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Where Brady's Hills’s numbers come from

6 observations from 2 publishers behind 3 figures. Each row gives the figure we publish, how many sources gave one and how many agree; open it for what each said.
Advertised vertical drop135 ft1 source1 of 1 agreefrom Midwest Lost Ski Areas Project
Michigan lost ski areas: Apple Mountain — Midwest Lost Ski Areas ProjectPublishedOct 2026“o:1956 c: 1974 reopened 1982 c: 1983 v: 135 ft.”
Named trails72 sources1 of 2 agree · differfrom Michigan Lost Ski Areas Project
Winterskol – Lakeview — Michigan Lost Ski Areas ProjectPublishedOct 2026“On Dec. 30, 1976, The Cass City Chronicle printed the AAA 1977 Guide to Michigan’s 58 Ski Areas which listed Winterskol as having 1 bar lift (Poma, T-bar or J-bar), 7 ropes and 7 runs.”
Brady’s Hills – Lakeview — Michigan Lost Ski Areas ProjectOct 2026Differs: 9 “Even earlier, the 1966 Guide listed Brady’s with just 9 ski runs, but said they had electric rope tows and snowmaking.”Also said 10 (Oct 2026)
Total lifts82 sources1 of 2 agree · differfrom Michigan Lost Ski Areas Project
Winterskol – Lakeview — Michigan Lost Ski Areas ProjectPublishedOct 2026“On Dec. 30, 1976, The Cass City Chronicle printed the AAA 1977 Guide to Michigan’s 58 Ski Areas which listed Winterskol as having 1 bar lift (Poma, T-bar or J-bar), 7 ropes and 7 runs.”
Brady’s Hills – Lakeview — Michigan Lost Ski Areas ProjectOct 2026Differs: 7 “In the 1971 AAA Michigan “Winter Sports Fun List”, published in The Cass City Chronicle on Dec. 10, 1970, Brady’s Hills, is said to be off M-46 and it had 10 slopes, a Poma lift, 6 rope tows, night skiing and snowmaking.”

Pages cited

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Other facts

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Operating status

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