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Where Holiday Hills’s numbers come from

5 observations from 3 publishers behind 3 figures. Each row gives the figure we publish, how many sources gave one and how many agree; open it for what each said.
Advertised vertical drop≤ 400 ft1 source1 of 1 agreefrom Restless native (Rob Carrigan)
Fading memories of Holiday Hills Ski Area near Woodland Park (Rob Carrigan, January 2014)PublishedOct 2026“Vertical rise of the ski run is nearly 400 feet and the rise in the tow line is 280 feet.”
Named trails92 sources2 of 2 agreefrom Colorado Ski History
Holiday Hills Ski Area — Colorado Ski HistoryPublishedOct 2026“Runs: 9 total; some names included "Chicken Alley, Leapin' Lena, and Nim-a-go-go"”
Colorado hills are alive with ghost ski areas (Bill Vogrin, The Gazette; Deseret News, August 6, 2006)Oct 2026“"We had three tow lifts and nine ski runs," said Kay Nimrod, 75, of the ski area that she and her husband, Harlan, operated from 1963 to 1973.”
Total lifts42 sources1 of 2 agree · differfrom Colorado Ski History
Holiday Hills Ski Area — Colorado Ski HistoryPublishedOct 2026“Lifts: 3 tows; 1 Platter (stats: built 1964 by Poma 1760' long, 280' vertical, capacity 550 people/hour)”
Colorado hills are alive with ghost ski areas (Bill Vogrin, The Gazette; Deseret News, August 6, 2006)Oct 2026Differs: 3 “"We had three tow lifts and nine ski runs," said Kay Nimrod, 75, of the ski area that she and her husband, Harlan, operated from 1963 to 1973.”

Pages cited

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Other facts

Where the page's other facts come from: its location, website, owner and the like.

Operating status

The sources that list this area, and what each says about whether it operates.