Check out the snowmaking video created by volunteer Sean Becker demonstrating the snowmaking process.

PIPE IS HERE for Phase 2!  

DONATIONS ARE NEEDED! Check with your employer for a program that matches funds for a 501C (3) (nonprofit) organization. Read the snowmaking letter for more detail about the project.

Please send your donations to:

Lapham Peak Friends/Snow Making Project
W329 N846 County Hwy C
Delafield, WI 53018

The Lapham Peak Friends, in cooperation with the DNR and community businesses, have embarked on an ambitious project to bring snow-making capabilities to the ski trails at Lapham Peak Unit of the Southern Kettle Moraine State Forest.  When completed, the application of man-made snow will extend the ski season and improve the quality of the snow base for the trail users.

Skiers enjoying the man-made snow loop on March 18, 2007.  Thanks Ed Muzik and staff for the grooming and snowmaking!

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Reserve Saturday, March 20, 2010 for the Bike Swap! Check the Calendar of Events page for flyer information and vendor form.

Donations are needed to expand and enhance the snowmaking operation, which is still in early development.  

Please send your donations to:

Lapham Peak Friends/Snowmaking Project
W329 N846 County Hwy C
Delafield, WI 53018
 
If you prefer to just “CLICK” to donate. We have a very convenient option for you!
 
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During the winter, when snow is present, Lapham Peak is one of the busiest, if not the busiest, park in the Wisconsin State Park System.  Known for its challenging terrain and excellent ski trail grooming, the park enjoys a regional reputation that draws large numbers of skiers from the Milwaukee and Madison metro areas, as well as from Chicago and northern Illinois.  The park is the only unit in the state park system to offer lighted ski trails.

The Lapham Peak Friends have plans to complete this project in four phases.  

     Phase 1 - Man made snow on the warn up loop for     the 2005/2006 season

     Phase 2 - Water reservoir and additional snow covered trails

     Phase 3 - 2 kilometers of lighted man-made snow

     Phase 4 - 4 kilometers of lighted man-made snow

  A special fund has been established for the snowmaking project within the Lapham Peak Friends organization.  The initial fundraising goal for this project is $500,000.  A donation of any amount is appreciated.  Special recognition will be given to donors who meet these levels:

           Avalanche    $10,000 & up

           Glacier         $5,000

           Blizzard        $1,000 & up

           Snowman      $500 & up

           Snowball       $100 & up

Lapham Peak Friends is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.                                            

For more information contact:

Ed Muzik, Property Manager, 262-646-3025

Sandy Sugden, Chairperson, slsugden@wi.rr.com   

The snowmaking loop at Lapham on Sunday, March 18,2007.