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Rolla View

A small ski hill a few miles outside Rolla, North Dakota, opened in 1964 and last mentioned in 1984.

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Rolla View was a ski hill off Highway 5 a few miles west and north of Rolla, with a vertical drop of 140 feet. MWLSAP dates its opening to 1964.1

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  1. 1964Rolla View opens1
  2. 1984Last known mention, in Ski Magazine's January issue1

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Lost near Rolla View

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

  • Opened 1954 · 70.3 mi away · North DakotaA ski hill and old Nordic jump in Benson County, three miles east of Fort Totten and ten south of Devils Lake, run as a ski area from 1954.
  • 1974–1983 · 90.8 mi away · North DakotaA small ski area near Minot, in the valley below the Gassman Coulee railroad trestle, that ran from 1974 to 1983 on surface lifts.
  • Years not yet collected · 168.6 mi away · MinnesotaA small rope-tow ski area northwest of Red Lake Falls in northwestern Minnesota, running from about 1960 until the late 1970s.
All 3 lost ski areas in North Dakota