Spirit Mountain
9500 Spirit Mountain Pl, Duluth, MN, 55810
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Address :
9500 Spirit Mountain Pl
Duluth, MN, 55810 - Phone (218) 628-2891
- Website https://www.spiritmt.com
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Nicole P.
My boyfriend is from Duluth and we've had season passes for the last 2 years. The real deal is in the passes if you get up there often. Very reasonable. Plus you get $5 pitchers in the Chalet. the mountain itself isn't very wide or tall, total 700 ft approx. It is a good mountain for park riders and beginners, experienced boarders may get bored quickly.
(3)Mariah D.
I can only review the Timber Twister coaster, but it's SO much fun! My 59 year old mom loved it, so it truly is great for all ages! I would advise you do double riders instead of single riders if possible, because you go faster (it's also cheaper)! If the driver in the back just leans all the way in to it, your combined weights will zoom you down that mountain! And that's kind of the best part: The trip down the mountain is self-propelled. You control the car to go as fast or slow as you'd like, but there is no steering to worry about obviously, the track you're secured to does that for you. You just push the levers to go, and release them to slow or stop. There are some beautiful scenic overlooks to enjoy if you're able to 'brake' your car in time to focus on the view. It's just so awesome to speed by huge trees and rocks and not die! For all you Twilight fanboys and girls out there, this coaster honestly reminds me of how the Cullen vampires must feel while running and leaping through the woods and trees at high speeds. The ride itself goes by pretty quickly, but is worth every penny! The only thing that would make it any better is if they had 2 parallel tracks and you could race your friends down!
(5)Angel S.
The campground is a great little hidden gem overlooking Duluth. It provides RV/electrical camping, but also walk-in tent sites. We only tent camp and love to walk-in. They are quite private and you don't feel like you are right next to the other campers. Some have boulders protecting your campsite a little bit too. Often there isn't other people walking in, so it's even more secluded and wonderful. The bathroom showers are nothing to write home to mom about, but at least there is hot water. This is why I can't give the campground 5 stars. We love the close proximity to Duluth, affordable rates, easy access to day trips on the Superior Hiking trail, spectacular views of Duluth/Superior and the Great Lake Superior (during the day and at night), plus the option to check-out the amusement park rides Spirit Mountain offers.
(4)Nazgul W.
We came to this oddball place just outside of Duluth during a trip to the area and had a blast. The Timber Twister is awesome and totally bizarre. Riding a roller coaster through the woods is a really strange feeling, and it's cool that you can just ride it with one other person and adjust your speed to your liking. I really enjoyed it, and wish it would have been longer. We also did the mini golf, which I must say was rather mundane and boring (not really all that imaginative of a setup) when compared to the alpine roller coaster. Definitely check this place out for the coaster, if nothing else.
(4)Brenda B.
Went here when it first opened in the late 70s. Came back in the 2000s. It had expanded greatly. Awesome views of the harbor. Spectacular vistas. Hotels right nearby at the foot of the hill. There is one really long hill that actually made my legs ache for the Midwest. We had a great time here and there was a good sale going on in the ski shop to get new goggs for the kid. Last time we were here, we stayed in Superior to share some tourism dollars in good old Sconnie. We ate at Sammy's Pizza and Elbow Room -- see review on Yelp. We did eat in the Spirit Mtn bar/restaurant for lunch and it was pretty good, awesome views from everywhere. I recall staff was very friendly here too.
(4)Donna W.
We went here in the summer for the Timber Twister roller coaster and it was AWESOME. Think of a one or two person coaster car riding all through the gorgeous trees and along Lake Superior. When have you ever ridden a roller coaster right through the trees??? We had a complete blast and I would highly recommend it. They also had a zipline, which I would not recommend at all. Short, slow, and boring. Stick to the roller coaster...you won't be disappointed.
(4)Kelly R.
Um, duh, it's not the Alps, but I can't believe how quality it is for being basically right in town, and in the midwest to boot. It's a fun place to go for the day, but obviously it's not a destination ski spot (not that I believe anyone thinks that...). Lines aren't too bad at the lifts, it's affordable-ish. Shuttles from the parking lot to the lodge. I must, however, complain about the food. Is there anywhere to go besides the cafeteria-style burger place there?? Somebody send me a message if this is no longer the case, and I will edit my review. I have to believe that if they had a real restaurant, that people would go. (Edit: somebody tells me that there's apparently some kind of restaurant on top of the chalet. No word if it's good or not...) Great view!
(4)Rebecca A.
I've only been skiing once at Spirit Mt- it was a high school field trip and I think I ran into a tree. So, this isn't a review of the skiing- it's a review of the Spirit Mountain Wedding facilities. I am planning my wedding for next year and just booked Spirit Mt for my reception. Here is my story, in brief: Last Friday, I booked Spirit Mt as a reception hall for next year on X date. On Monday I found out that the church I want to get married in is already taken on that date! I called Spirit Mt in a panic, wanting to switch to the next weekend. Of course, they already had people booked for the weekend I wanted to switch to. But, somehow- they were able to rearrange everything just so I could get married on the weekend I wanted. I would never have expected such supreme effort from a place which is so popular- they didn't need my business, they could have just told me "so sorry, we are booked every other weekend- and by the way you lose your deposit". But they didn't! They actually made everything work. I knew Spirit Mt was going to be a beautiful place to get married. What I didn't know was that they would actually care about me and my wedding. :)
(5)Keith L.
My second year in a row here for the USSA Midwest Regional Freestyle Event. This place is so much bigger than it looks. The trails are always in great shape and the chalet is huge and family friendly. Plus they have a fantastic half pipe. If you drive at a "quick pace", only two hours from the Twin Cities. And its in Duluth. What more can you ask!
(4)Adam T.
Best place in Minnesota to ride. They always have an amazing half-pipe, and the "mountain", in general, is always well cared for. There is a giant terrain park, with a little bit for everyone on one side of the mountain, and plenty of space in other areas to free ride. Hand rails aren't my cup of tea, but the hits and table tops are always prime with nice landings. Runs aren't all that long... but besides Lutsen, there really isn't anywhere in MN that has long runs. Dress warm, as the wind off Lake Superior is always cold! Prices are great if you plan ahead and get a deal or two before the season. I actually checked out the new alpine coaster recently and was actually impressed.
(4)Emily S.
I am a fan, a definite fan of Spirit Mountain. I grew up snowboarding and skiing, and this was a hill that I've been to many times. It is pretty decent, I have definitely seen better, but for the location, the size, and the amount of people who come here all the time. It is a great hill. Great for beginners, and great for the advanced skiers who want to take day off and enjoy the slopes. The top of the hill provides an excellent view of Lake Superior. The only issue that I have ever encountered was the lack of skill in some people. You know how it is, wherever you go, you WILL run into someone who should not be skiing.. at least alone.. yet. Or those who have complete disregard for anyone on the hill. Tons of kids come here. School trips are here a lot. so sometimes it really isn't that fun. But it is the only hill in Duluth, so you should expect that. Overall, It's good!
(4)David S.
Came for the Alpine Slide, it was a great day, a little chilly, but sunny and otherwise a perfect time to go. Not too many people which makes it great when you want to go fast. Had fun and would definitely go again.
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