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    5.0 (1 review)

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    Tyrol Basin

    Tyrol Basin

    3.1
    (54 reviews)
    11.0 mi

    Hidden gem for food! Would not have guessed the fish fry would be as good as it was!! We ordered…read morefood before going through the seasonal Terror at Tyrol. We received the food fairly quickly. We ordered the fish fry with Mac and cheese and elote. The fish was amazing! Super crispy and fresh. They had a couple preparation options to choose from. The Mac and cheese was creamy and tasty however I wish they advertised it as spicy. Maybe I missed that but I was surprised it was! The elote was also pretty good. It was served with a roll and coleslaw. Plenty of food for the price! I would eat a fish fry here again!!

    I have been coming to Tyrol for upwards of 15+ years. I actually learned how to ski/snowboard here…read morefirst. Being conveniently located from Madison makes it more easier to visit and practice, especially during the weekday when there are different specials going on! Parking is good with a overflow parking right across the street. Also to note, service is spotty there. I always rent equipment and have never had any big issues. Quality and upkeep is pretty good. The prices can get high on the weekends, but usually specials on the weekdays. This resort has no frills and extra fancy things, just a spot to do some shredding. The lodge is very snack and like stadium food setting. I will say depending on the season and snow trend, the slopes can get pretty icy, but overall the hills are well maintained. The 'beginners' slope is pretty good for practicing and you can get up and down fast with the conveyor belt railing. The trails in general are on the shorter side but are still challenging and diverse for all levels.

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    Fish fry, mac and cheese, elote
    Fish fry, mac and cheese, elote
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    Justin Trails Resort

    Justin Trails Resort

    4.0
    (23 reviews)
    83.0 mi

    Stunningly beautiful, sweet hosts, great story. It was so peaceful and relaxing. Breakfast was…read moreall local & homemade. Bed was super comfortable. Convenient for the bike trails with great inside scoop on the area. We will be back! The only bummer was many of the restaurants in the area are closed Monday & Tuesday so lunch & dinner those days was a bit tough.

    Beyond the COVID era issues, I'd probably have given 3.5/4 stars. For the price, I wasn't that…read moreimpressed ($310 for one night); however, nothing was outright bad. The property itself is gorgeous. We really enjoyed the trails and love that our Baby Dog could join us. This review is for the Queen/Presidential Suite and Garden Suite building. The biggest issue is that one of the staff wasn't wearing a mask and (more than once) got closer than 6 ft from us to talk into our faces. Given she works in a facility with random guests coming and going, she could easily become a superspreader especially given that guests aren't required to wear masks in public buildings. At least four other guests came into the lodge without masks and talked over the self-service breakfast bar. If we hadn't been the first people at breakfast, no way we'd have eaten from that Grim Reaper buffet. Yikes! Even a beautiful location with tasty food can't totally make up for the increase in risk for getting COVID/myocarditis from non-compliance with common sense infection prevention measures! The room was fine, and the bathroom was good. There was no bar soap to wash our hands, and there was only one coffee pod and no creamer or sugar. There was no sound privacy either. Through the wall, we could hear perfectly the people next to us. I know their dog's food schedule and their family dynamics now. Lulz. I think this sound issue would be a moot point in one of the cabins. We ordered a fruit platter, veggie platter, and a bottle of wine. All were fresh and tasty.

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    The Studio area for events up to 50 people
    The Studio area for events up to 50 people
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    The Studio for events up to 50 guests
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    Blackhawk Ski Area - skiresorts - Updated June 2026

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