Discover why this family-friendly winter resort located just 10 minutes from Bottineau has been dubbed "The Jewel Above the Prairie".

Bottineau Winter Park offers a wide variety of terrain from the beginner's Southside area to ungroomed expert glade runs and race courses, with skiing and riding for all abilities at very affordable prices. Five lifts will speed you to the top to choose from 9 trails while you take in the views of the Turtle Mountain Region.

Don't want to ski? Try the new Tubing Park, or the cross-country loop through the woods. Bottineau Winter Park has all the amenities, including full rentals and expert instruction in the latest techniques for alpine skiing and snowboarding, a base lodge and restaurant.

Our exceptionally friendly staff greets you with smiles and has a full calendar of events every week to make your visit fun for your entire family.

"Ski the Jewel Above the Prairie"
Bottineau Winter Park is located in the Turtle Mountains and is one of the most beautiful areas of North Dakota. This region is rich in many recreational activities such as: swimming, hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, snowmobiling and skiing. Bottineau Winter Park was founded by a group of local business men and established in 1969.

With 9 trails and 5 lifts covering 40 skiable acres and a 250-foot vertical, Bottineau Winter Park offers a variety of terrain for all ability levels. We have the only night skiing in the area.

Bottineau Winter Park at Night
You can enjoy the entire mountain -- with challenging trails, wide runs and accessible terrain.

Snowboarders are welcome everywhere on the mountain, and all major runs are lit for night skiing.

Bottineau Winter Park is a great place for first-timers and beginners to learn. Certified instructors teach to all ability levels in both private and group lessons. There are classes just for kids, and snowboard instruction is available. Lessons are offered during operating hours.

Services at the area include a rental shop and cafeteria.

Bottineau Winter Park is only 10 miles north of Bottineau, 1/2 mile off Highway 43.