906-214-2308
906-265-9100
40 E Adams St
Iron River, MI 49935
Pioneer Lodge at Ski Brule
So Close, You Can Walk to the Slopes!
Pioneer Lodge Condos at Ski Brule are the perfect Michigan lodging option for family vacations and group ski trips. Pioneer Lodge Condos are located directly across the street from the Main Lodge and Ski Brule Mountain. The mountain views are amazing! They’re also the perfect place to watch our New Year’s Eve Fireworks display!
(800) 362-7853
Discounts & Offers
- CMSC Early Season Lodging Package includes 2 day lift ticket, 2 nights lodging, 2 Brule Breakfast Buffet & Homestead BBQ dinner.
- Appreciation Week Lodging Package includes 2 day lift ticket, 2 nights lodging, Homestead BBQ Dinner, 2 Breakfast. Teacher, Military, Firefighter, Medical & College discount lodging packages.
- Other discounts and offers: https://skibrule.com/rates-specials/specials/
Motel Information
About Us:
- Check in: 4:00pm
- Check out: 10:00am
- Age: Guest must be 25 years of age or older with valid ID to check in. ($500 cash deposit required for any guests under the age of 25. Please call the property for details and to book if you are under the age of 25)
- Accepted payment: Visa, American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Please note: 50% deposit is required upon booking.
- Types of rooms: Connecting Condos
- $40 pet fee applies per night. Not all rooms are pet friendly - only the anderson lake lodge (ski brule village) can accommodate pets.
- Pioneer Lodge Condos are perfect for couples & families visiting Michigan’s number one rated family ski vacation
Amenities:
- Connecting Rooms so guests have the option of enjoying their privacy and group time.
- Access to two outside hot tubs
- Full kitchen, Free wifi, Direct Tv, Telephone, Microwave, Coffee maker, Cookware, Linens, outdoor gas grill
- Daily maid service
- Complimentary seasonal evening activities
- Great view of the slopes
- Few steps from the lifts and all services
- Ski and snowboarding lessons
- Rentals: snowboard, ski, snow skates, snowshoe, fat bike
- Equipment tech shop (hot wax, full tune, etc)
- Bears den pro shop
- Golden bear gift shop
- Special event activities
Attractions
- SKI BRULE - BRULE CAFE: Open 8:00-4:30 when lifts operate, start your day right with made to order breakfast (mid-week), or pick up a breakfast sandwich to start your day off right. Lunch options include burgers, brats, fries, cheese curds, salad, pasties, soup, chili and Brule Cafe’ has several ‘healthy options’ too!
- SKI BRULE - HILLSIDE EVENING DINING: Looking for a great dining experience? Look no further then the Hillside Dining room at the Brule Saloon, serving at 5:00 P.M. with early & late season hours that vary. Dinner menu includes steak, pasta, salad, burgers, wraps and Ski Brule’s Up North Style Fish Fry on Friday evenings.
- SKI BRULE - BRULE SALOON: Open daily from 5pm to 8pm, the Brule Saloon serves a selection of hot and cold beverages with the best views of the slopes. Late night munchies are also available at Brule Saloon.
- SKI BRULE - HOMESTEAD LODGE: The mid mountain Homestead Lodge is a unique stop to grab a bite to eat, relax and warm up. Built in the 1800’s and decorated with antiques, the Homestead Lodge at Ski Brule is a ‘must visit’ on your Michigan vacation. Homestead Lodge is accessible during the day from Homestead Trail and North Forty Trails. Open 9-4:00
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Iron County is one of the Upper Peninsula’s best kept secrets. From camping to fishing, hunting to canoeing, mountain biking to forest bathing – no matter your interests, the great outdoors and clear crisp air await you here.