I can understand the drive factor but the open terrain is not even close.70 acres to 465.The loaf is the lpace to be right now.
Up to 100+ trails now. I'm still waiting for some epic trip reports ....
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I can understand the drive factor but the open terrain is not even close.70 acres to 465.The loaf is the lpace to be right now.
It fit 2 average size people (in the 60's/70's/80's) if you were lucky. It had rust holes in the floor like my grandmothers old buick. Tons of graffiti and butt burns everywhere. But like people have mentioned, it had lots of character and I miss it dearly.
Up to 100+ trails now. I'm still waiting for some epic trip reports ....
Has anyone skied there when they had a gondola? When was it removed? Replaced by the quad, I assume. It's hard to believe Wildcat is a 4,000 ft mountain when viewed from Mt. Washington. It looks pretty small from that vantage point. Wildcat's base is at 2,000 ft however. It isn't a steep mountain.
I can understand the drive factor but the open terrain is not even close.70 acres to 465.The loaf is the lpace to be right now.