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Battle Creek Park

A small Ramsey County ski hill in Battle Creek Park in St. Paul, with rope tows, night lighting and snowmaking in the late 1970s.

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Battle Creek was a small ski hill owned by Ramsey County inside the 566-acre Battle Creek Park in St. Paul.1

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Timeline

3 events · swipe

  1. 1977SKI Magazine describes five runs and four rope tows1
  2. 1978Three rope tows listed2
  3. 1980The latest of its trail maps on Skimap.org dates from this year3

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Lost near Battle Creek Park

The closest other lost ski areas, as the crow flies.

  • 1952–1972 · 12 mi away · MinnesotaA family-run rope-tow ski area on the Mississippi River bluffs at Pine Bend, between South St. Paul and Hastings, that operated from the 1950s until 1972.
  • Opened 1966 · 15.1 mi away · WisconsinA ski area at Houlton, three miles east of Stillwater, Minnesota, that opened in 1966, had three chairlifts by 1978, and closed around 1985.
  • 1954–1982 · 17.5 mi away · WisconsinA ski area south of Somerset, opened by the McAlister family as Ski-Mac in 1954 and renamed Snowcrest in 1969, that closed around 1982.
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