Boyne Mountain Clock Tower

An Alpine Icon in the Village Heart

The Clock Tower is the architectural signature of Boyne Mountain Resort, a steep-roofed, timber-framed structure inspired by Bavarian mountain lodges. It stands at the crossroads of the resort's pedestrian village, flanked by shops, dining terraces, and guest accommodations built in the same alpine chalet style.

A Landscaped Mountain Village

Below the tower, a lily-pad pond and sculpted gardens create a quiet foreground, while a looping drive brings visitors past flower beds and stone walkways. The composition blends resort architecture with the natural greenery of Michigan's Antrim-Charlevoix highlands.

Four-Season Slopes Behind the Scene

Rising gently beyond the rooftops, the resort's wooded ski runs stretch up the hillside, groomed in winter for downhill skiing and left open in the warmer months for hiking, golf, and mountain-coaster rides. The tree-lined slopes give the whole scene a year-round mountain-resort character.

A Northern Michigan Getaway

Located near Boyne Falls in the Lower Peninsula, the resort has drawn travelers to this corner of Charlevoix County for generations. The camera offers a live look at one of Northern Michigan's most recognizable resort landmarks, from the busy village walkways to the quiet pond at its feet.