Northeast Ski Trivia Thread

skiNEwhere said:

Not sure if you were referring to my question, it is not though. Hint, it is still on the mountain and in working condition



Ummm....I'm lost too Scotty, can you turn your translator on?

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Scotty said:

Hunter mountain was the first to develop snow making I believe.

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skiNEwhere said:

Where and what year did Yan install its last chairlift in New England?

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drjeff said:

Sticking with the Yan theme, what New England Ski Area still has the most operating Yan lifts (and I'll include retro fitted orginal Yan High speed quads in the final answer)?

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drjeff said:

Sticking with the Yan theme, what New England Ski Area still has the most operating Yan lifts (and I'll include retro fitted orginal Yan High speed quads in the final answer)?

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drjeff said:

Aurora Quad at Sunday River in 1991 - and Sunday River was my guess before I did a google search on Yan installs - the 1991 thing makes me feel OLD though

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thetrailboss said:

What was Les Otten's first resort purchase, after Sunday River, to begin what would later become the American Ski Company?

And not Northeast, but what was the last resort that ASC owned before finally dissolving?

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soposkier said:

First was either Attitash or Sugarbush, i think they were right around the same time. Last one was the canyons.

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thetrailboss said:

Regulators forced ASC to spin off which NH ski areas in order to prevent monopoly concerns?

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steamboat1 said:

Waterville & Cranmore.I cheated though, google is your friend.

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