Michigan's Norway Mountain Ski Area To Re Open, Sold To Local Couple

Norway Mountain ski area has been sold to a local couple, Justin and Jessica Hoppe. The sale price was not disclosed.

The Hoppes are both avid skiers and snowboarders, and they have been frequent visitors to Norway Mountain for many years. They are excited to take over the resort and to continue its legacy as a family-friendly ski destination.

"We're thrilled to be the new owners of Norway Mountain," said Justin Hoppe. "We've always loved this place, and we're committed to making it even better."

The Hoppes plan to invest in the resort's infrastructure, including lift upgrades, snowmaking, and grooming. They also want to expand the resort's offerings, such as adding new terrain and improving the lodge.

"Hi everyone we have amazing news. Norway mountain is back. We will be reopening for the 2024-2025 season. We are going to take the next year and bring Norway back to the glory days. We will have many more announcements coming so keep an eye on our social media pages. We can’t wait to see people back on the hill."

"We want to make Norway Mountain the best ski area in the Midwest," said Jessica Hoppe. "We're confident that we can do that with the support of the community."

The sale of Norway Mountain is a positive development for the ski community in Michigan. The Hoppes are passionate about skiing and snowboarding, and they have a proven track record of success in business. They are the perfect people to lead Norway Mountain into the future.

The sale of Norway Mountain comes five years after the resort closed its doors due to financial difficulties. The Hoppes are confident that they can turn the resort around and make it a profitable business again.

"We know that this is a big challenge, but we're up for it," said Justin Hoppe. "We're excited to get started."

The Hoppes plan to reopen Norway Mountain for the 2024-2025 ski season. They are currently working on a detailed plan for the renovations and improvements that they will make to the resort.

"We can't wait to welcome everyone back to Norway Mountain," said Jessica Hoppe. "We're going to make this place even better than it was before."

It was thought by many winter sports enthusiasts that Norway Mountain had the best terrain in the Central U.P. The mountain is easy to understand with the easier slopes on the eastern side, getting progressively more difficult as one moves westward. one triple chairlift, two double chairlifts, three handle tows, maintenance garage, two unit condominium, large parking lot, grooming and snowmaking equipment, and large main lodge with a spectacular view from the mountain top.