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Nashville Alps

Where Nashville Alps’s numbers come from

4 observations from 3 publishers behind 2 figures. Each row gives the figure we publish, how many sources gave one and how many agree; open it for what each said.

Figures

How a figure is chosen
Named trails72 sources2 of 2 agreefrom The Republic
Four Southern Indiana Ski Resorts Ready for Winter Snow Skiing Season (Gary Lewis, The Republic, Columbus, November 14, 1981; scan on MWLSAP)PublishedOct 2026“At Nashville Alps, there are seven slopes for skiing, divided for both the novice and the experienced skier.”
New ski areas bring local fun (Ramsey Harik, The Herald-Times, Bloomington, January 15, 1980; scan on MWLSAP)Oct 2026“Four miles west of Nashville, the Alps sport seven slopes — three intermediate, two advanced, and two novice. The longest run is about 2100 feet.”
Total lifts42 sources2 of 2 agreefrom Midwest Lost Ski Areas Project
Indiana Lost Ski Areas — Midwest Lost Ski Areas ProjectPublishedOct 2026“In 2001: 2 rope tows, 1 triple chair, 1 quad chair”
New ski areas bring local fun (Ramsey Harik, The Herald-Times, Bloomington, January 15, 1980; scan on MWLSAP)Oct 2026“The intermediate area has a quad chairlift, while the advanced area has a triple lift and the beginning slopes have two rope tows.”

Pages cited

Every source behind the figures, passes and facts, the resort’s own pages first.

Other facts

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

Coordinates
Nashville Alps — Skimap.org
Year opened
Indiana Lost Ski Areas — Midwest Lost Ski Areas Project
closedYear
Indiana Lost Ski Areas — Midwest Lost Ski Areas Project
History
Indiana Lost Ski Areas — Midwest Lost Ski Areas Project

Operating status

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

  • abandonedSkimap.org · Ski guide · 2026-09-28Nashville Alps — status: abandoned; activities: downhill; lifts mapped: 0; downhill runs mapped: 0; Washington