Shanty Creek Resorts

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Shanty Creek Resorts

5780 Shanty Creek Road
Bellaire, MI 49615
Regions: North
Phone: (231) 533-8621
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ABOUT SHANTY CREEK


Shanty Creek Resorts is a four-season destination resort and conference center spanning 5,500 acres and four distinct villages: Summit, Schuss, Hawk's Eye and Cedar River, each with lodging, dining, golf and downhill skiing and cross country trails in Bellaire, Michigan, conveniently located among the chain of lakes region, just 31 miles northeast of Traverse City, MI.

In winter and late fall, Schuss Mountain and Summit Mountain’s two-mountain experience provides 53 downhill slopes, five terrain parks, 30km of cross country trails, and a multi-lane alpine tubing park located at one of the best ski resorts in Michigan.

In spring and summer, book Michigan golf packages and play five award-winning championship golf courses including Arnold Palmer’s The Legend and Tom Weiskopf’s highly-decorated Cedar River GC, the acclaimed Schuss Mountain golf course, the original Summit course and it's newest addition, Hawk's Eye GC.

From special events to conferences to weddings, Shanty Creek has been named Best Wintertime Venue, Best Michigan Golf Resort and Best Service by the readers of Michigan Meetings + Events. Shanty Creek Resorts offer a variety of vacation packages for your Michigan getaways.

WINTER AT SHANTY CREEK


Schuss Mountain has long defined skiing in Michigan. So it's no surprise Shanty Creek was rated "Best Downhill Terrain in the Midwest" by OnTheSnow.com's visitors.

Now with 53 runs on its two mountains and featuring 4 terrain parks, a 300' half pipe, more than 175" of snow, and a 450' vertical drop, Shanty Creek is where terrain meets tradition.

Combine great terrain with special ski events, discount lift ticket pricing, and season passes for all ages, Shanty Creek makes it easy to schuss all winter long.

Alpine: From beginner to experienced skiers and boarders, Shanty Creek has something for everyone. Schuss Mountain has earned its reputation as the "Best Downhill Terrain in the Midwest." And with four terrain parks, a half pipe, more glade runs, and the best groomed snow, SCR offers the best lift ticket value in Michigan.

Terrain Parks: With four terrain parks and a half pipe, Shanty Creek leads the way for freeriders and twin tip skiing alike. Boasting a variety of ever-changing rails, boxes and tabletops, our parks are groomed daily and maintained by our trained and knowledgeable staff.

Jib smaller jumps and rails in the beginner's area, get sick on the features of Purple Daze at Schuss Mountain, catch air at Summit, and grab and twist your way down the pipe.

Tubing: Tubing is a speedy downhill thrill for your whole crew on Schuss Mountain's north face. Located in Cedar River Village, SCR's five-lane tubing park is fun for kids, families, groups and non-athletes.

Tickets are limited each hour; sessions begin at the top of the hour and may be purchased at the Summit Village Snowsports Center, Schuss Snowsports Center, Nordic Center or the Cedar River Tubing Park Window.

Please note: All children under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a release of liability form.

Cross Country: Shanty Creek prides itself on its pristine Nordic ski trails that wind through snow-blanketed northern Michigan hardwoods and pines.

All 30km of dedicated trails are groomed daily and designed for cross-country enthusiasts in mind with stretching and bending terrain... ideal for short-strides and long-glides.

GOLF AT SHANTY CREEK


An unforgettable golf vacation awaits at Shanty Creek Resorts. With five distinct courses including Arnold Palmer's The Legend, Tom Weiskopf's Cedar River, the challenging Schuss Mountain course, the beautiful Hawk'e Eye GC, and the original Summit GC, your game just got better.

Outstanding service earned Shanty Creek a Silver Medal from Golf Digest and "Best Family Golf Resort in the Midwest" by Great Lakes Golf. Sporting tight fairways, formidable doglegs, breathtaking hazards, and varying elevations, Shanty Creek emphasizes value giving golfers of all abilities great tracks and well-maintained conditions at fair prices.

Cedar River: Designed by PGA player and architect, Tom Weiskopf, Cedar River was named one of America's Top 100 Resort Courses by Golf Week. One of Golf Magazine's "Top Ten in the U.S. You Can Play," this northern Michigan course offers five tees. Book your tee time online.

Par: 72 | Yards: 6,980 | Slope: 144 | Rating: 73.6

The Legend: Designed by Arnold Palmer, The Legend was awarded 4_ stars in Golf Digest's "Places to Play Directory." Cascading over hilltops with stunning views of Lake Bellaire and into valleys alongside crystal clear waters, The Legend was named one of the top four resort courses in the United States by the readers of Golf Magazine. Book your tee time online.

Par: 72 | Yards 6,764 | Slope: 137 | Rating: 73.6

Schuss Mountain: Annually named one of the top public courses in Michigan, Schuss Mountain is a challenging course carved into Pure Michigan. Schuss Mountain delivers the challenge golfers seek throughout 6,922 yards of abundant wetlands, rolling hills, and wildlife. Book your tee time online.

Par: 72 | Yards: 6,922 | Slope: 127 | Rating: 73.4

Hawk's Eye: Adding to Shanty Creek's golf reputation, this John Robinson design features incredible vistas, water hazards on 9 of 18 holes, and putting greens to challenge golfers of all levels. Named among "Michigan's Top Courses" from GolfAdvisor and the “Top 25 Course Layouts in the US."

Par: 72 | Yards: 7,011 | Slope: 148 | Rating: 75.4

Summit: 
The Shanty Creek original, this William Diddel design is one of northern Michigan's gems rolling gently across the hills of Antrim County. A long-time favorite among golfers who favor wide fairways and fast greens. Book your tee time online.

Par: 71 | Yards: 6,260 | Slope: 122 | Rating: 72
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