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Ski Valley Club

Ran 1965–2000. A chairlift and T-bar ski area on County Road 33 north of Naples that opened to the public in 1965, later ran as a private club, and closed in 2000.

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Ski Valley lay off West Hollow Road and County Road 33, about five miles north of Naples in the town of South Bristol. It opened to the public in 1965.1,2,3

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TodayThe 18-acre property had stood vacant for years, and its owner planned to replace the ski lodge with a single house. (2019)3

Timeline

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  1. 1965Ski Valley opens to the public1
  2. 1972Atlas lists a T-bar, a J-bar, two rope tows and nine trails2
  3. 1994Listed as Ski Valley Club with a chairlift, T-bar and rope tow2
  4. 2000The ski area closes in the fall2
  5. 2001The property goes through foreclosure1
  6. 2011New owner buys it with plans to reopen as Bristol Ski Valley1,2
  7. 2019Plan to demolish the old ski lodge goes before the town3

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Lost near Ski Valley Club

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

  • Years not yet collected · 34.9 mi away · New YorkA small ski hill off Conlon Road in Le Roy, near Thruway Exit 47, run by the town's parks department, that ended lift service around 2009.
  • Years not yet collected · 35.6 mi away · New YorkA college-owned T-bar slope just north of Alfred that ran from about 1965 to about 1980.
  • Years not yet collected · 36 mi away · New YorkA small T-bar and rope-tow hill on Route 19 just south of Warsaw, with snowmaking and night skiing, listed in guidebooks through the 1970s.
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