It’s no secret that Michigan is absolutely overflowing with natural beauty. While seeing this beauty from the ground is fantastic, there’s nothing more magical than experiencing the great outdoors from above. When you’re seeking a brand new perspective on the Great Lakes State, look no further than this one-of-a-kind scenic ride.
Crystal Mountain Resort is located at 12500 Crystal Mountain Drive in the lovely village of Thompsonville.
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This stunning four-season getaway is a popular location for families from throughout Michigan who seek a fantastic escape from everyday life.
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It’s here that you’ll find a gorgeous scenic chairlift ride that offers incredible sweeping views of the captivating Northern Michigan landscape.
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The surrounding views are so vast and breathtaking that you’ll be able to see three separate Michigan counties at once. Talk about beautiful!
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Throughout the summer and fall, chairlift rides are offered on a limited schedule. If you’re lucky enough to experience one for yourself, we promise you won’t be disappointed.
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While the ride itself provides a stunning panoramic experience, that’s not all: you’ll step off the chairlift and enjoy all sorts of “Top-of-the-Mountain” fun.
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With everything from live mountaintop music to a cash bar, the destination is half the fun when you embark on this incredible chairlift ride.
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The best part? The ride itself is only $7 per person, and kiddos ages 8 and under ride free of cost. Resort guests can enjoy the chairlift free of charge. There’s truly no more unique way to spend a summer evening.
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For more information about scenic chairlift rides and to access a list of musical entertainment acts for the summer season, click here to visit the Crystal Mountain website. Happy riding!
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