Caberfae South Peak Slope

South Peak at Caberfae

This live view frames the South Peak slope of Caberfae Peaks Ski & Golf Resort, near Cadillac in Michigan's northern Lower Peninsula. The camera watches over the run's tree-lined descent, a small pond at its base, and the forested ridge that rises beyond it.

Michigan's Original Ski Hill

Caberfae Peaks traces its roots to the 1930s, making it one of the oldest operating ski areas in Michigan. South Peak itself was carved into the hillside in the 1980s, adding steeper, longer runs to the resort's original terrain and giving the property its two-summit layout.

Boreal Forest and Water

Beyond the groomed run, the surrounding hardwood and conifer forest forms the wooded backdrop, while the pond at the base of the slope reflects the tree line and sky. The mix of open piste and dense woodland is typical of the low, rolling terrain found across this part of the state.

A Year-Round Retreat

Outside the ski season, Caberfae Peaks turns its slopes and lodge over to golf, weddings, and mountain gatherings, keeping the property active long after the lifts stop running. The camera offers a steady window onto this corner of the resort whatever the calendar says.