983 ft
Elevation
0
Nearby Trails
12
Activities
12
Campgrounds
About Hickory Hills
Hickory Hills is a small ski area in Michigan operating at an elevation of 983 feet with 217 feet of vertical drop. The area offers basic alpine skiing and snowboarding in a modest Midwestern setting. Given the modest vertical and elevation, conditions depend heavily on snow quality and supplemental snowmaking. The ski season typically runs through the winter months when snow coverage allows. Access and exact trail counts are best confirmed directly with the area before visiting, as smaller regional ski areas can have variable operations and limited amenities.
Know before you go
Hickory Hills
Sun & Moon
10:28 AM
Sunrise
5:50 PM
Solar Noon
1:11 AM
Sunset
Golden Hour AM → 11:10 AM
Golden Hour PM ← 12:29 AM
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Waning Gibbous
97% illuminated
Live14h 43m of daylight
Hickory Hills
Season
107days
Ski Season Open
Opens in 107 days
LiveNov 15 – Apr 15 · Based on historical averages
Hickory Hills
Best Time to Visit
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Off Season
July — Off season
LivePrime season: December – December
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