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Hidden Valley Ski Area

Ran 1956–2013. A ski area near Maribel in Manitowoc County, with 200 feet of vertical, that ran from 1956 to 2013 apart from four closed years before 2006–07.

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Hidden Valley was a ski area near Maribel, in the hills of northern Manitowoc County south of Green Bay. MWLSAP dates it from 1956 and gives it 200 feet of vertical; a 1978 listing it cites shows three rope tows and a chairlift.1,2,3

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  1. 1956Hidden Valley opens, by MWLSAP's date1
  2. 1965Owner Jack Froelich installs snowmaking during a snow drought3
  3. 2006David Lodl takes over the area after four closed years2
  4. 2013The area's website says it will not open for 2013–141,2

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Lost near Hidden Valley Ski Area

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

  • Opened 1964 · 16 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.
  • 1950–1996 · 29.8 mi away · WisconsinA rope-tow ski hill in Calumet County Park near Stockbridge, once called Calumet Hills, that ran from 1950 to 1996.
  • Closed 1979 · 39.7 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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