Killllington 🎿🏂🏂🎿🎿🏂🏂🎿😀

[jaytrem]

If I recall, that early ASC pass that had Mount Snow, Killington, Sugarbush, Waterville, Cranmore, Attitash, Wildcat, Sunday River and Sugarloaf (and probably another resort or 2 that I am forgetting right now, let alone their Western Options), was an awesome time to be a skier/rider in the Northeast, and for relatively short $$ as well!

We had Bromley for a couple years, can't remember if it was the SKI or ASC days. Good chance it was late SKI, and maybe carried over for a year on ASC?

 

[Quietman]

From New England Ski History Site:

 

[tumbler]

Haystack- Is that private club thing still going? I recall some issues some years back.

 

[jaytrem]

From New England Ski History Site:

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Good source to find a bit of the Bromley info too...

During the 1994-95 season, Bromley signed a marketing agreement with industry giant S-K-I Ltd..

 

[drjeff]

Haystack- Is that private club thing still going? I recall some issues some years back.

Yup. Had issues, almost went under just ahead of the Covid situation. Back under different leadership as a private club again and apparently in much better $$ grounds as basically just a private ski area/social club now than when the previous private ownership under Jim Barnes, was trying to run it as a private ski area/social club/golf course/airport/hotel + Inn/real estate development company/etc

Haven't skied it yet under the current ownership, have a few friends who are members and enjoy what they pay for. Still a mountain with multiple pods and flat areas in-between many of those pods that seem to make it ski/ride smaller than it actually is

 

[thetrailboss]

From New England Ski History Site:

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Yep, it's so complicated that one needs a chart to make sense of it all.

 

[Newpylong]

A picture of mine from April, 2007 - the last days of ASC.

 

[jimmywilson69]

that's a great pictures! I love the Canyon when its skiing well!