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The Pines

The ski slope of the Pines, a Catskills resort hotel in South Fallsburg that had a double chairlift by 1965; the hotel closed in 1998.

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The Pines hotel in South Fallsburg ran its own ski slope, just off Laurel Park Road. By December 1965 the resort had put in an ice rink, a ski chalet and a double chairlift, which Abandoned Online calls the first chairlift of its type in the southern Catskills.1,2

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TodayThe resort's remaining buildings stand abandoned and damaged by repeated fires. (2024)2

Timeline

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  1. 1965Ski chalet and double chairlift in place by December2
  2. 1998The Pines closes for good late in the year2,3

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Lost near The Pines

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

  • Opened 1959 · 2.8 mi away · New YorkAn upside-down ski area by Woodridge in Sullivan County, New York, that opened as Davos in 1959 and later went by Big Vanilla at Davos.
  • Years not yet collected · 4.3 mi away · New YorkThe ski slope of the Concord Resort Hotel at Kiamesha Lake, east of Monticello, served by two T-bars and two rope tows.
  • Years not yet collected · 11.6 mi away · New YorkThe one-trail ski slope of the Nevele, a Catskills resort hotel outside Ellenville, served by a double chair and a rope tow.
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