Caberfae home appraisals
Ski hill access and national forest boundaries decide most values around Caberfae Peaks. The resort opened in January 1937, offers 34 trails on 225 acres and sits about 18 miles west of downtown Cadillac. Caberfae counted 72 residents in 2020, and Wikipedia notes that nearly all of its housing units are owner occupied.
A hunting club turned ski hill
Caberfae began as Caberfae Ranch, a private hunting club, and was sold to the federal government during the Depression to become part of the Manistee National Forest. Wikipedia describes the community today as a mix of government owned and private property. The resort was Michigan's largest winter sports area by the mid 1950s.
Hoxeyville, Garletts Corner and South Branch Township
Most of Caberfae, resort included, lies in South Branch Township, with a slice reaching into Slagle Township. South Branch had 348 residents in 2020 on 36 square miles and is served entirely by Cadillac Area Public Schools. Hoxeyville, in its east part, first got a post office as Clay Hill and was later renamed for resident John Hoxie. M-37 and M-55 meet at Garletts Corner. Henderson Township, to the east, had 183 people. Besides skiing, the resort runs a nine hole golf course at the base of the hill.
Areas, lakes and neighborhoods in this file
- Caberfae
- Caberfae Peaks resort
- South Branch Township
- Hoxeyville
- Garletts Corner
- Henderson Township
- Manistee National Forest
Landmarks around Caberfae
- Caberfae Peaks Ski & Golf ResortSki area
- Briar HillHigh point in the Lower Peninsula