day and sloppy at the end of the season. Damnation is a very fun run but Salvation is usually quite icy. Mt. La Crosse is no Beaver Creek, Vail, or Whistler, but is a fun place to ski and is great for the surrounding area.
written Aug 12 2009 - 08:52 AM
