Review of Ski Hill only. I have been going to Pine Mountain at least 1-3 weekends every season for 6 years now. I would recommend Norway Mountain or Ski Brule over Pine Mountain, especially if you have kids. Was there 2 weekends ago when there was a ski race so lots of kids from toddlers on up. The lift workers had their music going with F-bombs and cuss words left and right. Even after I said something no change. The amount of open trails is always less than advertised. I have never seen the Spruce chair open so don't plan on that side of the hill at all. The open trails are generally well groomed and overall pretty descent skiing with a good variety. The lodge is a disaster. Bring your own food as the kitchen can't keep up with simple grab and go burgers or chicken fingers. There are no cubbies anymore so tables get used up with people's gear making lunch way more of an ordeal than it should be. All in all not terrible skiing but certainly not kid friendly or convenient for family. Certainly is a shame since with just a little effort it could be a great place. There are better options only a short drive in either direction.

Drove up in a really bad frozen rain storm and rented the big cabin with a bunch of friends. Cabin was perfectly secluded but easy to walk to from the mountain, and it slept 10 easily. Lower bathroom vents into one of the lower bedrooms so that's a no dumping zone and the dishwasher was rancid but the resort and mountain were really nice especially for a first time snowboarder. Can't wait to go back next year

Our expectations might have been a little high for our post Christmas ski trip. I'll start by saying the cabins were wonderful, beautiful view, easy access to the ski hill, modern and comfy. We enjoyed our time on the hill and the ski lesson trainers were great. Where this place fell short and the reason for three stars is because of the lodge restaurant and how the operation was run. Our trip started with not being able to check into our cabin because the house keeping staff didn't make it to work. There was bad weather earlier that day (to be fair). Thankfully, they knocked some money off the price for the cabin for the weekend. The restaurant and bar staff were disappointing, perhaps because they were all kids. The waitresses were rude and the bartenders weren't attentive. They probably just need to be trained by a few people with experience. The pricing for the same drink was inconsistent throughout the weekend. The prices for drinks were high for what they were. Their beer taps also weren't working. The food was, at best, okay. The resort management did their best to make things right and we appreciate that. We would go back again with our expectations a little lower. We would stick to the cabin and ski hills, pack our own food and drinks and maybe venture to Iron Mountain for a meal vs eating at the lodge restaurant.

This property falsely markets itself as a “4-star resort,” when in reality it is a poorly maintained, unsafe, and severely neglected hotel. It is obvious the owners have spent the absolute bare minimum on cosmetic updates while ignoring serious structural and safety issues. Peeling wallpaper, cracked pool tiles, and visibly deteriorating fixtures are everywhere. The situation escalated from disappointing to dangerous when my glass shower door shattered as I exited the shower, leaving me covered in blood and glass shards. My child witnessed the incident and was traumatized. This was not a minor inconvenience—it was a serious safety failure that could have resulted in severe injury. An incident report was filed and photos were taken by the night manager. Despite the severity of this event, management never contacted me to check on my condition, address the incident, or take responsibility. This level of negligence suggests either that incidents like this are common or that guest safety is simply not a concern as long as rooms continue to be booked. This property is unsafe and grossly misrepresented. Until meaningful repairs and responsible management practices are in place, I strongly advise potential guests to stay elsewhere.

This was our second time here for a day of snowboarding. The outside experience was good, the inside needs attention. We arrived at 9am when they open. Made our way to the lodge/Cafe, it was not clean. There was food and garbage on the floors and all the tables. The women's bathroom was out of toilet paper and soap. If the owners of the place cared about business, why would they not make sure to have a cleaning staff either after they close or before they open.