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Orange County

A small T-bar ski slope with snowmaking and night skiing on Route 416 south of Montgomery, listed in ski guides from 1970 to 1993.

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Ski guides from 1970 onward list the Orange County Ski Area on Route 416, about two and a half miles south of Montgomery. It was a short hill: 131 feet of vertical from a 407-foot base to a 538-foot top, a longest run of 1,850 feet, and a single T-bar.1

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  1. 1965Orange County begins developing the park on Route 4162
  2. 1970Guide lists a T-bar, 131 feet of vertical and snowmaking1
  3. 1993Still listed in the White Book1

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