Resort near Popular Concert Venue

There are few concert-goers in Wisconsin who have not seen at least one show at Alpine Valley amphitheatre. The location has hosted thousands of shows featuring popular performers like Jimmy Buffet, Aerosmith, Phish, Dave Matthews Band, and the Grateful Dead. The combination of open air and covered seating in a unique, outdoor location makes the amphitheatre a favorite venue of performers and music fans. Located nearby the amphitheatre is the independently owned ski resort, popular among winter sports enthusiasts throughout the Midwest.

The ski resort is open year round and offers on slope lodging during the ski season. There are also several other activities offered throughout the year including golf. The European motif mirrors the resort's name and makes it a unique destination, well loved by families and ski enthusiasts. The resort is secluded and even those who only have a short drive feel as if they have escaped to the snowy Swiss countryside. There are 123 guest rooms, as well as four suites, and the resort features an indoor pool, a whirlpool, a cocktail lounge, and several dining rooms. Each room features a coffee maker, an alarm clock, and satellite television.

The Alpine Dining Room is one of the area's best-loved restaurants. Guests can enjoy delicious Midwest fare served in a charming setting. Before or after your meal, enjoy a cocktail in the Valley View Lounge, overlooking some of the best scenery in the area.

Package deals are available and include lodging, unlimited skiing, and breakfast and dinner. Deals are also available for those who would like to learn to ski or snowboard while staying at the resort. Packages include rental of equipment, beginner's lessons, and lift tickets. This way, even the novice winter sports lover can enjoy the resort and the surroundings, while learning a new sport.

Alpine Valley Resort's Ski patrol is a group of highly trained individuals responsible for keeping the resort safe. Their code of conduct reminds skiers and other sportsmen they should always stay in control, find a safe place when needing to stop, use devices to prevent runaway equipment, know how to properly use the lifts, and always yield the right of way to those deserving of it. They are registered members of the National Ski Patrol System, which was an organization founded in 1938. They are trained in first aid, CPR, and Outdoor Emergency Care. Understanding that even the safest skiing can still result in accidental injury, they are prepared to handle just about anything on the slopes and they help to keep the Alpine Resort safe and fun.

In addition to getaway weekends for skiing and golf, the resort is a popular destination for weddings, banquets, and corporate meetings. The resort features space for 20-300 people, as well as break-out rooms and seminar equipment. Meeting packages are available that include lodging and golf. Wedding and banquet menus are planned with guests needs in mind and their professional event staff will work with organizers to ensure a successful event. For those looking for a unique Midwest donation, or an event or a family getaway, head to Alpine Valley.