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Mt. Fuji

Ran 1960–1970. A ski hill north of Lake Geneva that Ed Meltzer ran from 1960 to 1970 with 12 runs; its slopes are now part of Hawk's View Golf Club.

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Mt. Fuji was a ski hill north of Lake Geneva, on a farm that Ed Meltzer and his brothers had bought in 1949.1,2

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TodayThe old ski hill is part of the Como Crossings course at Hawk's View Golf Club. (2026)1

Timeline

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  1. 1949Ed Meltzer and his brothers buy the farm1
  2. 1960Mt. Fuji ski hill built to rival Wilmot and Majestic Hills1,2
  3. 1970Meltzer stops running the ski hill; MWLSAP's closing year1,2,3
  4. 1990Land sold to the Kennedy Group, which runs the Long Horn Ranch1
  5. 2001Hawk's View Golf Club opens on the site1

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Lost near Mt. Fuji

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

  • 1973–1986 · 4.8 mi away · WisconsinA small ski hill at the Interlaken Resort near Lake Geneva, open from 1973 to 1986, with 100 feet of vertical.
  • 1957–1988 · 6.5 mi away · WisconsinA ski area on the south shore of Geneva Lake near Fontana, opened in 1957 on a former chicken farm and closed after its chalet burned in 1988.
  • 1970–1982 · 8 mi away · WisconsinA ski area near Burlington with 192 feet of vertical, open from 1970 until a December 1982 ad said the hill would not open that season.
All 39 lost ski areas in Wisconsin