Ski Land

Ski Land, perched in the Alaskan Interior, offers a rather intimate skiing experience. With a modest vertical drop and acreage, it caters well to those seeking a less overwhelming environment. It is a place where one might hone their craft without the throngs of larger resorts.

For the adventurous road-tripper, Ski Land positions itself as a natural stop on an Alaskan circuit. A brief jaunt of some 14 miles brings one to Birch Hill, and Moose Mountain sits a mere 18 miles distant. The drives between these points are not arduous and lend themselves to a pleasant day of sequential exploration.

As an independent operation, Ski Land does not reside on any of the common multi-mountain passes. This means a direct purchase of a lift ticket will be necessary for your visit, a detail worth noting in your travel calculations.