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Echo Hills

Ran 1979–1991. A ski area on Bauer Road at Logan, in southeast Ohio, that opened in January 1979 and closed in 1991.

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Echo Hills had northeast-facing slopes on Bauer Road at Logan; the Midwest Lost Ski Areas Project files it under nearby Lancaster. A Lancaster Eagle-Gazette story of December 1978, listed on the project's page, announced that alpine skiing was coming to Logan, and the area opened in January 1979.1

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Timeline

4 events · swipe

  1. 1978Lancaster paper reports alpine skiing coming to Logan1
  2. 1979Echo Hills opens in January1
  3. 1986Lifts listed as two rope tows and a chairlift1
  4. 1991The ski area closes1

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Lost near Echo Hills

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

  • 1997–2001 · 53.8 mi away · OhioA ski area near Peebles in south central Ohio, with its lodge at the top of the hill, that ran from 1997 to 2001.
  • 1963–2015 · 69.1 mi away · OhioA ski area on State Route 95 near Butler, south of Mansfield, that opened in 1963, closed in 2005, ran again from 2011 and shut for good in 2015.
  • 1979–1982 · 81.4 mi away · KentuckyA small ski resort with three slopes and A-frame homes near Catlettsburg in Boyd County, Kentucky, that ran from 1979 through the 1982 season.
All 6 lost ski areas in Ohio