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Concord Resort

The ski slope of the Concord Resort Hotel at Kiamesha Lake, east of Monticello, served by two T-bars and two rope tows.

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The Concord, a resort hotel at Kiamesha Lake that opened in 1935, grew fast after World War II. Renamed the New Concord, it added amenities to keep pace with rival Grossinger's and its ski slope and golf course.1,2

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Timeline

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  1. 1935The Concord Hotel opens at Kiamesha Lake2
  2. 1970Guides list two T-bars, two rope tows and 400 feet of vertical1
  3. 1988Date of the ski area's surviving trail map3
  4. 1998The Concord Hotel closes2
  5. 2008The hotel building is demolished2
  6. 2018Resorts World Catskills opens on the hotel's site2

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Lost near Concord Resort

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

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  • Years not yet collected · 4.3 mi away · New YorkThe ski slope of the Pines, a Catskills resort hotel in South Fallsburg that had a double chairlift by 1965; the hotel closed in 1998.
  • Years not yet collected · 12.9 mi away · New YorkThe one-trail ski slope of the Nevele, a Catskills resort hotel outside Ellenville, served by a double chair and a rope tow.
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