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Al Quaal ski resort · slopes, lifts & elevation

Al Quaal is a ski area in Ishpeming, Michigan, United States, between 423 m and 481 m above sea level.

Downhill runs
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Lifts
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Top elevation
481 m
Vertical drop
58 m
Cross-country
16 km
Nearest airport
MQT · 27 km

Al Quaal is a ski area in Ishpeming, Michigan, the United States.

Lifts and elevation

Skiing runs from 423 m up to 481 m, a vertical drop of 58 m — typical of a local ski hill. Cross-country skiers get 16.2 km of nordic trails.

Getting to Al Quaal

The nearest airport is Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport (MQT), about 27 km away in a straight line — roughly 35 minutes by car; Ford Airport (IMT) is 85 km away. Nearby ski areas include Stoneville Hill, Marquette Mountain (9.8 km), Blueberry Ridge and Chatham Hill, which together add 11 km of slopes for a multi-resort trip.

Nearest airports to Al Quaal

  1. 1
    Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport Flag of United StatesGwinn, United States Airports in United States
    MQT27 kmstraight line
  2. 2
    Ford Airport Flag of United StatesKingsford, United States Airports in United States
    IMT85 kmstraight line
  3. 3
    Houghton County Memorial Airport Flag of United StatesHancock, United States Airports in United States
    CMX96 kmstraight line
  4. 4
    Delta County Airport Flag of United StatesEscanaba, United States Airports in United States
    ESC98 kmstraight line

Frequently asked questions

How high is Al Quaal?

The lifts and runs reach 481 m (1,578 ft); the lowest point is 423 m, a vertical drop of 58 m.

What is the nearest airport to Al Quaal?

Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport (MQT), about 27 km away in a straight line; Ford Airport (IMT) is 85 km away.

Data: OpenSkiMap — © OpenStreetMap contributors & Skimap.org (ODbL 1.0). Run lengths are measured along mapped pistes; resorts may publish different figures.