Lost ski areaNew JerseyMid-Atlantic
Snow Bowl
A ski area in Milton, New Jersey, running in the 1960s, now closed and counted among the state's lost ski areas.
Overview
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Snow Bowl was a ski area in Milton, which NELSAP lists among New Jersey's lost ski areas. John Fitzgerald had worked there before he and Jack Kurlander founded Great Gorge, in McAfee, in 1965.1,2,3
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Memories
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Lost near Snow Bowl
The closest other lost ski areas, as the crow flies.
- 1937–1998 · 5 mi away · New JerseyNew Jersey's first and longest-running ski area, a small hill off Green Pond Road in Newfoundland that ran from 1937 until 1997 or 1998.
- Opened 1965 · 22 mi away · New JerseyA small rope-tow hill in Mansfield Township that ran from the mid-1960s into the early 1970s.
- Years not yet collected · 22.5 mi away · New JerseyA one-rope-tow beginners' hill near Peapack and Gladstone, open by the late 1950s and still running in 1987.
History
Written by aurora.ski from the 3 pages below, each sentence numbered to its sources.
Sources for this history (3)
- 1New England Lost Ski Areas Project · Lost New Jersey Ski Areas
- 2Wikipedia · Mountain Creek
- 3Skimap.org · Snow Bowl
Photos
No photographs of Snow Bowl we may republish yet
Its old photos and trail maps live on the sites that collected them, and Google finds the rest.
Memories
What skiers remember of Snow Bowl, in their own words.
Facts
Location
41.0115° N · 74.5534° W · New Jersey
OpenSkiMap lists it as abandoned.
Years operated
not yet collected
Closed for good; the year it closed is not yet collected. It stays here as part of the record of U.S. ski areas.
No figures from its operating years are collected yet.
Terrain contours: USGS 3D Elevation Program, public domain