Book Your Ski Trip Lodging
Step1
Book accommodations through the Explore Minnesota Tourism Web site (see Resources below) or by calling (888) TOURISM. Here you'll be able to locate accommodations in the smaller cities that surround Coffee Mill Ski Area.
Step2
Book your reservations at a hotel, motel or bed and breakfast in Red Wing, Rochester, Winona or Eau Claire, Minnesota. All of these cities are located within 100 miles of the Coffee Mill Ski Area and offer a range of accommodation styles, from modern to old-fashioned.
Step3
Rent a ski-inspired condo at one of the nearby Lake Pepin resorts. You can get a room in a Lake Pepin condo for affordable rates, with some rooms priced especially low.
Budget for Lift Tickets, Ski Lessons and Equipment Rentals
Step1
Learn about the prices for lift tickets for adults. Adult lift tickets for weekend passes are inexpensive, as are weekday passes and night skiing passes in particular.
Step2
Discover the prices for lift tickets for children. Junior lift tickets will be priced only a few dollars under that of the adult day pass for weekend skiing. During weekdays and during night skiing periods, adult and junior ski passes will cost the same amount.
Step3
Budget for a seasonal pass if you plan on booking several ski trips to Coffee Mill Ski Area this season. An individual ski pass will be surprisingly inexpensive, and a college, child or military season pass will cost even less.
Research Travel Options for Your Ski Trip
Step1
Take advantage of the close proximity of Coffee Mill to the Twin Cities. Land at the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport.
Step2
Have a nice drive! Rent a car from one of the many car rental companies available at the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport and drive about 82 miles to the Coffee Mill Ski Area.
Discover What Coffee Mill Ski Area Has to Offer
Step1
Become familiar with the mountain statistics that you will explore during your ski trip. This mountain offers a base elevation of 725 feet, a summit elevation of 1,150 feet, a vertical drop of 425 feet, 28 acres of skiing terrain and a half-pipe formation.
Step2
Learn about the restrictions of planning a ski trip to this ski area. First, there are restricted areas that you will need to avoid. You will also be required to use a leash. There is no child care available at this ski area, there aren't special lessons set up for women skiers and there are no adaptive features available.
Step3
Browse a current ski and snow report at the Weather Underground Web site (see Resources below).