hidden ski hills

[skiing is life]

does anyone know of very small ski resorts that are not usually on ski reports or on ski listings. please write which state its in and the town.

also id like to say hello to everybody as a new member and i look for ward to spending some time here. since i am new i dont really know the flow of things. so if this thread causes anyone to take offence or not understand please do not hesitate to let me know and i will do my best to fix the problem.:-D

edit:sorry for not being more specific, im talking small unreported areas that are still in buissness

 

[deadheadskier]

WELCOME!

trying to fully understand your question. Are you looking for active ski areas still in business or former regional hills that have gone belly up. skitown.com lists 99% of the operating areas out there as far as I know. If your question is more geared towards former areas I might suggest you check out: nelsap.org

again welcome to alpinezone, hope you enjoy it.

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

to get started check out www.nelsap.org

oh and welcome to AZ..

 

[hardline]

if you could give us wee bit more info. we would be able to give so very good info this board has pretty much every area of the northeast down.

 

[tcharron]

does anyone know of very small ski resorts that are not usually on ski reports or on ski listings. please write which state its in and the town.

also id like to say hello to everybody as a new member and i look for ward to spending some time here. since i am new i dont really know the flow of things. so if this thread causes anyone to take offence or not understand please do not hesitate to let me know and i will do my best to fix the problem.:-D

You mean like, smaller for the most part unreported ski areas? Like McIntire?

 

[billski]

Cochran's

Richmond, Vermont

 

[Warp Daddy]

Welcome Mt Pisgah 300 vert Saranac Lake NY

 

[ski_resort_observer]

Lost Valley, Auburn, Maine.