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Honey Hill

A small T-bar and rope-tow hill on Route 19 just south of Warsaw, with snowmaking and night skiing, listed in guidebooks through the 1970s.

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Honey Hill was a local ski hill off Route 19 in the town of Warsaw, a mile or two south of the village. Skikabbalah says it started in 1975 and ran for a little over ten years as a hometown hill, though the guidebooks in its own reference list name Honey Hill as early as 1970.1,2

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Timeline

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  1. 1970Ski Area Guide lists it on Route 19 with a T-bar and two tows2
  2. 1975Start year given by Skikabbalah, despite earlier guidebook listings1
  3. 1977White Book lists 200 feet of vertical and full snowmaking2
  4. 1979Trail map of Honey Hill dated this year3

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Lost near Honey Hill

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

  • Years not yet collected · 23.6 mi away · New YorkA small ski hill off Conlon Road in Le Roy, near Thruway Exit 47, run by the town's parks department, that ended lift service around 2009.
  • 1959–1979 · 24.4 mi away · New YorkA ski area off Route 39 east of Springville, in Yorkshire, that opened as Blue Mountain in 1959 and ran as Bluemont from 1968 through 1979.
  • Years not yet collected · 34.8 mi away · New YorkA college-owned T-bar slope just north of Alfred that ran from about 1965 to about 1980.
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