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Men Visit 23 Ski Resorts in 24 Hours For World Record
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By March 2, 2022 9:55 am

Two men from Michigan unofficially broke a Guinness World Record by tackling the slopes at 23 ski resorts in 24 hours.

They started their record attempt at noon Saturday at Nubs Nob in Harbor Springs and reached their goal at noon Sunday at Cannonsburg Ski Area.

The men aimed to take the Guinness World Record from Terri Moore, who visited 17 ski areas in 24 hours in 2017 in Japan.

They said evidence from their accomplishment is being submitted to Guinness for official recognition.

They need “to send them lift tickets, photos”, after filming “for 24 hours straight.”

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