Paul Bunyan Ski Hill Family skiing in the heart of Wisconsin's Northwoods
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Skiing at Paul Bunyan Ski Hill

Mountain

Old-school Northwoods terrain that skis bigger than the vertical suggests.

The hill at a glance

Paul Bunyan is a learning hill and a classic-lap hill at the same time — bunny terrain for first days, plus steeper lines, glades, and rapid-fire surface-lift skiing under the lights.

The hill’s identity centers on a vintage 1967 Hall T-Bar and classic rope tows. Official lift counting (including carpet or tubing conveyances) and trail totals will be confirmed with the owner. Trail count sources currently include Indy Pass (14), an owner interview (~12), and tourism listings (17).

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Trail map

For Paul Bunyan, Indy Pass hosts a current trail map showing named runs, the T-bar, rope tows, magic carpet, tubing area, lodge, and patrol.

Site should host an owner-supplied map with clear reuse permission rather than permanently hotlinking a third-party file.

Snowmaking at Paul Bunyan Ski Hill

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Ski after dark

Night skiing turns a this Northwoods hill into an easy weeknight and Saturday-night destination. Exact 2026–27 lighted hours will post in Hours once confirmed.

Don’t judge the hill by your backyard — Paul Bunyan makes and grooms its own snow so the ski season does not depend entirely on natural snowfall.