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Clarkson 7 Springs

Seven Springs Sports Center, a small ski area on the Parishville–Colton highway near Parishville, listed in ski guides of the early 1970s.

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Seven Springs Sports Center stood on the Parishville–Colton highway near Parishville; Lost NY's master list also calls it Clarkson. Guides from 1970 to 1973 list a T-bar and a rope tow on 300 feet of vertical, a longest run of 2,000 feet, six trails and three slopes, with snowmaking, and the 1972–73 directory adds night skiing.1,2

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  1. 1970A ski guide lists a T-bar, a rope tow and 300 feet of vertical1

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Lost near Clarkson 7 Springs

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

  • 1937–1982 · 6.3 mi away · New YorkSt. Lawrence University's ski center on Route 56 near South Colton, with downhill slopes, ski jumps and cross-country trails; it closed in 1982.
  • 1965–1979 · 39 mi away · New YorkA family ski hill on Route 3 west of Harrisville with a T-bar and a J-bar, open from 1965 to 1979.
  • Years not yet collected · 46.9 mi away · New YorkA small in-town beginner hill behind the Lake Placid Center in Lake Placid, served for 37 years by a rope tow and later also by a Poma lift.
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