THE HALL

The US Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame provides our sports' highest honor to ski and snowboard athletes and snowsport industry game-changers elected for induction each year.  The medal of honor is presented to each new member inducted into the Hall of Fame. The Hall manages all election activity.
The NATIONAL Hall is located in ISHPEMING, MICHIGAN.

The Hall holds its national induction ceremony at a historic resort each year.  Look for us in your town!

U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame and Museum

Hours:
Current Seasonal Hours:
Monday - Friday 8AM-2PM

Saturdays and after hours tours available through email at [email protected]. We ask for at least a week in advance on scheduling tours but some exceptions can be made. Closed on all federal holidays.

Daily Admission Rates

Children under 12: Free
Students through college: $3
Adults: $5
Family: $15

We'd love to have you visit!

The U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame and Museum is the national hall of fame dedicated exclusively to skiing and snowboarding in America. It provides the ultimate and lasting recognition for those American skiers and snowboarders who excelled nationally and internationally as competitors or contributors to the advancement of skiing and snowboarding in all of its forms. The Hall's Honor Roll of over 430 honored members reflects the richness and diversity of American snowsports from the early pioneer ski jumpers and organizers to today's stars including Glen Plake, Tommy Moe, Picabo Street, Jonny Moseley, Bode Miller and many, many more!

The Birthplace of Organized Skiing

The U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame and Museum is located in Ishpeming, Michigan near the shores of Lake Superior. Over a century ago a group of local businessmen and skiing enthusiasts took the first steps to organize the National Skiing Association thus earning for Ishpeming the distinction of being the birthplace of organized skiing in the United States. It is appropriate that the Hall of Fame should be located in Ishpeming.

Over 60 Years of Service to Skiing

The U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame and Museum was established in Ishpeming in 1954. Besides recognizing America's skiing greats, it has accumulated an outstanding collection of skiing material, both artifacts and archives, which preserves and reflects the great skiing tradition and heritage of skiing in the United States. The building's architecture, represents both the Nordic and alpine traditions of ski sport and contains over 15,000 square feet of exhibits. Within its walls discover the story of the ancient Birkebeiners, see Sun Valley's first snow groomer and learn about the historic 10th Mountain Division and its contribution both in wartime and peacetime to the development of skiing.

Be a Part of America's Snowsport Heritage

The U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame and Museum relies on member donations to support its work. Be part of the effort to preserve and promote America's great snowsport heritage. Join with us in the recognition of excellence in ski sport. Enjoy member benefits and be part of our special events.

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The Roland Palmedo Ski Library

The Roland Palmedo Ski Library is one of the finest ski & snowboard libraries in the country. The collection contains over 1,300 books, magazines, videos and films on the sport of skiing and snowboarding. The collection was assembled by Roland Palmedo, a founder of the New York Ski Club, outdoorsman and adventurer who is an Honored Member of the Hall of Fame.  While the library is open during public hours serious researchers are advised to call ahead to book an appointment.