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Ski Cove

A small 1970s ski area in Zion Grove with one double chair and one rope tow, night skiing and snowmaking.

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Ski Cove Village was a small ski area in Zion Grove that a reader remembers from the 1970s. It had one double chair and one rope tow, night skiing and snowmaking, and a rustic lodge built around a round stone fireplace.1,2

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  1. 1979Trail map published, now held by Skimap.org2

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Lost near Ski Cove

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

  • Years not yet collected · 15.3 mi away · PennsylvaniaA small ski area on Sharp Mountain at the west end of Pottsville, opened in the mid-1960s, whose lodge later housed the Pottsville Club.
  • 1969–1983 · 25.1 mi away · PennsylvaniaA ski area near Lenhartsville in Berks County that opened as Big Valley for the 1969–70 season and closed as Hahn Mountain in the early 1980s.
  • 1942–2004 · 30.9 mi away · PennsylvaniaThe ski hill of Split Rock Lodge at Lake Harmony, between Big Boulder and Jack Frost, skied from the 1940s until 2004.
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