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Calumet

Ran 1950–1996. A rope-tow ski hill in Calumet County Park near Stockbridge, once called Calumet Hills, that ran from 1950 to 1996.

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This ski hill was in Calumet County Park near Stockbridge, in east central Wisconsin. It was earlier called Calumet Hills and is also listed under the name Fox Valley Ski Club.1

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TodayThe county park now runs a snow tubing hill with a tow line on winter weekends when there is enough snow. (2026)3

Timeline

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  1. 1950Opens, per the Midwest Lost Ski Areas Project1
  2. 1978Five rope tows listed1
  3. 1996Closes, per the Midwest Lost Ski Areas Project1

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Lost near Calumet

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

  • Opened 1964 · 24.4 mi away · WisconsinA small hill near De Pere, just south of Green Bay, that ran as the Pink Panther, then Snowburst, and last as Bear Valley.
  • 1963–1979 · 26.3 mi away · WisconsinA club-run rope-tow hill east of New London that Mo-Ski-Tow Inc. built to replace its Mosquito Hill slope; it closed after the 1978–79 season.
  • Closed 1979 · 27.4 mi away · WisconsinA small upside-down ski hill in the Kettle Moraine State Forest's northern unit near Campbellsport, with parking on top, that closed in 1979.
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