Boyne Resorts
Boyne Resorts is North America's largest family-owned, independent mountain resort company, with 13 destinations from British Columbia to Maine, championship golf courses, and more than 11,000 team members across our destinations. Founded in 1948 by Everett Kircher and still owned and led by the Kircher family today, Boyne has always operated on its own terms. Private ownership means we invest for the long run: in our mountains, our communities, and the people who make it all happen. Stephen Kircher serves as CEO, continuing a legacy that began with his father 78 years ago. Our resorts include Boyne Mountain, The Highlands, The Inn at Bay Harbor, and BOYNE Golf in Michigan; Big Sky Resort in Montana; Sunday River, Sugarloaf, and Pleasant Mountain in Maine; Loon Mountain in New Hampshire; The Summit at Snoqualmie and Alpental in Washington; Brighton Resort in Utah; Cypress Mountain in British Columbia; and Gatlinburg SkyPark in Tennessee. At Boyne Resorts, you don't just build a career in hospitality; you build one surrounded by skiing, golf, dining, and mountain communities where your work and your life share the same backdrop. We're always looking for people who love the outdoors, believe in service, and want to be part of something built to last. Explore careers: https://careers.boyneresorts.com/careers-home Learn more: https://www.boyneresorts.com/www.boyneresorts.com
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Oct 9, 2026
Larry OlmstedGUEST
Hey, Michael.
Larry OlmstedGUEST
It's great to be with you here in person, and as always, brought to you by our friends at Boyne Resorts.
Larry OlmstedGUEST
Uh, Boyne is America's leader in outdoor recreation with 11 golf and ski resorts across Michigan and North America.
Larry OlmstedGUEST
And, um, usually, you ask me these questions about travel and interview me, and today, we're gonna flip the script a little bit.
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
And for those of you who wanna ski like it's a home game, Big Sky is owned by?
Larry OlmstedGUEST
Uh, they are owned by Michigan's Boyne Resorts, and, uh, if you have an Icon pass, you could ski free at there, at Big Sky, as well as at, uh, Boyne Mountain and Highlands.
Larry OlmstedGUEST
Or if you have one of the, uh, Boyne Highlands or Mountain, like, uh, whatever it is, Platinum passes, their highest level, you can take that out to Big Sky and ski for free.
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
Thank you for that.
Michael Patrick ShielsHOST
And for those of you who wanna ski like it's a home game, Big Sky is owned by ...
Larry OlmstedGUEST
Uh, they are owned by Michigan's Boyne Resorts.
Larry OlmstedGUEST
And, uh, if you have an Icon pass, you could ski free at, there at Big Sky as well as at, uh, Boyne Mountain and Highlands.
Larry OlmstedGUEST
Or if you have one of the, uh, Boyne Highlands or Mountain, like, uh, whatever it is, platinum passes, their highest level, you can take that out to Big Sky and ski for free.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
And Dave Fields of Snowbird.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
And Stephen Kircher from Boyne Resorts.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
And just folks from all over that are part of Mountain Collective.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
And that's a really important part of the storm foundationally, right? So this is not an event I go to to get a story and report on things.
Kevin DietzHOST
And at Boyne, you can get above the trees and see the colors from Sky Bridge, Michigan, an unbelievable adventure.
Kevin DietzHOST
Joining us now is Jim Powell, Executive Director of the Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau, and Aaron Ernst, Director of Communications for Boyne Resorts.
Kevin DietzHOST
How are you?
Jim PowellGUEST
Good, good.
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Kevin DietzHOST
It's an amazing place to be in the winter.
Kevin DietzHOST
And at Boyne, they're already looking forward to opening the slopes in another full winter season.
Kevin DietzHOST
Back with us are Jim Powell, Executive Director of the Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau, and Aaron Ernst, Director of Communications for Boyne Resorts.
Kevin DietzHOST
Welcome back, guys.
Kevin DietzHOST
And at Boyne, they're already looking forward to opening the slopes in another full winter season.
Kevin DietzHOST
Back with us are Jim Powell, Executive Director of the Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau, and Aaron Ernst, Director of Communications for Boyne Resorts.
Kevin DietzHOST
Welcome back, guys.
Jim PowellGUEST
Thank you.
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Kevin DietzHOST
I highly recommend people come.
Kevin DietzHOST
What's the best website to go to? Or what are some of the websites? Well, for
Jim PowellGUEST
us, I would say visit or I would go to thepetoskeyarea.com, check out our winter site, and then certainly Aaron and the folks at Boyne Resorts would love to have you check out your website.
Aaron ErnstGUEST
Yeah, boymountain.com and highlandsharbersprings.com.
Kevin DietzHOST
And at Boyne, you can get above the trees and see the colors from Skybridge, Michigan, an unbelievable adventure.
Kevin DietzHOST
Joining us now is Jim Powell, Executive Director of the Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau, and Aaron Ernst, Director of Communications for Boyne Resorts.
Kevin DietzHOST
How are you?
Jim PowellGUEST
Good, good.
Brian HeonGUEST
That was an interesting transition.
Brian HeonGUEST
COVID was happening, and Boyne Resorts and I got in touch.
Brian HeonGUEST
I was able to meet the COO, Rick Kelly, Dana Bowen from Sunday River, and six years ago, Megan and I, Gretchen and Elsie transitioned from North Conway to Bethel to join the Sunday River team.
Brian HeonGUEST
Awesome.