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Lost ski areaWyomingBlack HillsRocky Mountains

Sundance Mountain

A ski area two miles south of Sundance, near the South Dakota line, that probably ran only two winters in the mid-1980s.

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The Sundance ski area was about two miles south of the town, near Interstate 90 and the South Dakota line. The Colorado Skier newsletter listed a double chairlift, a T-bar and a rope tow on 75 acres, with 1,000 feet of vertical from a 4,800-foot base to a 5,830-foot top.1

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Lost near Sundance Mountain

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

  • Closed 1977 · 223.3 mi away · WyomingA small T-bar hill east of Laramie, skied from the 1930s until 1977 and used largely by the university.
  • 1971–1986 · 274.3 mi away · ColoradoA one-slope ski hill on a bluff above the Poudre River just outside Greeley, the lowest ski area Colorado ever had, open from 1971 to 1986.
  • Years not yet collected · 278.2 mi away · ColoradoA small ski area on the east side of Cameron Pass, Colorado, skied on foot from the 1930s and served by a rope tow from 1946 to about 1951.
All 3 lost ski areas in Wyoming