BOYNE FALLS, Michigan (November 20, 2020) – Boyne Resorts became aware on October 18, 2020 of a potential security threat impacting some of our information technology (IT) systems. In response, we immediately took our systems offline, initiated an investigation, engaged a third-party cybersecurity firm to assist with our response and notified law enforcement. Our IT team began working tirelessly to restore the company’s enterprise and resort-based systems affected by the incident. Much progress has been made in getting the affected systems and services safely back online across the resort network.

Our investigation into what caused the security threat is now complete. Our efforts defined the scope of the attack and found no evidence of customer data being exposed or at risk. To allow each of our locations to return to normal operations as quickly as possible, our IT team and partners remain active in their work to get our systems fully restored and further enhance the security of our systems.

^{About Boyne Resorts
Boyne Resorts, founded in 1947 by Everett Kircher, is one of the largest mountain resort companies in North America by total skier visits. A Michigan-based corporation, Boyne Resorts owns and operates award-winning mountain and golf resorts and attractions throughout the United States and Canada including Cypress Mountain near Vancouver, B.C., official freestyle skiing and snowboard venue of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games; Sugarloaf and Sunday River Resort in Maine; Boyne Mountain, The Highlands, Inn at Bay Harbor – Autograph Collection resorts and Avalanche Bay Indoor Waterpark in Michigan; Big Sky Resort in Montana; Loon Mountain Resort in New Hampshire; Gatlinburg SkyLift Park in Tennessee; Brighton Resort in Utah; and The Summit at Snoqualmie in Washington}