nycskier
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If you got $6,000,000 burning a hole in your pocket Hidden Valley in Vernon, NJ can be all yours!!!!
http://www.njherald.com/289172098413847.php
http://www.njherald.com/289172098413847.php
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Well hopefully the buyer of Hidden Valley is one of the ones who wants to operate it as a ski resort. If it closes we'll be down to 2 in NJ. Hidden Valley is nice because it is close to home for me and it is not nearly as crowded as Mountain Creek, (which is almost unskiable on weekends). It would be a shame to lose another ski area in NJ.
Be down to 2??
What is the other besides Mountain Creek? Campgaw?
I am surprise Interwest is not interested in it. The 2 mountains are very cloese to each other and owning both would really add to Mountain Creek.
Hah, Intrawest isn't interested in sinking another dime into Mountain Creek, just in trying to sell timeshares at that dumb hotel thing at Vernon.
I'm pretty sure that Intrawest sold Mountain Creek to Fortress Investments, LLC. Hidden Valley is tiny and in need of an extreme make-over to be viable. New lifts/snowmaking/lodge would be essential.
Just wondering if anybody knows who won the auction for Hidden Valley on Monday?
This is sad. Looks like Hidden Valley might go NELSAP. I really hope it doesn't and someone buys it.
And if you think Mountain Creek is crowded now wait until the 30,000 skiers who skied Hidden Valley show up at Mountain Creek!
30,000 skiers at Hidden Valley?
Article in the local paper here today says that the sheriff's sale has been postponed until July 2. There is a quote from a sheriff's department spokesman that says the snowmaking equipment has already been repossessed.
A local, Sussex County group has express interest in the purchase but that is contingent on their getting state approval to build a hotel, add tubing runs and a summer sports camp. The property lies within the Highlands preservation area, which limits development of the property.