STAY IN CADILLAC
We have a variety of resorts, hotels, motels, cabins & campgrounds perfect for all seasons!
Caberfae Ski Conditions-
Learn more about downhill skiing in Cadillac
MacKenzie XC Ski Trail
UPDATED 1/21/26:
Report any downed trees by filling out the form on our website. Learn more about the MacKenzie Trail here.
Latest Update
Latest Update
Updated: 1/31/26
TRAIL BASE:
4-6"
CONDITIONS: Excellent
It doesn’t get much better than this! I’ve been riding in this area for over 45 years, and can’t remember better base/conditions than we have right now. I groomed yesterday, Trail 37 south to Trail 35, and north to Trail 637. A few small bumps, but overall, fantastic conditions! Trails are firm and fast, so continue to ride safely and ride right.
Another Safety Note: When encountering a Groomer, please slow down and look for a place to stop for them to pass. By driving up closer to the Groomer, you’re making it inevitable that you’ll have to turn around completely. Groomers are trained to never pass a moving sledder, so either sleds or the Groomer will have to be stopped. Cadillac Winter Promotions has been working hard to make these trails what they are and we appreciate the many nice compliments on the trails, but most importantly we appreciate our volunteer Groomer drivers!
Learn more about snowmobiling in Cadillac
XC Ski Trail
Winter Sports Trail 🚲
The WST was groomed There was about 1″ of fresh snow. The trail is in great shape.
WAYS TO WINTER
The groomed trails and ski runs are waiting – so many ways to enjoy this season in the Cadillac area!
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Plan ahead by taking a 3D virtual tour of our lodging and attractions before your stay!
MILES OF MULTI-USE 4 SEASON TRAILS
TRAILS WITHIN 20 MINUTES OF DOWNTOWN
LOCAL EVENTS
We hope that you will join us this year for many amazing adventures in all four seasons that you won’t want to miss. Keep an eye out for Caddy Bear and his Caddy Wagon at Cadillac’s biggest events!
REMEMBERING THE ORIGINAL STEWARDS OF THESE LANDS
We acknowledge that the greater Cadillac area is the ancestral land of the Anishinaabek, including the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Bode’wadmi peoples. We honor their history, resilience, and ongoing connection to this land.