Dodge Ridge Trail Map

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Dodge Ridge Resort

Description:
SnowJam Members receive 25% off every midweek visit (Monday-Friday) to Dodge Ridge throughout the 2023/24 winter season.

This offer is valid for Adult (23-69), Young Adult (13-22), Youth (6-12), & Senior (70-74) lift tickets.

You must be a SnowJam Member in order to claim this benefit. The 25% discount applies to the walkup lift ticket price and cannot be combined with any other discounts or promotions. Limit one lift ticket per membership, per day. No advance purchase is available.

Blackout Dates:
December 24, 2023 – January 7,2024;
January 13 – 14, 2024;
February 17 – 18, 2024;

How It Works:

Sign up to become a SnowJam Member for just $24 for the 2023/24 winter season. No monthly fees!
Your SnowJam Membership will arrive via email. Take a screenshot or print the membership document and bring it to Dodge Ridge.
Present your SnowJam Membership & matching ID to the lift ticket window. Tickets can only be purchased in person the day you plan on riding.

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Explore Dodge Ridge

Dodge Ridge was founded on the ideals of family. Envisioned by a man with a dream to provide a better life for his family, Dodge Ridge was brought to life in 1950. Beginning with a sketch on the inside of a matchbook, Dodge Ridge has become an established ski resort known and loved by many throughout the years.

Founded by the Purdy family in 1950, and owned by the Helm family since 1976, Dodge Ridge is entering its first season under new ownership. The new owners, Invision Capital and Karl Kapusciniski look forward to preserving the guest-focused environment that Dodge Ridge has adopted throughout decades of family ownership. Not only continuing to provide a family-friendly atmosphere at the ski resort, the new owners are carrying on the Helm’s dedication to continual growth and innovation.

Elevation:
Summit 8,200 ft
Vertical Drop 1,600 ft
Base 6,600 ft

Lifts:
1 Quad
2 Triple
5 Double

Terrain:
20% Beginner
40% Intermediate
40% Advanced