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Where Ski San Isabel’s numbers come from

8 observations from 1 publisher behind 4 figures. Each row gives the figure we publish, how many sources gave one and how many agree; open it for what each said.
Summit elevation9,000 ft2 sources1 of 2 agree · differfrom Colorado Ski History
Lost Areas #11 (The Colorado Skier newsletter, July 29, 1993)PublishedOct 2026“Vertical drop: 250 ft Top: 9000 Base: 8750 Lifts: 1 pony lift, 2 rope tows”
Ski San Isabel — Colorado Ski HistoryOct 2026Differs: 8,700 ft “* Elevations: Top 8700', Bottom 8600'”
Base elevation8,750 ft2 sources1 of 2 agree · differfrom Colorado Ski History
Lost Areas #11 (The Colorado Skier newsletter, July 29, 1993)PublishedOct 2026“Vertical drop: 250 ft Top: 9000 Base: 8750 Lifts: 1 pony lift, 2 rope tows”
Ski San Isabel — Colorado Ski HistoryOct 2026Differs: 8,600 ft “* Elevations: Top 8700', Bottom 8600'”
Advertised vertical drop250 ft2 sources1 of 2 agree · differfrom Colorado Ski History
Lost Areas #11 (The Colorado Skier newsletter, July 29, 1993)PublishedOct 2026“Vertical drop: 250 ft Top: 9000 Base: 8750 Lifts: 1 pony lift, 2 rope tows”
Ski San Isabel — Colorado Ski HistoryOct 2026Differs: 100 ft “Area Stats: (84-85 season) * Beginner Mountain with 100 foot vertical drop”
Total lifts32 sources1 of 2 agree · differfrom Colorado Ski History
Lost Areas #11 (The Colorado Skier newsletter, July 29, 1993)PublishedOct 2026“Vertical drop: 250 ft Top: 9000 Base: 8750 Lifts: 1 pony lift, 2 rope tows”
Ski San Isabel — Colorado Ski HistoryOct 2026Differs: 2 “Lifts: 2 rope tows (length: 1100') with a capacity of 1450 p/h”

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