Visitor reviews for Caberfae Peaks

• January 03, 2008
  flat from UNITED STATES
  

  Had to reply to offset the above comments...
  Cabby is one of the oldest ski hills in the nation... its got a very chilled, laid back vibe to it and contrary to what Mr. Grumpy Pants above experienced in 2003 - for the 07/08 season pistes have been widened to reduce congestion... Patrol does a good job controlling those that need it but are laid back enough to allow for good responsible free riding. Perhaps the biggest draw at the 'Fae' is financial - Season passes could be had for as little as $99 for weekend only and $199 unlimited if purchased pre-season... You can ski every weekend of the season at Caberfae for the price of one weekend at Boyne.
  Something to consider.
  Snow: Lingerie for the Mountains.

• December 23, 2003
  Donald Brackx from UNITED STATES
  

  We were at Caberfae December 20 thru the 22nd. There appears to have been several large groups of unsupervised teens that were left to terrorize the rest of us. For those who have never skied before, they need some sort of instruction in safety - before being set out on there own. Also, there needs to be a presence on the hill to direct these groups on where not to congregate! - it is a safety issue!! We were lucky we did not see anyone get killed. I have been coming to Caberfae every year around Christmas for the last 4 years. This will be my last visit.

• December 13, 2003
  Kaylin Sjodin from UNITED STATES
  

  Caberfae is cool, line free, well, rustic, old fashioned, full of duct-tape, what ever you chose to call it. You wont pay 9 dollars for a cookie, or get told to slow down by some yuppie ski patroller. build jumps at your own discretion, unless the landing is in a tree, the ski patrollers shouldnt have a problem. The lifties are... well... hicks, but your in cadillac, come on, soak up the culture. The terrain is great, you can ski south peak all season with out getting bored, i just wish they would learn how to build better jumps. Its taller than say crystal mountain (not a mountain), and has no lift line, so check it out.