Nubs Nob Ski Area Opiniones sobre la estación de esquí

No fue una experiencia terrible, solo decepcionante. Las cuestas eran básicas y no presentaban dificultad, incluso en la zona más avanzada del complejo. Ideal para principiantes. No volvería si tuviera más experiencia.

• Ideal para familias, buena nieve.
• No apto para esquiadores avanzados

Excelente ubicación para disfrutar de la nieve producida por el efecto lago, además de magníficas instalaciones para la producción de nieve artificial. Pistas perfectamente acondicionadas. Un agradable salón para descansar.

• Pistas de esquí para todos los niveles
• Ninguno

Ante la duda, ¡esquía en Nubs! Los sistemas de producción de nieve artificial en casi todas las estaciones de esquí parecen tener una capacidad limitada en comparación. ¡Comida excelente!

• Servicios de aseo, estacionamiento y excelente comida
• Vertical

Muy decepcionado por esquiar en pistas sin preparar y completamente destrozadas. Para un principiante, esto le quitará las ganas de esquiar para siempre.

• Hacen buena nieve
• NO PREPARAN LOS SENDEROS

Mi opinión. Tú preparas las pistas. El equipo de patrulla de esquí se cae. ¡Qué frustrante! A por la siguiente. Salí 138 veces el año pasado. ¡Qué decepción!

• He venido 3 veces. Quería volver. Fui 145 veces el año pasado. ¿Preparan las pistas? La patrulla de esquí se cayó. En serio. El peor esquí de mi vida. No vuelvo. No prepararon las pistas. Qué pena. La verdad es que se ve bien. Gasté 102 dólares en la bajada de hoy. A la siguiente pista. Quizás las preparan bien.
• Se me olvidó arreglarme

I have skied Nubs with my family for 40 yrs. It keeps getting better. If you want high speed lifts you should look to Boyne Mt. and The Highlands, please do. The food was better with the sandwich bar, before covid. When the sun comes out it has to be like heaven.

• Snow and grooming
• Cloudy Januaries

I love nubs, they have the best snow I've skied in the midwest and some fun groomers. glades are also fun in good conditions and they even have one you have to hike into. but the best part in my opinion is that the hill never has crowds and isn't overrun by tourists like the Boyne resorts nearby are. even on Saturdays you'll maybe have a 1-2 minute wait on green chair and that's it. however the lifts are kinda slow for the size, especially orange. also when I was there they shut a bunch down for racing. during the day they had the rope tow run closed for training, which isn't a huge deal, but then at night they closed all of the front face blacks and a couple of the blues, and those are the best on the mountain. I get that they're doing races and stuff but they should leave some black diamond groomers open.

• great snow, fun groomers, good glades, no crowds
• slow lifts, closed runs to race

This place is for skiers! Will groom midday if needed, closes between day and night to regroom. Great variety of terrain on 3 peaks. No lift lines. Friendly and a great place for families.

• Best Grooming
• Apres after skiing

Nubs has runs for everyone. Long flat groomers for beginners, lots of easy fun cruisers, some challenging frontside steeps, and seven(!) glade runs for the more adventurous. The terrain park regularly wins awards. Best in the midwest.

• Best snow making and grooming anywhere.
• It's the midwest, so on the small side.

We go to Nub's from Chicago as our primer for the ski season every year before heading out West. You can almost guarantee great conditions and well groomed runs. 2 days to get your ski legs back with enough diversity on the hills to keep it interesting. But, this is a skiers hill. The people at Nub's are skiers first, and snowboarders (As a note, not many snowboarders and the ones that do come are just as respectful as the skiers.). The lodge is roomy enough, and most people don't even use lockers. Just find a corner and plant your bags there. You can unload your vehicle right at the lift, and if you're renting equipment, the rental shop is right there as well. Good store, but the food isn't great. We usually pack lunches and snacks. But, again, if you're looking for an experience outside of skiing go across the street to Boyne (You can see Boyne from Nub's. They face each other.) Plenty of very easy LONG runs for beginners. Trails are well marked. My kids learned at Nub's. Now they ski Utah. Let me repeat again though. Amenities are not what this place is about. Drive up, drop your gear, park, snap in and slide over to the lift. That's the Nub's experience.

• Not touristy. A skiers hill.
• Food